Students making their "rivers" and testing out the affects of placing rocks along their river.
Students' thoughts on the science lesson.....
Today's lesson was about how water moves in rivers.I learned that hills move rivers. I also learned that bodies of water cause erosion.
by: Sean
Today's lesson was about how water moves trough rivers. I learned that rocks help the water move along the rivers.
by. Danny
Today's lesson was about how water moves through rivers. Rocks can create erosion.
by: Amanda
Today's lesson was about how water moves through rivers. What we learned in the science lesson was that rocks can help move rivers.
by: Madison
Today's lesson was about how water moves through rivers. What we learned in the science lesson was that rocks can help move rivers.
by: Madison
Question to all of our blog visitors:
*** What do you know about erosion and rivers?? ****
Rivers start as tiny springs and creeks. The Mississippi River begins in Minnesota - it is so small you can walk across it!
ReplyDeleteThank you for telling us this Meagan
DeleteThis is almost the same thing we did at school but we did matter. Liquid is water and rivers have water so it's almost the same! Hey I get to learn that how rivers move now thanks! I got a question for you how did it move in the container? DS
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DeleteGreat question we first got a cup
and then scotched it a little and QUICKLY! put the cup
under the plastic container. Thank you.
David-
ReplyDeleteWe did matter when I was in first grade.I am happy that you were able to learn something from us.It swooshed around and sometimes just floated around.We had put rocks to get it to move and put it on a book to tilt it.
Meagan-
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your information! Have you ever crossed the Mississippi river?!
Check out this erosion game! http://sciencenetlinks.com/interactives/shapeitup_final.swf
ReplyDeleteThanks for telling us these links!
DeleteI know that erosion can cause damage.
ReplyDeleteThanks for telling us a fact Ashley
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