6Z: Earth - The Making of a Planet by Ross Webber - Head of Year 5 (Welfare and Administration) https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx en-us 2021-05-31 04:51:03 UTC 2022-06-22 04:46:32 UTC hello@padlet.com Part II ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572753316 13:20 - 20:10]]> 2021-05-31 04:58:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572753316 Part III ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572753644 20:10 - 32:25]]> 2021-05-31 04:58:55 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572753644 Part IV ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572753864 32:25 - 43:35]]> 2021-05-31 04:59:03 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572753864 Part V ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754014 43:35 - 47:40]]> 2021-05-31 04:59:08 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754014 Part VI ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754244 47:40 - 56:41]]> 2021-05-31 04:59:16 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754244 Part VII ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754403 56:41 - 59:55]]> 2021-05-31 04:59:21 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754403 Part VIII ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754608 59:55 - 65:20]]> 2021-05-31 04:59:28 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754608 Part IX ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754853 65:20 - 75:37]]> 2021-05-31 04:59:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754853 Part X ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754998 75:37 - 78:10]]> 2021-05-31 04:59:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572754998 Part XI ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572755165 78:10 - 82:46]]> 2021-05-31 04:59:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572755165 Part XII ross_webber1 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572755271 82:46 - END]]> 2021-05-31 04:59:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/1572755271 Part 1 - Jasper jabr8430 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225237421 When the mars like planet hit earth its gravity distorted earths surface. ]]> 2022-06-20 02:01:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225237421 Formation Of The Planet etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225237734 Over years gravity pulled in dust and rock which created one of 100 planets that were circulating the sun.]]> 2022-06-20 02:02:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225237734 anonymous ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225237766 Earth and a plant hit each other and both planets turn into liquid. Trillions of debris blasted out into space.]]> 2022-06-20 02:02:04 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225237766 Formation Of Earth- Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225241364 Another planet and Earth bash into each other making the planets turn into liquid. Then a bunch of rock went out into space.]]> 2022-06-20 02:06:00 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225241364 Formation of the Planet-Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225243646 The Earth had small islands containing Volcanos which melted together to form the continents.


]]> 2022-06-20 02:08:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225243646 Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225244083 Microscopic organisms are starting to form life in the bacteria under the freezing ocean.


]]> 2022-06-20 02:08:38 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225244083 Part 1 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225244939 Tons of debris split everywhere when young-earth collided with another planet, and then that debris made the moon which is a big part of sustaining life on earth. 

]]> 2022-06-20 02:09:26 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225244939 Sophia S https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245161 -Planets are made from dust and rock, which are pulled together by gravity over 100s of years
-4.6 billion years ago, the earth's temperature was over 1093.333 degrees Celcius
-Trillions and tons of debris blast out into space after the collision, and over time, the moon forms. It was a lot closer to earth than it is today.
-3.9 billion years ago, a bunch of meteors hit the earth. Inside the meteors are crystals that look like grains of salt. in those crystals, there is water. they bombard the earth for 20 million years. The surface has cooled enough for the earth to form a crust. Every drop of water is millions of years old, traveling from far away encased in meteors.
-7 hundred million years after the birth of the planet, the earth is covered in water, and there are tiny islands scattered around. in the future, these tiny islands will create the first continents.]]> 2022-06-20 02:09:39 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245161 Austin https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245286 dust which became Rocks crashed into each other became the earth 

the planets was full of lava

A young planet hit and crashed into earth and they both sent rocks flying out into space\ and over thousands of years the rocks become a red hot ring 2000 miles wide
the birth of our moon 14000 miles away for the planet unlike today 250000 miles away and a day lasted 6 hours

3.9 billion years ago meteors attacked earth inside the meteors were like crystals and inside the crystals were water. there were massive storms on earth water covers its surface molten rocks burst up through the ocean and when the molten cools it makes an volcanic island.]]> 2022-06-20 02:09:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245286 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245288 A planet came crashing down it was the size of mars. crashed into erth and earth was a bell to suvive and that is when the moon was corated.

insig medoer there are crystals that look like salt but inside those crystals, there is water and that water you swim is billions and billions of years old and that is what the water comes from.


]]> 2022-06-20 02:09:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245288 Formation of the planet- Sascha sapo1832 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245341 Trillions of debris blasted into space right after the collision of earth and Theia. Over the years gravity turned it into a ring, which then turned into a ball, creating our moon. The Earths natural satellite.]]> 2022-06-20 02:09:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245341 Formation of the Earth- Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245608 Crystals in meteorites hit the earth over a period 200 million years containing small parts of water which will help support life on earth. Then formed formed pools of water but the core of the earth remain molten.  



]]> 2022-06-20 02:10:03 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245608 Part 1 - Jasper jabr8430 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245713 The earth was made up of lots and lots of tiny islands that then turned into continents.]]> 2022-06-20 02:10:10 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225245713 The Formation of Earth https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225246027 Over the years the meteors crystals have little droplets of water and so when all the meteors hit the planet it had made earth flood with water to form a crust.  

Olivia ]]> 2022-06-20 02:10:28 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225246027 Formation of the Planet - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225246658 It started with the birth of a star, our Sun. Dust and rocks get trapped in the Sun's magnetic field and drift around. They circulated around the sun until they clumped together to make the planets. 


]]> 2022-06-20 02:11:08 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225246658 Formation Of The Planet- Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225247144 The Earth was spinning so fast before that a day only contained 6 hours.

There were lots of islands that magically appeared and some volcanoes cooled which then formed together creating the first continent.]]> 2022-06-20 02:11:40 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225247144 Part I Brooklyn sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225247316 Meteors had been bombing the earth for 20 million years and that brought water to the planet and formed the ocean]]> 2022-06-20 02:11:50 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225247316 Formation Of The Planet https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225248045 3.9 billion years ago a bunch of meteors hit the earth with a small crystals in them which held a very small amount of water in each meteor, creating puddles of water.



