This week is Sea Week and in Room 35 we are learning how we can be responsible for the ocean. The homework challenge this week is to find out
how you can be a guardian of the ocean. Post your comments here for the homework challenge. Check out www.fish.govt.nz
I am so excited about sea week and learning about the sea.
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Do not throw your rubbish on the beach. Recycle your plastic bags or put them in the right rubbish bin. Make sure your oil tank is not leaking on your boat otherwise it will pollute the sea. Make sure you wash your car on the grass when using chemicals,otherwise it will go into your storm water drain that goes out to sea. George
ReplyDeleteYou are the first person to complete the homework challenge this week, George. The information you listed is definitely important if we want to look after the oceans. Good job! Mr Janse
DeleteDo not pollute the sea. It kills heaps of marine creatures like dolphins,sharks,fish and all the rest of the sea creatures out there.don't: throw litter,cause oil spills and overfish.look after the oceans and all it's creatures!!!!
ReplyDeleteArchie
Help to keep beaches rubbish-free the way they should be. To do this clean up other peoples rubbish when EVER you see it. My dad and I found a site that you can get some information from. Here it is.http://www.loveyourcoast.org
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We can help the sea/ocean by telling people not to litter the sea/ocean. We can also tell people to stop global warming because it's melting the ice caps.
ReplyDeleteTo be guardians of the sea we need to
ReplyDelete- pick up after our self
- take any litter that you see
- leave anything that belongs at the beach eg: leave the crabs in the rock pools
- take the right size fish, crayfish and scallops so the babies can breed.
Brooke
To help the sea be careful with boats because they have oil and oil from boats can kill the sea creatures. And litter and rubbish bags can also be like oil and kill sea creatures because turtles think rubbish bags are jelly fish so we are killing a lot of turtles such as leatherback turtles which are endangered! Since it's sea week you should go to the beach and ocean and look around to see if there is any aluminium, plastic, soft plastic and plastic bags and put them in the correct bins because you don't want plastic bags to go out into the recycling bin.
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To be a guardian of the sea we can:
ReplyDelete- only catch as many fish as we are allowed
- only catching fish that are the correct size
- make sure we put all our rubbish in the bin
- tell someone if you think rules are being broken
- leaving sea life at the beach
Olivia M
It is important that all fishers know the catch limits and stick to them so there are plenty of fish for everyone.Charlotte
ReplyDelete*stick to the rules of the limit of fish you must catch
ReplyDelete*save the sharks
* don't pollute the sea ( it kills the animals)
* do not litter
* protect the species of sea animals that are endangered
*don't purchase items that exploit the marine life
*make safe, sustainable seafood choices
Gemma
To be guardian of the sea we can
ReplyDeleteNot take undersized fish
Not go too fast in boats because animals can be maimed or die
Do not litter
If you can wash your car on the grass
Tegan
To be guardians of the sea we need to make sure we do not over-fish, pollute the waters, or destroy the underwater ecosystems. by matt.b
ReplyDeleteTo be a guardian of the sea don' litter and if you are on a motor boat don't run over any sea animals. By Rosie
ReplyDeleteTo help the ocean we need to
ReplyDelete*Don't litter and don't pour waste down drains
*Don't fish too much
*Don't take small fish
Rebecca
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Well done Room 35 for taking the time to find how we can be guardians of the ocean. It has been fantastic learning about the ocean and exploring some of the issues around sustainable oceans. I have been impressed by the enthusiasm you have shown this week and the wealth of knowledge you all have. Keep it up. Mr Janse
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