Temperate Forest PSA

This year my class did an ecosystem project.We used a website to create the video it was call wevideo. To do the the project  you will need lots of research.separate your research in categories. I would say the research was pretty easy for me because I knew what I was doing and I did it efficiently. After you do that you start a script and a storyboard to help you get an idea this process I would say was ok I had some trouble but I did it.After you do that you start wevideo and get pictures but you have to use your script for it.Getting my video ready was fun I enjoyed the process. When you have your outline of your video done you start narration. I loved this part so much because you could be your self. After that you show your teacher and everyone then if you get the ok you can fish it and write a blog post about you process.

 

June 14, 2018 4th grade, Science No Comments on Temperate Forest PSA

Temperate Forests

Temperate Forests have lots of trees and are found in areas where the climate is not too hot or too cold. They have lots of animals and plants living there. The ecosystem that I’m studying,Temperate Forests, are located in areas such as North America, Europe and Asia.

Some consumers that live in a temperate forest are black bears, squirrels, chipmunks, worms, slugs, insects, frogs, toads, salamanders, moose, white tail deer, coyotes, foxes, rabbits, skunks, raccoons, porcupine.Temperate forests have lots of producers. For example, wild flowers, Barry bush, strawberry bush, lettuce, celery, grass, trees, chives.The unique thing about my ecosystem is that it is between about 25 and 50  degrees latitude. Another thing that makes my ecosystem unique is that temperate forests have a lot of wildfires that cause the forests damage.

I enjoyed working on my ecosystem and it was a lot of fun. I enjoyed the experience of learning new things. I got to know more about the animals and how they live in temperate forests. I hope you enjoyed my blog.

May 4, 2018 4th grade, Science No Comments on Temperate Forests