]]> 2022-06-20 02:12:35 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225248045 Victoria vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225249382 Millions of meteors that showered the earth and in return there were small droplets of water. Which could have been the reason why we have water today.]]> 2022-06-20 02:14:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225249382 Formation of the planet(Meteor Attacks)-Laeticia lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225249400 3.9 billion years ago, a mass amount of meteors hit earth’s surface. Inside those meteors there are crystals. Inside those crystals there were drops of water. But as they bombarded the earth for 20 million years, the earth formed a crust and cooled, but the core was still molten iron and nickel. The earth was still a dangerous planet, with winds stronger than the greatest hurricanes today.  But over time, the moon moves away. The planet spins slower. Scattered throughout the majority water based surface, islands were minimal, but still existent. Volcanic eruptions are still prevalent, and formed into land. The Earth now looks more like the one we're familliar with.

]]> 2022-06-20 02:14:03 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225249400 sophia s's intresting fact https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251019 Millions of meteors bombard the earth for 20 million years. These meteors contain water, hidden away in a saltlike substance, which is an essential part of life on earth ]]> 2022-06-20 02:15:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251019 Formation of the Planet - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251325 The newborn Earth was very hot and had no oxygen, making it impossible for life to exist just yet.

]]> 2022-06-20 02:16:06 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251325 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251651

for 3bilon years there is still no complex life. Oxygen is formed from the arrows and the bacteria is ready to evolve.]]> 2022-06-20 02:16:27 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251651 Formation of the planet - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251755 A planet got drawn into the earth, causing a massive conflict. Millions of debris float away. It forms a ring of dust and rocks. This is now our Moon. It was much closer back then then it is today. 

Millions of years later, (3.9b years ago) a lot of meteors crashed into the Earth. Inside the meteors are crystals. In those crystals, is water. There is little water in the meteors but there were millions of meteorites. The crust is formed and the water is released. 


]]> 2022-06-20 02:16:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251755 Part 2 - Jasper jabr8430 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251828 The only life for many many years are single cell bacteria that were primarily created by hydro vents that act like chimneys and spew out boiling hot water.]]> 2022-06-20 02:16:38 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225251828 Formation of the planet - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225252017 The Moon causes the tides to be quite violent, thrashing against everything with such force. Over time, the moon floats away and the tides calm.

Volcanoes scatter the Earth and once they calm, they form mini islands that grow into continents.]]> 2022-06-20 02:16:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225252017 Formation of planet earth-Laeticia lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225252085 The journey starts almost 5 billion years ago
There's no visible sign of earth, only the sun a newborn star surrounded by dust 
The earth hasn't formed yet.
Over time, the force of gravity pulls the dust into tiny rocks. 
To our surprise, our planet was formed from mere dust and rocks, over millions of years the force of gravity pulls everything together forming the earth. At that time, there were approximately 100 planets circling around the sun. 
However earth looked more like hell at a temp of 2000 degrees fahrenheit, with mainly carbon dioxide and nitrogen. No air. A young planet athena is heading straight for earth 20X faster than a bullet the size of mars. The intruder's gravity distorts the earth’s surface. Trillions of tons of debris blast out into space thanks to gravity and the collision. However gravity combines the dist into a ring that eventually forms into a ball. It is the birth of our moon, but it’s much closer than it is in the present time, being only 14 million miles away, 15 times less than now. 3.9 billion years ago, a mass amount of meteors hit earth’s surface. Inside those meteors there are crystals. Inside those crystals there were drops of water. But as they bombarded the earth for 20 million years, the earth formed a crust and cooled, but the core was still molten iron and nickel. The earth was still a dangerous planet, with winds stronger than the greatest hurricanes today.  But over time, the moon moves away. The planet spins slower. Scattered throughout the majority water based surface, islands were minimal, but still existent. Volcanic eruptions are still prevalent, and formed into land. 


]]> 2022-06-20 02:16:53 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225252085 rian ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225252470  

The Stromatolite fills the ocean with oxygen. Then the Stromatolite filled the ocean with oxygen and showed the sign of life.]]> 2022-06-20 02:17:16 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225252470 Emily- First signs of life emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225255025 In addition to water meteors carrie minerals like carbon and gases that get pushed to the bottom of the ocean as the meteor crashes too earth. The chemicals from the meteor come together to create the earliest forms of life on earth in the ocean.]]> 2022-06-20 02:19:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225255025 First signs of Life - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225256551 The earliest signs of life were tiny organisms in the ocean.]]> 2022-06-20 02:21:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225256551 First signs of life-Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225257098 Minerals like carbon and others get pumped out of the underwater towers leaving bacteria and organisms to the first signs of life.]]> 2022-06-20 02:21:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225257098 Formation of the planet https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225257202 4.5 billion years ago, earth was formed when gravity pulled dust and rocks and became the third planet from the sun.

There were meteors bombarded earth for 20million years which had crystal that holds little droplet of water and created parts of life on earth 
Xiaoya]]> 2022-06-20 02:22:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225257202 The First signs of Life- Olivia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225257333 All the chemicals from the ocean water come together to form life with minerals, this was the first form of life which was called microscophic minerals. Then for hundreds of millions of years there is nothing else happening. ]]> 2022-06-20 02:22:10 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225257333 Part 2 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225257785 Millions of years later, cracks in the crust are collecting minerals and making towers that release hot liquid, the chemicals make life, tiny microscopic organisms, called Amebas. The earliest form of life which is a big part of sustaining life on earth. ]]> 2022-06-20 02:22:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225257785 First signs of Life https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259070 The water had become a chemical soup because of the chemicals from the meteors. The chemicals from the meteor comes together to create the earliest form of life on earth in the ocean. ]]> 2022-06-20 02:23:56 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259070 First signs of Life - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259318 3.5b years ago, stromatolites formed. These stromatolites practiced photosynthesis, the process of consuming co2 and giving out oxygen. Oxygen (o2), is vital for life to exist.]]> 2022-06-20 02:24:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259318 Austin- auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259487 all the chemicals from the meteorites created microscopic life there were mounds into the water that used sunlight to food when this happened the bacteria made oxygen over the next 2 billion years the Earth becomes rich of oxygen ]]> 2022-06-20 02:24:23 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259487 Sophia S https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259805 Thousands of feet below the waves, it is dark and close to freezing. Seawater seeps into the earth and puts cracks in the crust, and minerals get released minerals, which make single-cell bacteria, which is the earliest form of life on earth. To get a more complex life form, we need to fast forward to 3.5 billion yrs ago, which contains bacteria called stromatolites. they use photosynthesis. this makes a gas called oxygen. the oxygen turned iron into rust. without stromatolites, no living thing would exist. As the planet's spin slows, the days get longer, lasting about 16 hours. the earth has something no other planet has. a force that can change everything.]]> 2022-06-20 02:24:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259805 Part 3 - Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259878 700 Million years ago ice 10000 feet thick coves the whole planet the sun rays reflects to the atmosphere volcanoes popped out billion of carbon dioxide and it fills the atmosphere which makes global warming and makes the ice melt into water through a chemical reaction made O2 and the suns ray created hydrogen peroxide it breaks down and releases tons of oxygen.]]> 2022-06-20 02:24:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225259878 -Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225260143 The carbon dioxide mixes with the water and makes acid rain.
700 million years ago the Earth used to be hot molten rocks and now it was solid ice.
Volcanos started to erupt when the Earth began to freeze and spat out a ton of carbon dioxide on process of it erupting then, the carbon dioxide created a layer over the world.

