Hi This is a chalk drawing Mrs Toy and I did on the earthquake
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Blown Away!!
Hi there earthquake explorers,
I have been exploring your blog and have to say you are all amazing scientists. I really liked learning about earthquakes and you all showed your understandings and knowledge so clearly. I can see you enjoyed your investigations and I really appreciated the way you shared your information with your classmates and Mr Dredge so frequently.
I must also say I am very impressed with your technology skills. The PowerPoint and video presentations are amazing. Your skills are very good and I am sure Mr Dredge will be patting you on the back for the way you have demonstrated your learning.
Good on you all for your hard work throughout the term.
Enjoy your break and I'll see you next term.
Miss Pearson
I have been exploring your blog and have to say you are all amazing scientists. I really liked learning about earthquakes and you all showed your understandings and knowledge so clearly. I can see you enjoyed your investigations and I really appreciated the way you shared your information with your classmates and Mr Dredge so frequently.
I must also say I am very impressed with your technology skills. The PowerPoint and video presentations are amazing. Your skills are very good and I am sure Mr Dredge will be patting you on the back for the way you have demonstrated your learning.
Good on you all for your hard work throughout the term.
Enjoy your break and I'll see you next term.
Miss Pearson
Lori 23
Hi Everyone
Did you know that in Haiti there was 250 000 buildings destroyed
that is very sad
Lori
Did you know that in Haiti there was 250 000 buildings destroyed
that is very sad
Lori
William 40
Hi Mr Dredge and Every one,
Here is an interesting fact about the Haiti Earthquake.
That between 217,000 and 230,000 people have died. That's very sad.
And more than 1,000,000 were left homeless.
From William.
Here is an interesting fact about the Haiti Earthquake.
That between 217,000 and 230,000 people have died. That's very sad.
And more than 1,000,000 were left homeless.
From William.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Tania 31
Hello Everyone,
Here is a good picture of a seismograph!!
This picture is of a seismograph taken when the Haiti earthquake happened.
Cheers
Tania
William 39
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
Here are 2 Haiti pictures.
You can see how much damage the Earthquake made.
Here are the web addresses. topgoogletrends.netcashdaily.net/haiti-earthq...
news.softpedia.com/.../
From William
Tom 34
Hi everyone
Yesterday at about 7:00 there was an earthquake in Port Phillip Bay . It was 3.2 on the Richter scale . Here is what one person said:
"I heard the roof of my house ... I thought there was either thunder or 15 possums up there," she said.
"I literally saw my feet move on my floor and I thought, 'gee that's definitely not possums, that's an earthquake'."
This is quite interesting point that this man put forward
"In Melbourne, quite rare. In Victoria as a whole we'd get an earthquake of this size about every six weeks," he said.
Yesterday at about 7:00 there was an earthquake in Port Phillip Bay . It was 3.2 on the Richter scale . Here is what one person said:
"I heard the roof of my house ... I thought there was either thunder or 15 possums up there," she said.
"I literally saw my feet move on my floor and I thought, 'gee that's definitely not possums, that's an earthquake'."
This is quite interesting point that this man put forward
"In Melbourne, quite rare. In Victoria as a whole we'd get an earthquake of this size about every six weeks," he said.
Claire28
Hi everyone
Here is some information about the Haiti earthquake.
Hotel Montana (found in the Port-Au-Prince hills) collapsed and 200 people (mostly foreign holiday makers) were missing under the rubble.
Here is some information about the Haiti earthquake.
Hotel Montana (found in the Port-Au-Prince hills) collapsed and 200 people (mostly foreign holiday makers) were missing under the rubble.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Tania 30
Hi Everyone,
Here is some info about haiti and the earthquake there..
Between 10 and 15 kilometres below the surface the Caribbean plate and the North American plate transform or slid past each other. The energy released after the collision caused the Haiti earthquake. The earthquake happened in Haiti which is in the Caribbean Sea between North America and South America.
It is an island that has an area of about 27 750 square kilometres.
The epicentre of the earthquake was about 25 kilometres South West of the capital city Port-Au-Prince.
January 12, 2010
4:53pm
Tuesday
Disastrous-the ground is badly cracked and many buildings are severely damaged or destroyed. Some landslide may happen.
The earthquake costs 8 billion dollars of damage.
