invasion of the lion fish

 lion fish are you  guessed it fish that kind of look like lions. These  spiky  stripy sea creatures are  beautiful  but they're  poisonous worse yet  they're taking over the Atlantic ocean they don't  normally live in the Atlantic so they have "predators" or them (this  is where being poisonous comes in handy.) They  just keep having new baby lion fish who have more baby lion fish. One lion fish  can lay 30,000 eggs at a time. so they're eating up 90/% of  the fish the lives in Bermuda's coral reef. luckily lion fish are  very tasty to  us people and  we can  eat them without being poisoned The question  is can we eat up all these fish before  they eat everyone else. How  many white tipped spiky fins does this fish have along the top countthem up. 11 fins. if every other fish you catch is a lion fish starting  with the  2nd fish  is your 9th fish a 9th fish a lion fish no it's  some other kind of fish. How many lion fish have you caught by then 4 lion fish  (the 2 nd 4th 6th and  8th) all lion fish  appear to  be the great great grandchildren of just 1 of a set of 6 fish If those 6 fish  each laid 30,000 eggs  How many new baby fish did they have in total 180,000 fish  If 25 restaurants in Florida each serve 2 lion fish each night how many fish can they all serve  in week 350 since together they serve  50 per night. 

https://viepscor.org/calendar/stephanie-green from called bedtime math 

the problem

climate change is the greatest moral economic 

and eveironmental challenge of  our 

generation the argument that we must not act

until others do is an argument that he's been 

used by political cowards since time 

immemorial kevin rudd 

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magnet

 did you ever see a magnet 

a magnet  a magnet 

did you  ever see a magnet 

pull this way and that

on iron and steel 

its pull is unreal

did you ever see a magnet 

pull this and that 

a magnet has action 

called on attraction 

did you ever see a magnet 

pull this way and that. 

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undercover polar bears

 scientists  cool techonlogy  to pap on these animals. In  northern Alaska a female polar bear curls up in her  den. She's  warm despite the frigid temperature outside. Right now  it's  just  her in the shelter but in couple of weeks  she'll  give  brith to cubs. The family will then ride out the rest of the winter in their dene. Suddenly a small plane flies overhead  recording video  of the frozen ground. Even though the soon to be mom is tucked under a few feet of snow the images taken by under a few feet os snow the images taken by the phone's cameras reveal her presence. because polar bar are hard to spot throughout the winter experts have com up with surprising ways to gather information on these elusive and vulnerable  animals. using new technology  like this plane scientists can learn more about  polar bears and figure out  how protect them. Heat wave how do the plane's video cameras spot this undercover  animal. The gadgets are designed with special  a male polar bear  can weigh as much as six men. technology  that allows  them to pick up ground  temperature. A polar bear in a deb nuts heat that is transferred to  surface of the snow  biologist  Craig perm say. when a plane flies overhead its cameras sense that the spot  has a slightly warmer temperature than it's surrounding scientists like perm rely on these gadget to help them track down dens. Once they know the location of a den researches can prevent people  from accidentally disturbing the shelter by building in or driving  through the area drone on flying drones with camera are also being used on  these den finding missions todd Brinkman  a researcher  with  the university of Alaska if fairbanks is testing  drone called the ptarmigan (named after the arctic bird) to see if can find polar bear dens. Once to drone is ready it may help scientists protect the dens furry inhabitants more quickly using tech to protect the long term goal for using these  gadgets to gather as much information  as possible about  polar bears. says Elisabeth Kruger a program officer for the world wide fund new technology is helping us protect these animal  as much as possible without getting in their way. a mother hangs out with her cub. polar bear cubs stay with their  mothers for about two years. a newborn polar bear cub is about  the size of a guinea pig. a polar bear's paw can measure a much as 12 inches across. from called book national  geographic  kids.  

10 growth mindset

 1. what  did you today that made  you exercise your brain. 

2.  what  challenge or problem have worked  on today.

3. can  you share something  new  you tried today .

4.  was  there anything that made you feel stuck today  great what other way might you be there to improve this.

5.   what  did you learn today  outside of school. 

6.  can  you  think of a mistake you made today.  great how can you think mistake to do better next time. 

7.  is  there anything  you are struggling with  excellent what new strategies can you try. 

8. can  you  think of something  you  seek advice could have done better today great who can you seek advice from to make it better.  

9.  what would you like to become better at.

10. did you do anything today that was was for you how can you make this more challenging 

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rumble

got tummy rumbles and pain in belly. your body is felling you to eat now you could make like Japan's Takeru kebayashi

international champion hot got eater in 2005 he retained his title  be eating hot dog in 12  minutes  his  personal best is an unbelievable  535 hot dog in that time. from called book roman  body.

mindfulness

 life moves pretty fast if you don't  stop and look around once in a while you could miss it .  from computer 

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