After having a look at the displays, which included the krill eaten by whales, we got to act out an example of an ocean foodchain. At the end of the session, there was a competition to see how many students we could fit into a whales tail. 107 Middle School students was the record for our school!!!
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Oceans Alive
On Wednesday 21 July our class went over to the Hall to find out more about the world's oceans. "Oceans Alive" is a mobile education program.Nicky, the educator told us lots about the creatures of the deep. It was amazing to hear just how big some of the animals are.

After having a look at the displays, which included the krill eaten by whales, we got to act out an example of an ocean foodchain. At the end of the session, there was a competition to see how many students we could fit into a whales tail. 107 Middle School students was the record for our school!!!
After having a look at the displays, which included the krill eaten by whales, we got to act out an example of an ocean foodchain. At the end of the session, there was a competition to see how many students we could fit into a whales tail. 107 Middle School students was the record for our school!!!
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