250 000 homes and business buildings destroyed or severely damaged.
Cheers Tania
Here is some info about haiti and the earthquake there..
Between 10 and 15 kilometres below the surface the Caribbean plate and the North American plate transform or slid past each other. The energy released after the collision caused the Haiti earthquake. The earthquake happened in Haiti which is in the Caribbean Sea between North America and South America.
It is an island that has an area of about 27 750 square kilometres.
The epicentre of the earthquake was about 25 kilometres South West of the capital city Port-Au-Prince.
January 12, 2010
4:53pm
Tuesday
Disastrous-the ground is badly cracked and many buildings are severely damaged or destroyed. Some landslide may happen.
The earthquake costs 8 billion dollars of damage.
250 000 homes and business buildings destroyed or severely damaged.
Cheers Tania
Lori 22
Hi Everyone
did you know in Haiti there was 230,000 deaths or maybe more
and more the 1 million left homeless
Lori
did you know in Haiti there was 230,000 deaths or maybe more
and more the 1 million left homeless
Lori
Tom 33
On Dec. 26, 2004, a massive underwater earthquake measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale rattled the Earth off the coast of Indonesia's Sumatra Island. This devastating earthquake caused a tsunami. The death toll reached higher than 220,000, and many communities suffered disastrous damage to their homes/buildings. How amazing does this look!!
William 38
Hi Mr Dredge and everyone,
Here is another fact about the Haiti Earthquake.
It is estimated that 3 million people have been affected.
From William
Here is another fact about the Haiti Earthquake.
It is estimated that 3 million people have been affected.
From William
William 37
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
Here is a fact about the Haiti earthquake.
By January 24 there were at least 52 after shocks measuring more that 4.5 on the Richter Scale!!!!
From William.
Here is a fact about the Haiti earthquake.
By January 24 there were at least 52 after shocks measuring more that 4.5 on the Richter Scale!!!!
From William.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Tania 28
Hello Everyone,
Here is some did you know facts:There are thousands of small earthquakes every year.People don't notice them.
Special dogs are used to help find people after a bad earthquake.
An earthquake usually lasts for less than one minute!!!
Cheers Tania
Here is some did you know facts:There are thousands of small earthquakes every year.People don't notice them.
Special dogs are used to help find people after a bad earthquake.
An earthquake usually lasts for less than one minute!!!
Cheers Tania
Tom 31
Hi everyone
Did you know that on Saturday when we were in Darwin there was an earthquake 600kms
from Darwin and it was 5.6 on the Richter scale. I tried to research more about it but I could not find anything. I heard about it on the news.
Did you know that on Saturday when we were in Darwin there was an earthquake 600kms
from Darwin and it was 5.6 on the Richter scale. I tried to research more about it but I could not find anything. I heard about it on the news.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Erin 51
Here is my seismogram I did
it looked like it was an earthquake.
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Here is my seismogram i did it looks like a real earthquake.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Mitchell 22
Hi every one!
For the past few days I have been writing a earthquake timeline.
It goes from 1755 to 2010. I haven't finished it yet, but I will post it as soon as I am finished.
Have a nice weekend,
Mitchell.
For the past few days I have been writing a earthquake timeline.
It goes from 1755 to 2010. I haven't finished it yet, but I will post it as soon as I am finished.
Have a nice weekend,
Mitchell.
William 36
Hi Mr dredge and Everyone,
Here is a Great website about haw a seismograph works.
From William.
http://www.howstuffworks.com/question142.htm
Here is a Great website about haw a seismograph works.
From William.
http://www.howstuffworks.com/question142.htm
Tania 27
Hello Everyone,
I asked my dad if he had ever been in an earthquake and he said yes!!
There was a earthquake here and dad was all alone.He said he didn't know what was happening!!
Then he said it might of been from the Tennant Creek earthquake cause it was at the same time!!
Cheers Tania
I asked my dad if he had ever been in an earthquake and he said yes!!
There was a earthquake here and dad was all alone.He said he didn't know what was happening!!
Then he said it might of been from the Tennant Creek earthquake cause it was at the same time!!
Cheers Tania
Erin 50
Here is some info on SEISMIC WAVES
Seismic waves are caused by the sudden break of a rock. They are energy that goes through the earth and is recorded seismographs.
Hope this helps you.
