Dispersal 10-28-13

Good Morning Dispersal Geniuses!!

Yesterday we review dispersal or how plants and animals arrived in our islands. We learned how plants, animals, insects, and bugs have changed slowly over time to adapt to the change in Hawaiiʻs environment and climate.

Once youʻre done checking out the pictures below, and youʻve reviewed your notes. In the reply box, use a SIGNAL WORD to signal new learning about what something new that youʻve observed or noticed in your notes and/or pictures.

If you can peak into the class, the signal word chart is under the whiteboard.

 

Love,

Kumu Kala

 

 

Pictures of Pōhuehue

20 thoughts on “Dispersal 10-28-13

  1. Whoa! Did you know that cacti have bumps on it to conserve water in to stay alive in the hot, hot desert.

  2. OMG!!! I didn’t know it took a million years for Hawaii to be planted, and most of the useful plants were brought from the Polynesians !

    • OMG!!!!!!!!Did you know that the Silver Sword changed instead of having gray hairs on their stem they have it on their leaves.

  3. I learned that the ʻIʻiwi, ʻakialoa, pailoa, ʻōʻu, ʻapapane came from the Honey creeper.

  4. Whoa! I never knew that there were twenty-five different kinds of snails, then it became 1,060 different kinds of snails.

  5. I learned that there was twenty-five different kinds of snails now there is 1,060 different kinds of snails.

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