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on January 16, 2017

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My public sculpture is a Monster

The location I picked is the Underworld

Location and sculpture are connected because Monsters belong in the underworld

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UOI - Erosion

Erosion By Matias What is Erosion? E rosion is the action of surface processes (such as water flow or wind ) that removes soil , rock , or dissolved material from one location on the Earth's crust , and then move it away to another location. What causes it? Erosion is caused by many things, the two most common being water and wind. For example, If you left a big boulder outside in a very long rainstorm, when you came back it would look very different than it was in the first place. That is because water has been pounding at the rock for a long time, causing little bits to crumble away, Therefore changing the shape of the boulder. Now an example of erosion with wind. If you left a big rock at a beach for ten years, you would come back to see it changed shape. That is because the wind has been carrying sand to smash against the rock for ten years. When I say smash, I mean a little handful of sand. The sand will have then been eroding the rock away. If you ar...

SLC video

Here is my SLC video! This is my Student led conference, I really enjoyed it because my parents told me how they thought I was doing in school.

Where challenge!

Where challenge! By: Matias I wanted to research a Rubix cube, which was made out of oil, paper and paint. Example for Rubix cube: I chose oil as my natural resource to research. Oil By: Matias Classification: Oil is a mineral and a finite resource. Oil is a finite resource because it takes about in between tens of millions and hundreds of millions years to form. Description: Oil usually comes in a liquid form, and looks all black and sticky. Location: Oil is mostly found underground, they get it by drilling underground for oil. Oil can also be found in the ocean floor. The impact on the environment: Oil harms the environment through air and water pollution. It also releases chemicals that are harmful to the environment and humans. Oil harms marine animals when oil spills occur. Facts: Most things we use are made of oil, plastic bottles you use everyday are partly made of oil! ...

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