Food and seeds?

Hello, people out there! Today is Wednesday and I am sure the people who visit this blog would know what we do every Wednesday. That's right, so if you don't know every Wednesday, my class and some other classes do some CIP (Community Impact Projects). Meaning we do things to make the world or the community a better place. So today we planted some seeds and did some research.

The research was about what plants we could plant during autumn and winter. Our teacher Mr Mitchell had seeds and we had to list out the types of vegetable we were going to plant. So I remember he had many types of flower (cauliflowers?) and all of them were vegetables. After that, we went out and planted it in an egg carton our amazing teachers had so ever kindly given us many egg cartons.

So what we did first was put the soil in the carton, then we put a hole in the middle for the seed to go in. But I didn't get to do that since I had to go to my dance. In my opinion, this was a really good idea because we use vegetables to fundraise and help out the community.

A boring blogpost with an amazing app!

Hello people! Today, we, I personally finished my app. So if you did not know, I don't think I have posted about this but, we had digital change. This is when we create/learn things about the world and how to change it. But we have to make a digital way on how to change it. So on our first day, we have to pick out a social issue, I picked two since I think that they would relate to each other. So I picked Climate Change and Global Warming. Through the week we had to create an app or a game to show the world how we can change and make the world a better place.

So I picked an app, I have to say it was quite hard but once you got the hang of it you'd be a billionaire. Okay just kidding anyways, I have worked really hard on this and I hope you enjoy!

Reflection:
I picked the issue because I think that it will have an effect on the future generation. One challenge when I was making this was when I didn't know what to pick. But overall I think I did a great job. I learned many scientific things about the atmosphere and the world.

Link to App: App