Yesterday the senior school went to Bethunes Gully and the Gardens to look at other parts of Lindsay Creek. These parts of Lindsay Creek are not as dirty as the part at Chingford Park. We think it could be dirtier because people put more rubbish in there at Chingford Park, there are more people around. We think we could help by cleaning it up and making signs to tell people to put their rubbish in the bin.
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Showing posts with label lindsay creek. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Bethunes Gully and the Gardens
Yesterday the senior school went to Bethunes Gully and the Gardens to look at other parts of Lindsay Creek. These parts of Lindsay Creek are not as dirty as the part at Chingford Park. We think it could be dirtier because people put more rubbish in there at Chingford Park, there are more people around. We think we could help by cleaning it up and making signs to tell people to put their rubbish in the bin.
Labels:
bethunes gully,
environmental education,
gardens,
lindsay creek,
science
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Lindsay Creek
Yesterday the senior school walked to Chingford Park to study plants and animals at Lindsay Creek. This picture is of a freshwater crayfish that Jamie caught in his sieve. We knew it was a girl because it had eggs under its tail.
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