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After recording my climate change podcast on ocean acidification, I learned that the acid levels in the seas are changing. This is a big problem because as the PH level changes, it affects a lot of the wildlife that live in the water. Entire biospheres are being destroyed. This helped me to realize we need to save the oceans.

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Grade 3 Climate Change Podcast (’23-’24)

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Listen to episodes and learn more about Grade 3 Climate Change Podcast (’23-’24). As part of our study of weather and climate, Grade 3 students spent six weeks investigating climate change and its causes. In this podcast, you will hear them discuss their findings, identifying how humans contribute to global warming and sharing actions we can take to reduce our emissions.

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Use this resource to decide what piece of evidence you want to upload.

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At first I _______________, but now I __________________.

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Don't forget to add photos and reflections about what you're learning in Art, Music, PE and Library!

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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1. Watch the video "Padlet Tutorial".

2. Look at your checklist and decide which piece of evidence you want to use to show your learning in each subject.

3. Upload 5-6 pieces of evidence (according to your checklist).

4. Use one of the sentence stems below to add your reflection (at least 4 sentences) to the description below each piece of evidence.

- I chose this __________ because I am proud of __________.

- After ___________, I learned ____________.

- This ____________ challenged me to ____________.

5. Show your completed checklist to Mr. Lein.

6. With approval from your teacher, share your Padlet with your teacher.

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If you're language teachers have anything for you to share during conferences, this is the place to do it.