In an ocean there were bits of bacteria that evolved and started to live while plants were growing down there with the help of some oxygen.

]]> 2022-06-20 02:25:09 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225260143 Stromatolites-Laeticia lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225260767 There are mounds called stromatolites made of multiple single celled organisms bunched together that use sunlight and convert it into food, specifically glucose, in a process called photosynthesising. Through this, we also gain a by-product, which we refer to as oxygen. The world gains more oxygen as times passes by. ]]> 2022-06-20 02:25:40 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225260767 Part II Brooklyn sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225260840 single cell bacteria used synthesis to create an early form of sugar and created the oxygen and the oxygen level grew bigger.  

]]> 2022-06-20 02:25:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225260840 Olivia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225261063 As the planet moves slow the days become longer from 6 hours to over 16 hours as a day, As this is happening there is more oxygen coming to the planet. ]]> 2022-06-20 02:26:00 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225261063 me avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225262197 2022-06-20 02:26:42 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225262197 Formation Of The Planet- Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225262690 Without those colonies of bacteria, everything else wouldn't exist because they were the things that created oxygen and that keeps flora and fauna alive. ]]> 2022-06-20 02:27:07 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225262690 Victoria vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225263095 When the meteors hit the earth and flew to the bottom of the ocean which caused 'under water chimneys' put with the carbon from the meteors that help caused life, and from the under water chimneys help create mounds also known as stromatolites.

For hundreds of years life on earth floated around and a 3 billions years later a bunch of mounds called stromatolites were created and they used photosynthesis they created a form of sugar.

As they continued more and more oxygen was created under water until it eventually got through the surface.]]> 2022-06-20 02:27:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225263095 Formation Of The Planet Ethel! etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225264674 3.5 billion years ago in a shallow ocean, there were these colonies in the ocean called stramajalights which were bacteria. This bacteria uses photosynthesis which turns sunlight into food, which makes glucose. And the photosynthesis releases oxygen and the oxygen gets spread out into the ocean. It soon gets into the Earths atmosphere and slows down the Earth.]]> 2022-06-20 02:29:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225264674 first signs of life https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225265016 stromatolites make oxygen to help you live on earth.   ]]> 2022-06-20 02:29:35 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225265016 Broklyn III sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225265916 During this part the super continent is created but than broke in to two due to the heat of the earth.]]> 2022-06-20 02:30:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225265916 First signs of life- Sascha sapo1832 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225266389 As well as having water in them the meteorites held elements -carbon, iron, ect. As they dissolved they released the elements that they held into the ocean ( A body of water formed 3.8 billion years ago). 
1.5 billion years ago the earth spun so fast that a day only lasted 16 hours. ]]> 2022-06-20 02:31:06 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225266389 First signs of life-Laeticia :) lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225266436 In addition to water, those meteors carried something else. When dissolved, the meteors contained minerals like amino acids. Thousands of feet below the waves, it is dark and confusing. Hydrovents-Underwater chimneys, spewing hot liquids, while cracks on oceanic crust gain minerals from the core of earth. There are now single cellular organisms running on RNA. This is a defining moment in the making of this planet. The only life on earth is single celled organisms(amoebas) for millions of years that run on ‘cosmic soup’ made from minerals. There are mounds called stromatolites made of multiple single celled organisms bunched together that use sunlight and convert it into food, specifically glucose, in a process called photosynthesising. Through this, we also gain a by-product, which we refer to as oxygen. The world starts to gain more oxygen until the air is rich with oxygen. Oxygen forms iron oxide due to oxygen oxidising iron and causing rust. Three billion years later, we still don’t have multicellular organisms that are based on DNA yet-e.g Dinosaurs, humans, etc. 

]]> 2022-06-20 02:31:10 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2225266436 Creation of the Supercontinent By Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226386323 Heat escapes from the molten core. Over time, it splits the supercontinent into pieces. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:10:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226386323 Creation of the Supercontinent- Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226387211 When the Supercontinent split up intense  geological movement made a lot of volcanos that pumped a lot of carbon dioxide that mixed with water that produced acid rain.]]> 2022-06-21 04:11:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226387211 Creation of the Supercontinent By Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226387454 Smoke(co2) from the volcanoes float up into the atmosphere and mix with the oxygen, creating acid rain. A kind of rock consumes the carbon dioxide and the acid rain.]]> 2022-06-21 04:11:53 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226387454 Creation of the Supercontinent By Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226389206 700 million years ago was the largest ice age (snowball age) for the world to see. A thick coat of snow and ice lay over the Earth's crust. For 32 million years the Earth is in this state. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:14:34 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226389206 Creation of the Supercontinent https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226389637 The heat from the molten core of earth started to split the supercontinent, inch by inch and year by year they started to drift further apart. 