Cheers Erin
Seismic waves are caused by the sudden break of a rock. They are energy that goes through the earth and is recorded seismographs.
Hope this helps you.
Cheers Erin
Erin 48
This graph is showing that Australia has earthquakes from October 2008 to November 2008 and so does the Neighbouring Countries. It also shows us the amount of earthquakes, the magnitude of the earthquakes and how many happen at the same magnitude. I have added keys to show which ones are Neighbouring countries and Australia.
William 35
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
Here is a time line that I made.
During this time the Earth has been changing and forming different countries.
Once South America and Africa was 1 country!
Humans have only been around for 3.6 million years!
From William.
William 34
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
Here is my seismograph.
You can see how at first there is no Earthquake and then there is a little bit of shaking and then it shakes a lot and then it stops.
One photo is of a little bit of the Earthquake when it was the worst and the other photo is of the whole lot of it.
Hope you like it.
From William
Erin 47
Here is my map of where i think earthquakes will occur.the reason why i have put them in that particular spot is because some countries go write through the boundaries.
Cheers Erin
Tania 26
Hello Everyone,
Here is a picture of my Seismogram.
My Picture shows how one secend the earth is normal.Then the next secend there is an earthquake.The lines get bigger as the earthquake is happening then ones the earthquake has finished you can see the shock waves.
Cheers Tania
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Tania 25
Hello Everyone,
Here is my map of the world.
My map shows where I think earthquakes happen.
I think that earthquakes happen along or close to fault lines. It seems that at present the most pressure is building up along the pacific plate boundaries and when this pressure is released an earthquake occurs.
Cheers Tania
Mitchell 21
Good afternoon everyone
Here is my seismograph movie.
I have placed the end credits below.
Directed by: Mitchell Smith
STARING
Mitchell Smith as the seismometer
Miss Hannah as earthquake movements
With thanks to:
Belle for pulling the paper
Mum for filming
Miss hannah for the computer stuff
Copy wrong 2010
Lori 20
Hi Everyone
here is some information about my seismogram
there was 4 people helping with my seismogram.
it was a great success because so many people could help why i took some photos
sorry that they aren't to clear
Cheerio
Lori
Lori 18
Hi everyone
here is a really cool website
http://www.weatherwizkids.com/weather-earthquake.htm
Cheerio
Lori
here is a really cool website
http://www.weatherwizkids.com/weather-earthquake.htm
Cheerio
Lori
Lori 16
Hi Everyone
did you know that there was a really strong earthquake in a Mexico city and it was a mighty 8.1 on the Richter scale.
have a look for yourself
http://www.glynn.k12.ga.us/BHS/Juniorprojects/Hopkins01/miguelo23724/
Cheerio
Lori
did you know that there was a really strong earthquake in a Mexico city and it was a mighty 8.1 on the Richter scale.
have a look for yourself
http://www.glynn.k12.ga.us/BHS/Juniorprojects/Hopkins01/miguelo23724/
Cheerio
Lori
Lori 15
hi everyone
here is a cool website of the Haiti region and where the earthquakes were
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/aftershocks/?event=2010rja6&network=us
Lori
here is a cool website of the Haiti region and where the earthquakes were
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/aftershocks/?event=2010rja6&network=us
Lori
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
William 33
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
This is my page where I think Earthquakes might happen.
The blue bits are my marking.
Hope you like it.
From William.
Lori 14
Hi everyone
did you know that The Moon does have "moonquakes", although they occur for different reasons than earthquakes do here on Earth.
i hope that helps you William
Cheerio
Lori
did you know that The Moon does have "moonquakes", although they occur for different reasons than earthquakes do here on Earth.
i hope that helps you William
Cheerio
Lori
Tania 24
Hello Everyone,
Here is some info about my graph.
The graph shows how many earthquakes were in Australia between October and November 2008 as well as the magnitude.
The graph also shows how many earthquakes were in neighbouring countries for the same period showing the magnitude.
The neighbouring countries had earthquakes that registered 5 or more on the Richter scale where as in Australia they were 4.2 or below. I think the reason for this is that neighbouring countries are closer to the fault lines, so more pressure builds up when two plates move past each other. An earthquake with a magnitude of 5 or more happens when this pressure is released.
Hope you like it.
Cheers Tania
Here is some info about my graph.
