Tuesday, May 19, 2020
blogging reflection
Wednesday, May 13, 2020
Monday, May 4, 2020
what we do at o.i.s
what we do in a day at o.i.s
I go to O.I.S wich stands for Oamaru Intermediate School and im going to tell you what we do in a day. So first the bell will ring at 8.55 we go to our classes and do the roll and notices, then we do maths next we go and have morning tea and that goes fo 15 to 20 minutes. Then we go and do reading for 45 minutes then move on to writing and do that for 45 minutes and then its lunch for 1 hour but in that time for around 20 minutes we have to sit and eat ,after that we do lots of different things like p.e ,art and much more and at 3.05 we end school and we are off home
Friday, May 1, 2020
plastic in our ocean
PLASTIC IN OUR OCEAN
Did you know that approximately 8 million pieces of plastic get in the ocean everyday! That is a lot of pollution and can not be sustained in this amount. This is not very good for all of the marine life that eat, get tangled and suffocate in the plastic that we are creating and not caring about where it ends up after its use. Most of these animals die when eating plastic as they starve with a tummy full of plastic that does not digest. New Zealand is isolated but not completely as we are seeing some of the plastic washed onto our shores or people dumping on the beaches for the incoming tide to wash it out to sea. Plastic has become a modern easy packaging used in so many things then we just throw it away but these practises that we have been using to make life easy and quick cannot continue for the health of our planet. In New Zealand the single use plastic bag has been stopped but we need so much more. We can stop purchasing things sold in single use plastics and choose reusable options. By not buying these we are saying that it is not what we want. We can also be mindful of where and how we dispose of the rubbish we do make to ensure it is not thrown carelessly to be taken into the environment and eventually make its way into our ocean always use bins and recycle but best of all don't buy plastic in the first place. This is such an important matter to me and should be to everybody for the health of our marine life the health of our planet and life of all humans.
Did you know that approximately 8 million pieces of plastic get in the ocean everyday! That is a lot of pollution and can not be sustained in this amount. This is not very good for all of the marine life that eat, get tangled and suffocate in the plastic that we are creating and not caring about where it ends up after its use. Most of these animals die when eating plastic as they starve with a tummy full of plastic that does not digest. New Zealand is isolated but not completely as we are seeing some of the plastic washed onto our shores or people dumping on the beaches for the incoming tide to wash it out to sea. Plastic has become a modern easy packaging used in so many things then we just throw it away but these practises that we have been using to make life easy and quick cannot continue for the health of our planet. In New Zealand the single use plastic bag has been stopped but we need so much more. We can stop purchasing things sold in single use plastics and choose reusable options. By not buying these we are saying that it is not what we want. We can also be mindful of where and how we dispose of the rubbish we do make to ensure it is not thrown carelessly to be taken into the environment and eventually make its way into our ocean always use bins and recycle but best of all don't buy plastic in the first place. This is such an important matter to me and should be to everybody for the health of our marine life the health of our planet and life of all humans.
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