]]> 2022-06-21 04:15:14 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226389637 Creation of the supercontinent- Sascha sapo1832 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226391383 A vast wall of ice looms thousands of feet high, and its unstoppable. Near by another ice sheet just as hight, charges towards the other. As they collide, the earth is slowly covered entirely by an ice sheet.]]> 2022-06-21 04:17:55 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226391383 Part 3 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226391702 The earth was trapped in ice a big snowball ice age that was the longest, after 15 million years the volcanos put heat and carbon dioxide and heated the earth, therefore melting the ice and the earth was out of the snowball ice age, a big part of sustaining life on earth. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:18:24 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226391702 Creation of the Supercontinent By Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226391746 The Earth is icy and frozen until the volcanoes, which were always erupting, burst through the icy sheet that coated the earth. The rocks that consumed the smoke are now covered in ice and therefore, cannot obtain the smoke. The carbon dioxide being a greenhouse gas covers the Earth and traps the Sun's heat in to melt the ice.]]> 2022-06-21 04:18:28 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226391746 rian ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226392211 750 million years ago .... rips the crust open. it started to split into to two (2). The carbon dioxide mixes with water and creates acid rain. The rocks obsorbed Co2 and caused less carbon dioxide which made earth cold because it couldnt capture the heat from the sun.

700 million years ago earth was a (ice) ball and reflected the heat out into space and the sun wasn't even a solution ]]> 2022-06-21 04:19:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226392211 Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226392485 The first animals were called Trilobites which crawled on the bottom of the ocean.
375 million years ago a new species of swimming. Over millions of years small creatures started evolving and could now be evolved to walk on land. For example their swimming style legs have now developed into normal land species legs. 

]]> 2022-06-21 04:19:38 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226392485 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226392880

Earth used to be a molten ball of fire and now is a ball of ice for 15milony years eth is a ball of ice till the volcano helped by the earth by putting a Coben dioxide the reason the rocks didn't evaporate is because of the ice was reflecting the carbon dioxide live a miro.]]> 2022-06-21 04:20:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226392880 Creation of the super continent-Olivia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226393698 -The only force most powerful to crack earths surface was heat.
-When the carbon dioxide mixes with water it creates acid rain which hit earths new ground.
-The start of snowball earth started in south Australian it was called now the longest ice age ever.
-Earth was actually a first ball of malten lava and millions of years later turned into a huge all of ice.
-The surface of earth was extreamly cold but the core was still boiling hot.
-After 15 billion years the ice began to melt.
-During snowball earth the ice crushed the core of the earth.
-The ice from snowball earth is what created oxygen.
-After all this the days slowly became 22 hours long .
    
 
  ]]> 2022-06-21 04:21:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226393698 Paige-Part 3 Creation of the Supercontinent. pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226393748 15 million years ago volcanos have been erupting ever since the earth decided to freeze, the Earth was once covered in ice. Carbon dioxide is trapping our atmosphere, which is not letting the sun melt the ice.As the ice started to release the carbon dioxide the ice sheets melted .As the ice melts the carbon dioxide releases oxygen.

]]> 2022-06-21 04:21:42 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226393748 Creation of life clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226394731 The first animals were these things that look like upside-down cockroaches.]]> 2022-06-21 04:23:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226394731 Sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395079 Millions of years race by, and our planet is now alive and changing. There is a new supercontinent. But now our planet looks more like mars than earth. A powerful force inside the planet rips the crust to pieces by heat, which escapes from the core. year by year, the supercontinent is splitting in 2. The carbon dioxide mixes with water, creating acid rain. When the continent split, the rocks sucked in co2. the temperature pumps to -60 degrees. Now it's the longest ice age. the more ice there is, the more sunlight is reflected off the planet. now an ice sheet up to 10000 sheets thick, covers the planet. not even the sun can rescue the planet now. For 50 million years, the earth is a vast snowball. the surface has frozen, but the core is still hotter than the sun's surface. even though volcanoes have been erupting ever since the start of the big freeze. the volcanoes spew out co2, and that creates an atmosphere. Currently, the earth is going through global warming helps. Yet this cannot help our frozen planet out of its endless winter. After 15 million years, the ice finally started to melt. through a series of chemical reactions, ice has created oxygen. As the ice melts, the hydrogen peroxide releases and creates oxygen. 600 million years ago, the atmosphere is warmer, and the days are 22 hours long. If life has survived, it might be found where it was last seen, the ocean. What looks like an armored slug takes life in the ocean. now there are worms, slugs, and many more.]]> 2022-06-21 04:23:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395079 victoria vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395241 for millions of years the continents joined then a few more millions of years it split because of the heat and the super continent broke apart. then a lot of volcanos pumped a lot of gas into the atmosphere and then the carbon mixes with the water it creates 'acid rain' and some rocks absorbed the acid rain. Since the carbon couldn’t trap the sun's heat the temperate turn dramatically drops and turns in to a snow ball, even through it was once a burning piece of heat and lava. 
For million of years it still remained until volcanos reached the top and broke the ice and pumped out tones of carbon and since the gas cant be realised its trapped in its atmosphere, it caused global warming which helped the earth. As the ice melts the crust rises which also grew even more volcanos. After a lot of chemical reactions it created what helps us lives today air. Because of the snowball earth since everything freezed up and melted the waxsia grew and because of the oxygen levels life in sea started to grow, from tiny piece of bacteria to grow into sea monsters]]> 2022-06-21 04:23:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395241 Creation of life- Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395265 The increase of our oxygen levels are allowing our first underwater animals and plants to grow.
The sun blasts the surface with deadly radiation.
The oxygen meets the sun-rays, the plants and animals will now survive.The first underwater creature is called Tetrapots which is like a crocodile.
As the trees grow they breath in carbon dioxide and pump out oxygen. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:23:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395265 Part 3 - Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395304 Stramatalights have been working for over 4 million years providing and producing  oxygen into the Earth's atmosphere.


Volcanoes pump out carbon dioxide into the Earth's atmosphere, it mixes with the rain creating acid rain. Some rocks absorb the acid rain and the carbon dioxide.


The ice age survived 75 times longer than a human life.

