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Friday, September 18, 2020

*Why flooding causes destruction*

A flood happens when water overflows or soaks normally dry land. Generally, floods take hours or even days to develop, giving people time to prepare or evacuate. But Sometimes, floods develop quickly and with no warning.


A Flood can develop in many ways. The most common is when rivers overflow the dams, heavy rain, a broken dam or a huge ice melt. Coastal flooding can also happen when it is high tide or a tsunami. Did you know that floods are the second-best widespread in the world besides the wildfires!!!!!


When floods happen the ocean moves inland. Floods have enormous power. Some structures cannot withstand the force of the water causing them to collapse. Most people are left without any drinking water or power. 


When the flood has gone the ground is covered in mud and silt. This is very beneficial for the farmers because It has lots of nutrients in it. But when the flood has receded it can cause just as much damage. Sharp debris, fuel and sewage are very harmful to the people. In America, floods cause 100 people to die and cause seven point five billion billion dollars worth of damage. 


Some Countries are building stronger stabilised buildings when flooding happens to prevent damage.


Monday, September 7, 2020

The damage caused by wildfires



A wildfire is deadly, destroying homes, wildlife and contaminates the air with the pollution that can harm people.  Wildfires are very dangerous.


The impact that fires have on communities is huge. After the fire, some people are left with nothing but only the clothes on their back. Their home was swallowed by the fire. Luckily they get their homes rebuilt. 


480 million wildlife were injured or killed in the Australian bush fires in 2019. Wildfire causes wildlife to move, avoiding flames and searching for new habitat. This can cause animals to wander into human-populated areas and come into contact with humans they would normally avoid. However, there are many positives because thankfully vets are helping the wildlife to heal.


In 2018 the wildfires season burned 8.7 million acres of land. Wildfires are the biggest and widest spread natural disasters in the world. Wildfires can spread in seconds. The conditions can make the fire spread faster. Wind, Droughts and extreme heat can make the fire bigger and more dangerous.


Wildfires are extremely dangerous and harmful. Firefighters have to put there life on the line to save people that are in the fire.


Tuesday, July 28, 2020

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Monday, July 20, 2020

My wild pig money box creation

This is my wild pig creation. firstly we got a can then I got paper and wrapped it around the can. I used popsicle sticks as eyes and then I used a big role for the nose. I then made a hole in the nose for the coins to be inserted in.

Monday, June 29, 2020

why hygiene is important

Why Hygiene is Important One of the benefits of personal hygiene is better health. Your health plays a big role in your life. If you want a longer healthier life to have good hygiene and good health. It is very important to have good hygiene. Personal hygiene is washing your body, hands and head clean. This is very important because you will smell nice and you will be healthier. This prevents germs and viruses already. This is how you care for your body. If people don’t have good hygiene that is very bad. You can minimize the risk of infections and it will improve your overall health. When people don’t have good hygiene they can lead greasy skin, body oda and missing teeth. They can also lead to more serious thing like if you don’t wash your hands you can easily put lots of germs in your mouth. Keeping your body clean prevents illness, helps infections and viruses. This helps your overall health. But why do we do this? When you wake up have a shower and brush your teeth and put on clean clothes. All of these that I have said is very good habits and this is our morning routine. In conclusion, hygiene is very important because it helps with our overall health. By Troy

Tuesday, June 23, 2020