Miss Wiencke post 3

Hey Everyone,

I just wanted to say  

CONGRATULATIONS 

on completing your online unit Earthquake Explorers!! 

You all did a marvellous job!

I have been extremely impressed with the 

amount of time and effort each one of you put into your work! 

Keep up the great work boys!!

:)

jake post 25

Hi everyone
here is my glossary hope you like it...

jake post 25

Hi everyone
here is my Haiti earthquake
information...

cameronpost 13

Hi
I’m showing how far Japan moved (3 M)
all the way to the green feet

cameron post 12

Hi
Here are my ?
Can an earthquake make a bee fall?
Can 2 tsunamis happen at the same time?

cameron post 11

Hi
here is my what I learn
John Milne was the English seismologist and geologist who invented the first modern seismograph.

Perhaps the earliest seismograph was invented in China A.D. 136 by a man named Choko.

A 6.8-magnitude earthquake has hit the Thai-Burma border region, killing at least one person and shaking buildings as far away as Bangkok.

mishai post 15

Allison post 1

Today we found this interesting site with animations showing how a tsunami is different to a normal wave.

http://beachsafe.org.au/tsunami/ema/pages/03_workings.html

We learnt lots of interesting information.

From,
Allison

mishai post 14

jake post 23

Hi everyone
here is my seismogram report hope you like it..

jake post 22

mishai post 13

san andreas fault line california

cameron post 8

Hi
what does a biscuit and an earthquake have in common?
I will tell on Monday

mishai post 12

What did one earthquake say to the other earthquake?

I'll tell you the answer on Monday.

Cameron Post 7

Hi,
What do you get of a hen in a earthquake?
I will tell you tomorrow
From Cameron