Learning With NOAA By Katie Cho

Troubled coral reefs Some reefs in Hawaii are in danger now. People don't care about the corals that they are stepping on and killing all of the living things that used to live there. Some reefs die from invasive corals like Prickly Seaweed and Leather Mud weed. Some corals die from ocean temperature. Some oceans that used to be cold turn into cold water and the ocean's corals die.

Moon jellyfish Moon jelly fish are jelly fishes that only come out at night mostly, you can't see it often. They look like blue moon in the ocean. I enjoyed this picture a lot.

Turbidity Our class learned about the turbidity when we went to Mauna Loa bay. Turbidity is a the measurement of a clay or silt of water. Scientists work on this kind of things so they would know if the water is clear and what kind of things there are in the ocean.

What next? The earth would be healthy and better if we made changes like using leather bags for shopping instead of plastic ones, and recycling plastics and bottles. Many people don’t know what ( save the earth ) means. Even though they say there going to help for the truth they don’t really keep that promise but we can help the earth by doing little things everyday.

Reflection I had so much fun making this powerpoint and goind to educational field trips. I really like to thank everyone that helped us with the program and learning new things. We learned so much things that I don’t know where to begin! the field trips helped us learn more easily and thank you Mrs.Hasegawa!

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