The graph shows how many earthquakes were in Australia between October and November 2008 as well as the magnitude.
The graph also shows how many earthquakes were in neighbouring countries for the same period showing the magnitude.
The neighbouring countries had earthquakes that registered 5 or more on the Richter scale where as in Australia they were 4.2 or below. I think the reason for this is that neighbouring countries are closer to the fault lines, so more pressure builds up when two plates move past each other. An earthquake with a magnitude of 5 or more happens when this pressure is released.
Hope you like it.
Cheers Tania
William 32
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
Here is my description on my excel graph.
You can see that Australia is blue and neighbouring countries are maroon. As you can see Australia has had lots of Earthquakes which measured between 2.0 and 2.9 on the Richter Scale. Neighbouring countries have not had any Earthquakes that have measured below 5.0 on the Richter Scale! It is lucky Australia doesn’t get many big Earthquakes.
From William.
Here is my description on my excel graph.
You can see that Australia is blue and neighbouring countries are maroon. As you can see Australia has had lots of Earthquakes which measured between 2.0 and 2.9 on the Richter Scale. Neighbouring countries have not had any Earthquakes that have measured below 5.0 on the Richter Scale! It is lucky Australia doesn’t get many big Earthquakes.
From William.
Becky 8
Hi everyone
I just read that ancient people told their children that a tortoise carried the world on its back. Does anyone know if aborgines have stories about earthquakes?
I just read that ancient people told their children that a tortoise carried the world on its back. Does anyone know if aborgines have stories about earthquakes?
William 31
Hi Mr dredge and Everyone,
Here is my picture of converge.
I will send you the audacity file.
From William.
William 30
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
Here s my picture on transform.
I will send you the audacity file.
From William.
Becky 7
Hi Everyone
Can someone tell how to put the graph up as I am having troubles. Here at the red spots is my where I think earthquakes will happen because the plates are moving.
William 29
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
Here is my photo and description of the tectonic plates diverging.
My description is an audacity file.
From William.
I could not get the audacity file to load so I will try again next post or I will e-mail it to you.
William 28
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
I have a question.
Has any other planet other than Earth had an Earthquake???
From William.
I have a question.
Has any other planet other than Earth had an Earthquake???
From William.
lori 14
hi everyone
here is my graph
it is about how big earthquakes were in 2008 Oct\Nov for Australia and neighboring countries
Lori
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Mitchell 20
Hi everyone!
Here is my graph for earthquakes in Australia and neighbouring countries.
This graph shows the magnitude of Australian and neighbouring countries earthquakes during October to November 2008. As you can see, Australia’s neighbouring countries get much bigger earthquakes than Australia itself. This is because most of Australia’s neighbouring countries lie on the edge of tectonic plates, where two plates meet and most earthquakes occur.
Have a nice day,
Mitchell
William 27
Hi Mr Dredge and Everyone,
HERE IS a GREAT website that has a picture of where Earthquakes have happened in the last 7 days.
I couldn't just get the picture so here is the web address. http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/
Hopeyou like it.
From William.
HERE IS a GREAT website that has a picture of where Earthquakes have happened in the last 7 days.
I couldn't just get the picture so here is the web address. http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/
Hopeyou like it.
From William.
Claire22
Hi everyone
Here is another earthquake graph. The x axis shows ratings of some of the Richter scales descriptive words.
Here is another earthquake graph. The x axis shows ratings of some of the Richter scales descriptive words.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Mitchell 19
http://www.edumedia-sciences.com/en/a95-continental-drift
I found this link showing continent movement. It also shows continent movement in the future.
I found this link showing continent movement. It also shows continent movement in the future.
Tania 22
Hello Everyone,
Her Is an awsome site that has a great animation.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7533950.stm
Cheers Tania
Her Is an awsome site that has a great animation.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7533950.stm
Cheers Tania
Claire17
Hi everyone.
Here is a great earthquake animation site that I found.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/animations/
Here is a great earthquake animation site that I found.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/animations/
Mitchell 15
A volcano in Southern Iceland erupted yesterday (21 Mar 2010) after a week of small earthquakes! It is the 1st time the volcano has erupted in 190 years!
It is near the Eyjafallajokull glacier (I'll type it and you can try to say it!!!) and they are worried that it will melt the glacier and cause floods.
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