On Monday \u00a022rd of \u00a0September Karen \u00a0came to the School and talked about rock pools. The first thing she talked \u00a0about was the tides. \u00a0Karen did a demonstration about the tides. The moon was the pickle onion, the sun was the orange, the blue rope was the tide and the earth was a fake cookie. She showed us seaweed and we got to touched it. Then she put the fish tank on the table and filled it with water. Karen took out a rock with seaweed and she took a blob it was called sea annename. A sea annename sting by the tentikal. Then she took out crabs there was one crab was small then Bradley’s thumb.<\/p>\n
We went outside to the Burravoe pier to do rock pools. I found seaweed but the interesting thing about seaweed is you can age them by the bumpy bits and dog welks. Mia found \u00a0a crab and I hold it. I learned that you tell if a crab is female or a male. On Monday \u00a022rd of \u00a0September Karen \u00a0came to the School and talked about rock pools. The first thing she talked \u00a0about was the tides. \u00a0Karen did a demonstration about the tides. The moon was the pickle onion, the sun was … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.glowscotland.org.uk\/sh\/public\/BurravoePrimarySchool\/uploads\/sites\/8\/2014\/10\/Karens-photo-tank.jpg\" "\\"Karens")
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