3/4 News
This week in Inquiry the students of 3/4 have been looking at 'survival' and the four basic needs of life. They explored how humans depend on the natural features of the environment to meet these needs.
Josh - I was on a deserted island and I chose to take a rope with me. Why? Because I thought I could use it to rope to a tree to climb and from there I could wait for animals to come out - catch them- and eat them. I could also tie branches together as shelter around where I sleep.
Vanessa - I was deserted in a desert and I took with me a first aid kit. Why?Because then if someone or myself was hurt, I could help. If animals were hurt, I could help them as well and we'd make friends. Then I'd eat those animals.
Abbey - I was deserted in the Amazon and I chose to take a First Aid kit with me. Why? If anybody got hurt, I would be able to give First Aid to get them better. In my First Aid kit I would have anti venom because if someone was bitten by a venomous creature, I would have the antidote to save them.
Benjamin - I was deserted in the middle of the desert and I chose to take a water detector with me. Why? I could find a well or a water source near a village and drink the water I found to survive. I know that you can only survive without water for three days so I knew this was important. It is essential.