  ]]> 2022-06-21 04:23:55 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395304 creation of life -Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395385 The oceans are full of life there are 10's of thousands of species in the ocean and all the fish have formed gills. over 120 million years the ozone becomes strong and stronger from radiation.]]> 2022-06-21 04:24:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395385 Laeticia lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395620 Approximately 660 km into the mantle, a discontinuity occurs, affecting the surface crust through processes like plumes and superplumes Over 400 million years have passed and the new supercontinent forms, Rodinia. This current planet looks more like Mars than Earth. To find more complex forms of life, we need to fast forward through time. Heat breaks out through the crust breaking the earth causing the supercontinent to separate. The intense geological activity causes a mass of volcanoes pumping carbon dioxide into the environment. The carbon dioxide mixes with water hence forming acid rain. When the continents tore apart many rocks were exposed, and absorbed the carbon dioxide, leading to large amounts of carbon dioxide being sucked out of the atmosphere. However, that leads to the atmosphere not being able to trap the sun’s heat, leading to average temperatures approximately 16C. This causes the Ice Age, which leads to the Earth becoming a frozen ball of ice, leading to the sun’s light being reflected back into space. It seems as if nothing can rescue Earth now.  650 million years ago, ice coats the planet. For 50 million years, the Earth has been a mass snowball. The surface is frozen, but the core is still hotter than the sun’s surface. However, volcanoes pump tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The rocks cannot absorb the carbon dioxide as the rocks are smothered in ice. Thanks to mass carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere, heat is trapped in the atmosphere hence converting the 10000 ft thick ice sheets into water. Through a series of chemical reactions, the ice has created oxygen. Hydrogen peroxide is created through the interaction of heat from the sun and ice. Hydrogen is oxygen rich and helps fill the atmosphere with oxygen. The earth is waking up, and is vastly different. 600 million years ago, the atmosphere was warmer, like a summer day. And the days were 22hrs long. Combined with all the water, this caused primitive bacteria to emerge. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:24:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395620 Creation of the Supercontinent - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395684 700 million years ago a huge ice sheet covers the entire earth. The suns rays just reflect of the ice and travel back up into space. The sun couldn't even melt the ice now. Then over time volcanoes erupted and the carbon dioxide created a blanket around the earth so that the sun's rays come in, but they can't leave. The earth gets hotter and hotter and it melts all of the ice. With the ice gone the crust comes up. This creates tissues and weak spots. More volcanoes pop up and pump more carbon dioxide. Raising the earth's temperature further. As the ice melts the hydrogen peroxide breaks down and releases more oxygen. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:24:27 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395684 Creation of Life - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395841 All the ice melted down and was now water. This was great for life. Small bacteria started to evolve. There are now plants scattered along the sea's floor.  The increase of oxygen levels allow creatures to grow larger and to develop some structure such as spines. There were now creatures such as trilobites (distant relatives of lobsters, crabs and even scorpions) The oceans are now full of life. Creatures have evolved further and there are now tens of thousands of plants and animal species.]]> 2022-06-21 04:24:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395841 Creation of the Supercontinent https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395851  700 million years ago earth was frozen in a sheet of ice. Then volcanoes melts the ice and the ice terns into oxygen.  ]]> 2022-06-21 04:24:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226395851 Creation of life - Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226396088 The bottom of the ocean there is life.  Gadwana is a new content that split. It was covered in Agee there is only one reason  why there was on life. The sun blasted the surface with deadly radiation so the life in the ocean can not survie on land.]]> 2022-06-21 04:25:06 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226396088 rian ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226396173 the amount of oxygen in the water made the living plants and animals bigger and the animals were able to form skeletons.]]> 2022-06-21 04:25:14 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226396173 Creation of life - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226396933 After the long cold era of the snowball, life on earth in the sea blossoms with plants a sea animals. A sort of slug-ish creature roam the ocean floor now, these are called waxias. Some insects today came from this creature.]]> 2022-06-21 04:26:23 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226396933 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226398179 the bacteria in the sea has more than survived it has evolved into animals and plants even after the ice age .

a new speed of fish that lives in the w
ater could Victaulic. after a long time, this fish has evolved over time till humans.

]]> 2022-06-21 04:28:08 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226398179 Creation of Life - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226398781 There is no life on land because of the sun's radiation. But don't worry. The oxygen clashes against the radiation and creates the ozone layer. This allows life to exist on land.]]> 2022-06-21 04:28:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226398781 Brooklyn IV sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226400374 The life have been evolved under the ice and later they have went on the land .]]> 2022-06-21 04:30:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226400374 laeticia lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226402273 Now, 540 million years ago, in an ocean full of primitive life forms, you would think more life forms would emerge. And they did. The Cambrian era caused multicellular organisms to thrive. Life in the ocean continues to blossom. Vertebrates are in large amounts. Beneath the waves, there are already 10’s of 1000’s of life forms. Life seems unstoppable. 460 million years ago, the plates have been moving again, and a new supercontinent exists-Gondwana. There should be a large amount of life on earth, but thanks to the sun’s deadly rays entering the atmosphere, life on terrestrial surfaces does not exist. However, thanks to the chemical reactions in which the sun’s rays meet the oxygen in the atmosphere, it causes O3/Ozone which reflects the sun’s rays. The kampecaris have now developed/evolved into an animal that is able to walk on land, where their front fins have developed into legs. Gills have evolved into lungs, etc. They grow stronger legs and spend more time on land.

]]> 2022-06-21 04:33:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226402273 Creation of Life https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226402644 Now there plants on the floor of the sea's. There were now sea creatures such as lobsters , crabs and scorpions. the sea's are full of life. animals start evolving to the environment.    ]]> 2022-06-21 04:33:57 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226402644 The Creation of life-Olivia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226403433 Under the waves there is already tens of thousands of new species of animals and plants. The sun blasted the light on the new planet called gondwala.
-375 million years ago a new speices come to earth its called tectonic, this fish uses its neck to pick its self up and its fins also function as legs. this is the new start of the dinosaurs, it took millions of years for these types of species to evolve.
-Plants reproduced using single cells that needed a lot of water.
   ]]> 2022-06-21 04:35:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226403433 lands of gint -sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226403878 this is when bugs and insects and even some other animals tye insects are flierflys, millipedes and spiders don't forget socipyens.
the reason is that the oxygen is a lot higher than today.
 



