In reading for week 7, we read a text about how volcanoes work. We had to make an infographic showing what we learnt about different types of Volcanoes. It had to have pictures, diagrams, flowcharts, numbers and words.
We needed to explain the parts of the volcanoes and how it works, so I put a google drawing of it and added labels as well so you'd know which is which. I also added some fun facts about volcanoes, as well as a diagram and a flowchart.
WALT: Think critically when looking at information in different texts.
I found it hard: Searching up facts about volcanoes
I found it easy: Finding pictures to trace explaining the volcanoes' parts
What I need to work on: Explaining what the parts of volcanoes are for
Thursday, September 5, 2019
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Hi Angie,
ReplyDeleteWow! What an amazing infographic. You have worked hard and you have clearly drawn on the information from the multiple texts to create this. Your images, labels and information clearly explain 'How volcanoes work'. Keep up the great work.
Kamusta Angie,
ReplyDeleteWoah, That is so unbelievable. You did so great! You gave us lot's of facts and the countries with how much volcanoes they have. Amazing!
You have shown us very lots of facts about volcanoes. Kapai to mahi <3 :)
Zipporah
Hai Angie,
ReplyDeleteAmazing infographic, don't think I could do one like this! You put down lots of information and facts for us to understand how volcanoes work. I also find it cool how you added pictures for us to understand even more to make it easier and some examples.
To be honest, I don't think there's anything you can work on.
Amazing blog post, Kapai to mahi!
Mya <3