In New Zealand there is a very old Kauri tree called Tane Mahuta. But how old is it? Be the first to find out! Post a comment here on our blog.
In class, especially during geography, science and religion lessons, the pupils ask all sorts of interesting questions- some of which we can answer straight away, and some of which we need to research. This blog is for the pupils to record these curious questions and then for others -classmates, teachers, parents and friends, to post their answers. Sometimes there might even be more than one answer to these curious questions!
Friday, October 22, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Continental drift....
We were learning about plate tectonics in class and we discovered that the continents are slowly drifting towards/ away from each other. Some of the students were curious (and concerned!) about what will happen when the continents finally "crash into" each other.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Compasses in the southern hemisphere?
In geography we were learning about the earth's magnetic field and how it causes the compass needle to always point north. We wondered if in the southern hemisphere the needle would also point north, or if it would instead point south, as the South Pole is closer in that part of the world?
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