]]> 2022-06-21 04:35:38 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226403878 Creation Of Life- Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226403888 The Payaca will evolve to the spine that humans rely on to stay standing.
During the Ice Age plants, worms, underwater slugs and others have grown.
The Sun blants the surface with deaky radiation so the animals and plants in the ocean will not survive,
When oxygen meet the sun's rays it creates a type of gas called ozone , without the ozone layer life on land will not survive.
The creatures in the water have now developed and evolved into animals that can survive on land, which are called a tiktaalik.
The species that survived were first called tetrapods. 
 ]]> 2022-06-21 04:35:39 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226403888 Land Of The Giants- Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226403967 The Meganuara this insect is the size of the eagle and has evolved his legs into wings to fly.
If the oxygen level is higher the animals can breath it in and can get bigger and buff.

]]> 2022-06-21 04:35:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226403967 Land of the Giants - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404095 Tetrapods were the earliest life form that could walk the earth. They evolve into dinosaurs, birds, and all of the animals we know today. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:35:55 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404095 victoria vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404309 The trilobite kills its prey it grabs it with its tenticals. Now The ocean is full of life. 460 million years ago now a new continent came to life, even through oxygen levels want as high as today plants can still live such as a few alge. The plants let out a gas call ozone making the ozone layer making it look more like what it is today. A bunch of fish evolved legs to walk on land and lungs to breath the air and one of the first one are a fish called tectonic began to rise up with its long body and neck, looking a lot like the crocodiles that we know today. alot of moss and firns cover the ground but theres one plant that can survive without water even for years unlike the other plants.0]]> 2022-06-21 04:36:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404309 Sophia s https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404463 Expecting to find life in ruins, the oceans are full of life. Now, creatures are beginning to take more familiar forms. A new continent now exists, Gondwana. over 120 years, the ozone layer gets thicker and protects us from the sun's radiation. Without this layer, life would simply not exist.  A strange animal called the Tiktaalik uses its fins to walk on land. over time, they grow stronger legs. Over the course of 15 million years, new animals evolve.  tetrapods evolve into birds, animals, and eventually humans. A seed is carried by the wind. this embryotic plant has its own food and water supply. this seed can survive without water for months, even years. This seed spreads across the planet, and trees begin to pump out more oxygen. It is an environment very much like today. There are now fish trees and plants and a dragonfly.]]> 2022-06-21 04:36:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404463 Land of the Giants- Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404504 Meganoron is the size of an eagle but it is like a dragonfly,
they are a type of monsters. Millipedes and spiders were living in the same atmosphere.They were all the first land bugs/insects except the meganoron is a monster.
But those animals were laying their eggs in water but the lizards prefer laying their eggs on land.The dense soggy layers of earth produced coal onto earth.The small lizards are now large reptiles.]]> 2022-06-21 04:36:26 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404504 Land Of The Giants- Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404645 Spiders, Millipedes and Dragonflies were 4 times bigger than they are today, there species was called artropodes.

Each lump of coal is made from trees that died 300 years ago  

]]> 2022-06-21 04:36:38 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226404645 Land of the Giants- Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226405062 The living things like bugs and trees where a lot bigger because the oxygen level was high allowing their respiratory system to be more efficient allowing their body to grow larger.

]]> 2022-06-21 04:37:10 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226405062 Land of the Giants -Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226407505 arthropods were the first land animals and they llok the same today but they are giant and millipedes are 6 feet long and scorpions are size of a wolf]]> 2022-06-21 04:40:04 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226407505 Land of the Giants - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226408010 Many of the animals are huge. This is because the oxygen levels are much higher. This makes their respiratory systems a lot more efficient. Making them able to have much larger bodies. These ancient versions of animals we know today are huge. Dragonflies are the size of an eagle, scorpions the size of wolves and millipedes the size of a tree.]]> 2022-06-21 04:40:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226408010 Land of the Giants - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226409143 All of the arthropods are ginormous. Millepedes are 6' long, dragonflies the size of eagles and scorpions are the size of wolves. The oxygen level was higher then then it was today, fuelling their bodies to grow larger.]]> 2022-06-21 04:42:11 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226409143 Land of the Giants - Rohan https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226410015 They're  bigger animals. This is because there is more oxygen levels are much higher.     ]]> 2022-06-21 04:43:21 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226410015 Part 5 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226410928 the Meganora, also known as the dragonfly today, used to be the size of an eagle. Arthropods, similar to millipedes and were 6feet long, the reason is they get more oxygen, which triggers the respiratory system to make them grow larger than they are today. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:44:31 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226410928 The Land of the Giants-Olivia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226412334 a incect called maganura is the size of a n eagle. back the incects like millipedes are 6 feet long and scorpions were the size of wolves. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:46:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226412334 rian ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226413904 All animals were giants because there were so much oxygen on earth that made animals big as 6 ft]]> 2022-06-21 04:47:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226413904 Land of the giants-SOPHIA S ✨ 🦖 🦕 ✨ https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414426 A dragonfly called Meganeura is the size of an eagle. its legs have evolved into wings extending the dragonfly's hunting territory. these creatures called arthropods were the first creature There are also millipedes and spiders.  It's a world full of giants, where millipedes are 6 feet long and scorpions are the size of wolves. This is because the oxygen levels are larger than today fueling their respiratory system and allowing them to grow larger. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:48:20 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414426 The Permian Extinction- Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414512 The small reptiles have grown a lot bigger in size and there are more carnivores and Herbivores. Pressure comes beneath the surface and lava spews out lava and molten rock. This is the Permian Extinction. But nothing has changed on Gwandana YET. In Gwandana there is all this ash suffocating all the animals and acid coming from the sky burning all it touches this has gone global. The life in to ocean is also dead and the water has turned pink from the sodium. The new atmosphere has heated the ocean. Bubbles of Methane bubble from beneath the bottom of the sea. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:48:27 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414512 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414523 small lizeds are big now over the evlshen and the canicos are maseve but as it is about to eat tis pray the molten laver is coming out of the growen. on the other sid on the conten is nothing but then there is ash frome the sky killing the animals over the globe even in the oshen the sea becomes pink  this pink algy is the only thing that can soviv.

