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At my house we go for a walk every morning if sunny.
And we feed the eels!
This is a graph of the days and how many we saw!
Do you like feeding animals?
Friday, April 3, 2020
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When Max and I went to see the eels while Mum was at camp, we saw 13! (I reminded Max we were there to feed them and not swim with them!) I was amazed at how big some were. I love that you have given them some interesting names. Have you researched what type of eel they are?
ReplyDeleteThink they are long fin!☺☺☺ππππ
DeleteOf course there would be more to see if they knew that Max was coming to feed them.Do you think you could start a business after the lockdown called swimming with the eels.Perhaps Andy could help Max with the guiding.
ReplyDeleteGood idea!πππ
DeleteIt was funny when Max fell into the pond!
What a great idea for making a graph Amelia! I know the eels that you are talking about but I have never seen 13 of them! I like ow your graph is 3D, what program did you use to make it? Make sure you think about the colours, because they are all yellow it can be a bit hard to see them as they blend into one.
ReplyDeleteI made it with the Graph thing on the site!
DeleteNext time I am going to Change the colour.
Nice work Amelia. I like that you have continued working on your graphs and using the online tools. What other things could you graph? I have noticed a lot of teddy bears in our area. I wonder if you could make a graph depending on the number of bears in each window.
ReplyDeleteNice work Amelia. I think we should go down to the eels when it is dark with the torches as I have seen lots at night and even some baby eels. I wonder if they feel safer at night or if they normally eat at night. It would be interesting to compare the numbers.
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