Deforesation Project Start-up! Module 1
Hello 6C,
I am so excited for this week of learning, teaching, and collaborating!
Please tell me, in a complete sentence, one thing you have learned about rainforests so far. Thank-you!
-Miss. Fulkerth
This post was edited on: 2014-11-04 at 01:29 PM by: pfulkerth (Moderator)
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The one thing that I learned about rain forests is to plan trees, so when someone cut trees at rain forests and the animals that lived there will be affected because someone destroy there shelter, we can plant trees at rain forests and we can help animals to build their new shelter or we can rescue animals at rain forests and take care of them, and when the rain forests are now lot of trees we can take them back at their shelter. 
I learned that the rainforest is very rich in wildlife and has 170 000 of 250 000 of all known plants.
rainforests are important because they create a lot of oxegen and they hold some amazing animals.
Today, i learned that Brazil has lost the most trees because every one is cutting down all the trees. i also learned and wrote all the animals that are getting killed because their home is being destroyed. 
[quote] I feel so bad.
I learned to day that Brazil has the most rainforest lost and I also learned today that foods and medicines come from rainforests and if rainforest disappear those foods and medicines will not be able to get. 
i have learned that it is so important that we keep the rain forest so we can live happy the animals can live happy the plants will still exist if we louse of all our trees we will die the animals will die and thats the end of man and animals kind
I learned that the only reason they are destroying the rain forest is because they want the palm oil inside the leafs of the tree's
I learned how animals are happy with their home and if somebody are destroying it the animals that is living in that tree is hurting their feelings.
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I have learned a lot over this class. It was a lot of fun! A few of the most interesting to me was that a few rain forests have experienced drought, that some rain forests get more than 1 inch of rain per day, a rain forests get at least 80 inches of rain per year, how to save the rain forests, and there are 10 places that rain forests can be.
I learned that rain forests are found in the tropics, mostly the region between the tropic of Cancer and the tropic of Capricom.
One thing that I learned about the rain forest was that rain forests are often threatened by the climate change. Drought causes die-offs of the trees and dries out leaf litter, increasing the risk of forest fires.
I thing that I learn is that they should not losing a few of a plants
Every year reinforest size of New Jersey is cut down and destroyed. The plants and animals that used to live in these forests,eighter die or must find a new forest to live.
I learned that some rain forests have more then one inch of rain every day.
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I have learned that most of the medicine we use come from the rainforests, the rainforests create a lot of oxygen we breath in, do not palm oil or people will keep cutting down trees and selling, Brazil haves the most rainforest because people keep on cutting other trees in different countries, and do not cut down any more trees to save the animals.
One thing I learned is that rainforests protect us against floods, droughts, and erosion.
hi I have learned that there are tall trees, warm climate that keeps everything nice and stable, there is lots of rain and water in the forests more than 1 inch per day, the rainforests are found in Africa, Asia ,Australia and central south America largest rainforest is Amazon rainforest. bye have a good day!
I learned that most of our medicine comes from the rainforest, Brazil has the most rainforests because people keep on cutting down trees in different places, rainforests creates a lot of oxygen we breath in, do not buy palm oil so we can save most of our rainforests, do not cut down trees so we can save the trees and the animals.
One thing I learned was that tropical rain forests support the greatest diversity of living organisms on Earth. Although they cover less than 2% of Earth's surface.
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Nov 4, 2014 at 3:48 PM