 ]]> 2022-06-21 04:48:28 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414523 The Permian Extinction- Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414563 Suddenly lava comes spraying out and all the artropodes die.
On the other side of the Earth so far nothing has changed.
A bundle of ash comes from 100 miles away, the ash burns and suffocated the other animals all around the world and when it rained it wiped out every living organism.
The new hotter atmosphere got rid of all the oxygen in the water except of algae which was the only that survived.
The methane in the water eventually got into the Earth's atmosphere, making it even harder to live in .
95% of the species survive by eating anything they find and living in burrows underground.
250 million years ago it nearly went back to the lava rock that it was 5.6 billion years ago.
  ]]> 2022-06-21 04:48:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414563 victoria vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414598 Giant dragon flies are now the size of eagles and millipedes are 6 feet long and scorpions are as big as wolfs, this happed because of the heat alowing their respiratory system to grow. legs also grew into wings. 
what looked like white stones but with water full with nutrients also know as eggs hatched lizard looking animals.]]> 2022-06-21 04:48:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414598 Olivia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414673 After all the oxygen the large lizards form into crazy plant and meat eater dinosaurs. The suddenly the ground becomes hot and molten rock and lava comes out of the ground. that is called the permian extenction, It looked like it was snowing but that was ash. Then as then as the ash falls it suffocates and kill all the animals. this became global Then all the plants die, All the water starts to turn pink. bubbles of methane gas come from the floor of the ocean, This powerful gas has made the atmosphere even hotter. 95% of the species are gone. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:48:37 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414673 The Permian Extinction - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414876 Pressure builds below the crust and magma spews out from the cracks. What used to be a paradise is now hell. 2 species have already become extinct, this is the start of the largest extinction ever. Life in the ocean isn't to much better. The heat heated up the ocean and got rid of all of its oxygen. One of the only life forms able to live in the ocean is a pink form of algae. Few creatures survived the eruptions. 500,000 years after the first eruptions there is a patch of magma the size of the United States.]]> 2022-06-21 04:48:50 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414876 The Permian Extinction- Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414929 The animals started to get bigger and tougher as they slowly evolved. 
Ash falls from the sky from over 10 miles away. 
The syberiam thing adds more carbon dioxide to the world and is covering up all the lakes and gets really hot. 
250 million years ago the earth faced to a dead like planet.]]> 2022-06-21 04:48:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226414929 BRookyln sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415357 The oxygen level in the atmosphere grows bigger and the animals grow bigger and bigger.]]> 2022-06-21 04:49:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415357 The Permian Extinction -Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415360 All Siberia eruption suffocates life on the land and water the waters turn pink the atmospheres ripped the oceans oxygen 95% of all species are gone few live by finding food and burrows underground but everything else is dead.
The planet heals but theres a new animal the dinosaurs!!!!!

]]> 2022-06-21 04:49:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415360 Land of the Giants- Sascha sapo1832 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415443 The arthropods were among the first to walk the earth millions of years ago. Each and every arthropod was monstrous. Centipedes and millepedes where over the hight of 1.8 meters tall and and scorpions were the size of wolves. So far animals have been laying their eggs in the water. But soon they started laying them on land. The egg is a major evolutionary break through. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:49:20 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415443 The Permian Extinction - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415592 All the plants and animals died, creating fossil fuels.]]> 2022-06-21 04:49:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415592 The Permian Extinction -Rohan https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415601 2022-06-21 04:49:31 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226415601 The Permian Extinction - Claire clmc4674 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226419706 A lot of lava secretes into the crust, burning everything that gets in its way. At the other side of the continent, there looks to be snow. You couldn't be more wrong. this 'snow' is actually ash.]]> 2022-06-21 04:54:03 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226419706 Part 6 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226421826 The ground gets hot and splits open because of pressure underneath the surface and lava fills the air, causing damage to life and earth. ash was falling from the atmosphere, which suffocates and kills the animals. The gas turns into acid and burns everything. The atmosphere gets hotter and the water evaporates, this seems like the end of life, on land and in the ocean. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:56:21 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226421826 Brooklyn sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226421948 The animals grew stronger as they evolve.
Volcanos irrupted and the ash had killed a lot of the animals and that extinct life on land .]]> 2022-06-21 04:56:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226421948 The Age of the early Dinosaurs - Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422315 The creature's are now living in a deadly environment. 95% of the species are now gone. But everything else is dead. It's now 200 million years ago one content Pangea stretches from pole to pole. The plant regenerate vegetation. A new species has emerged the Dinosaur . All dinosaurs evolved from the reptiles that survived from other reptiles the survived from the exition. The dinosaurs take over the population of the earth.]]> 2022-06-21 04:56:53 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422315 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422364 after what hapend with the ased rain oly fu suvived and if they did it wold be very difeceld with all the pantes dead and them living in baros 

now billons years later the animals have edapted into dinosors and the grassed has growed. and the dino have roold the worled 

dead fish and plants feeel the oshen bead and over year year and years rocs cover and put heat presher on the dead plants and animals


]]> 2022-06-21 04:56:56 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422364 The permian extinction- Sascha sapo1832 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422906 The ash that was released  burned and suffocated all the animals killing them around the world. Plants and animals were all dead and the only life form left was algae, leaving 99% of the species gone.]]> 2022-06-21 04:57:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422906 The Permian Extinction https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422912 It appears to be snowing but it's ash from 10,000 miles away and as it rains the ash burns everything it touches. ]]> 2022-06-21 04:57:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422912 rian ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422952 a local disaster turns into a global disaster. bubbles with methane gas is escaping and going out, the frozen methane melted it released it into the air and ]]> 2022-06-21 04:57:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422952 The permian Extinction- Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422967 The small baby lizards grew up to be very large carnivore.
Lava come out of earth and all the plants and animals die creating fossil fuels.The ash burns and it suffers the animals killing them leaving the Earth with nothing.
It was once a local disaster but now it is a global disaster.
As the atmosphere hardens the water evaporates and the water turns pink. 
The gas gets frozen but as the sea temperature rises it begins to melt.
99 percent of the species are now dead only some has survived left with all the dead fossils to eat.

