Friday, September 14, 2018

Chang-o and the moon

 Chang-o and the moon
Part 1 - Hou yi and the sun birds
Years ago, 10 sun birds lived in a volcano.
Each day, 1 bird will leave, fly up into
the sky and fly around the world,
bringing heat, warmness and light to all
the land.


One day, the 10 birds decided to go out
on the same day. 10 birds made it 10x
hotter on land. The land was scorched,
seas were dried up, animals and crops
died in the fields it meant it was a
drought. It felt like the world was gonna
catch on fire.

We had to do something quick. The
Emperor sent for a young man named Hou yi. ‘Save us,’ said the Emperor. ‘Shoot down the sun birds.’

Hou yi took 10 arrows and a colossal bow, and he ran to the top of a mountain. He shot down the sunbirds 1 by 1, until there was 1 left in the sky. He let the last 1 go so that it would continue to give warmth, sunlight and heat.

‘You have saved the world,’ said the Emperor, and he rewarded Hou yi richly.

Thursday, September 6, 2018

Lifting peoples sprits

Sunshine

We chose to make cards with the picture of
a sun because the sun reminds us of
 happiness and people who are devastated by
a natural disaster should remember that just
as the Sun comes up everyday in the sky after
a dark night, life can be mended too. So we
should not lose hope.

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Wednesday, August 29, 2018

What is global warming?

What is global warming?


Global warming means warming of the Earth.
Global warming happens when the
atmosphere traps heat from the sun.


Earth is becoming too hot because
the carbon dioxide is responsible for
absorbing heat. The temperature is rising
because the level of carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere is increasing. If the temperature
rises glaciers will melt, it will cause wildfires,

heatwaves and animals will lose their habitats.

We can slow this process of global warming by
growing more trees. Trees will absorb extra
carbon dioxide and help in cooling down the
Earth.

Global warming

Wednesday, August 22, 2018

Thursday, August 16, 2018

Earthquake


 Earthquake

In an earthquake there is loss of life and property. Sometimes the whole city gets destroyed and can cost millions of dollars. So people have to live in camps together for months. There is scarcity of food and water. People are devastated and miserable because their houses are busted down. When there is an earthquake there is a possibility that there will be a tsunami and when it  happens people feel vulnerable because they don’t know when it’s coming and they get scared because they may lose their loved ones. So people need to prepare themselves against the dangers of disasters.
Shallow earthquakes are the strongest and they are the closest to the Earth’s surface. Earthquakes that are magnitude 2 or 3 do not damage property but
earthquakes with magnitude over 6 can be dangerous.


Example
The christchurch earthquake that happened in 2011 was a magnitude of 6.4 on the richter scale.

Monday, July 23, 2018


Natural disasters


Tsunami
Volcano eruptions
Tornado
Cyclone
Bad weather
Hail
Storms
Blizzards
Wildfire
Floods
Earthquakes
Avalanche
Heat wave
Drought


Man made disasters


Candle near a curtain
Fire in the house
Epidemic
Pollution
Chemical
Biologic
No water and food
No oxygen
Road accidents


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