P7 have been learning all about the weather in China and comparing it to our own in Scotland. We used our maths skills by looking at some graphs to find out about the amount of average rainfall and temperatures in a year. We then learned through drama by creating a weather report comparing China and Scotland. Jake was very good at miming weathers.
Here are some things we found out:
China is very cold in January and February and can reach minus 10.
In Scotland, rainfall is quite steady – we generally always have some rain in a month!
China’s summer is much hotter than ours but it’s very rainy too! Pack an umbrella and shades for Chinese summer months!
We noticed that China is closer to the equator than Scotland so that explains why it reaches higher temperatures and has more rainfall at times.
GOOD.
keep up the good work
Great work comparing climates P7. I would have loved to see your weather reports… maybe we will see one of you on the BBC one day!
hope you have fun learning about china sounds very fun 🙂 from emmac p5 xx