]]> 2022-06-21 04:57:37 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226422967 ictoria vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226423075 Small lizards now look more like dinosaurs which now they are and some neighbours of volcanos and lava rises from the crust know the dinosaurs that were alive are more dead than alive now. The atmosphere gets water and the water dries up and the vegetation are now dead. the water turns pink and the water oxgyen levels drop, and now the pink algae is the only thing that can survive in such conditions. now earth is lot more hot than last time]]> 2022-06-21 04:57:42 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226423075 Sophia s https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226424706 Evolution takes a huge leap forward. small lizards are now huge reptiles and are ancestors of turtles. The ground is now getting hot. Huge pressure is brewing beneath the surface, and lava spews into the air. The entire landscape is now erupting. a lush paradise is now a lifeless hell. it is now the hugest mass extinction the world has ever seen, the Permian extinction. on the other side of the continent, nothing has changed. the filling asks from the eruptions looks like snow and kills the animals. as it rains, the gas turns into acid and kills everything it touches. the eruptions make the atmosphere hotter, and waters evaporate. the ocean life has been compromised. the waters turn pink. the new hotter atmosphere heated the ocean and strips the oxygen and bubbles of methane bubbles rise. as the sea temperature rises, it begins to melt. It's now 105 degrees. Creatures that survive the initial eruption now face a deadly environment. 95% of the species are gone. Some survive by eating anything and burrowing underground.]]> 2022-06-21 04:59:10 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2226424706 The Age of Early Dinosaurs -Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227458545 The Dinosaurs have repopulated the earth the earths crust is thin. Ancient fish and plankton becomes oil. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:04:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227458545 The Age of Early Dinosaurs https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459306 the floor is all lava the size of United States. some are still alive. fish are on the floor of the sea.   ]]> 2022-06-22 04:05:39 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459306 The Age of Early Dinosaurs - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459553 500,000 years after the first eruptions the lava is still pouring out. There is a pit of lava the size of the United States and 95% of all species are extinct. But a few species remain. The dinos. They evolved from the reptiles who survived the extinction. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:06:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459553 The Early Age Of Dinosaurs- Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459721 Dinosaurs are creatures fully evolved and that survived the Permian Extinction. Ancient fish and plankton will soon breakdown and become oil. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:06:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459721 The Age of Early Dinosaurs-Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459763 The Dinosaurs that are still alive after the lava came have to eat off old dirt underground.The new dinosaurs evolved from the old reptiles.Earth is still shaking with lava.Dead fish and plankton cover the ocean floor. Every piece of plastic or carpet or walls all originated from this. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:06:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459763 Splitting Of Pangea etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459778 The lava covers the size of the US. 95% of the species are gone, a few survive by living in burrows underground and eating everything they can find.
The planet heals and stabilizes, vegetation comes back and new species emerge,
Dinosaurs evolved from the lizard extinction, with them being tall and very vulnerable they die very easily from a another type of dinosaur.
The Earth's crust in very thin, making there be earthquakes and some lava.
The next 10 billion years the ancient fish and ageo will soon heat form the rocks and become fossil fuels, turning into plastic, carpet etc.
180 million years ago the North American plate is moving away from African plate, then a new ocean forms called The Atlantic Ocean, and in the middle, it lies a volcano and currents move the Earth's crust again.


]]> 2022-06-22 04:06:23 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459778 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459783 the plates have mover to korat the earth kwakes ]]> 2022-06-22 04:06:24 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459783 Splitting of Pangea / Formation of Continents -Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459835 35 million years before present time, The US moves away from Africa creating the Atlantic ocean
and in the middle lies a volcanoes the lava cools it creates a new ocean. Pangea breaks apart.]]> 2022-06-22 04:06:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227459835 Part 7 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227460939 Methane pushes up temperatures on land, it is a deadly environment where nearly no living creature could survive, there's a molten rock covered everywhere on earth, the size of the united states, and 95% of life is dead. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:08:17 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227460939 The Age of Early Dinosaurs -Jasper jabr8430 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227464960 The soul reason dinosaurs existed is because some of the animals that survived the permian extinction evolved into dinosaurs ]]> 2022-06-22 04:13:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227464960 Sophia s https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227465190 Bubbles of methane gas escape from beneath the sea bed. A dangerous greenhouse gas, Methane is 20 times deadlier than co2. creatures that survive the initial eruptions face a new challenge. lava covers an area as big as the USA. few species survive by eating anything they find and burrowing underground. 250 million years ago, the earth is back as a lifeless rock. the planet has been transformed. only one supercontinent, Pangea. With 95% of earth's life wiped out, a new and powerful species is ready to emerge. The dinosaurs evolved from the reptiles that survived the Permian extinction. dinosaurs have populated the earth. The earth's crust is thin and experiencing many earthquakes. the great supercontinent of Pangea splits apart. currents push nutrients up into the coastal waters. The nutrients attract fish. with so much life, comes death. dead fish and plankton dominate the ocean floor. Every gallon of gas and plastic came from these dead creatures.]]> 2022-06-22 04:14:14 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227465190 Splitting of Pangea / Formation of Continents -Jperas jabr8430 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227465215 As the lava cools it creates new islands and Pangea spits apart and new continents come to shape]]> 2022-06-22 04:14:17 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227465215 The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs -Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227465609 65 million years ago Dinosaurs are still alive for 165 million years but something rocky an asteroid is on a collision course with Earth it strikes with immense force it destroys what it hits
no where is safe with debris flying very where now nowhere is safe Earthquakes and Tsunamis]]> 2022-06-22 04:14:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227465609 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227465974 we evolved from eder and that will tern into apes and so on evenchily us 

the plates moove inder is coming north to asher ]]> 2022-06-22 04:15:17 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227465974 Split of Pangea- Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466427 Fast forward 35 million years a new ocean forms. US separated from Africa. The world we know starts to form. THe volcano under the surface keeps moving the plates which makes other contents form]]> 2022-06-22 04:15:53 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466427 The Rise And Fall Of The Dinosaurs - Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466467 Nothing on Earth could challenge the dinosaurs dominance.
Except a asteroid is coming straight for the dinos, it travels so fast that a impact would be missed in a blink of an eye, and it suddenly plummets into Earth, killing every dinosaur to be seen, and everything it "sees".
Once it hits, debris circles the Earth.
Once the asteroid hits, boulders rain down and the whole Earth is under attack.
Everything has been ruined, even months after the impact, smoke and ash still block out the sunlight and flora and fauna starve.
The impact has burnt the dinosaurs ]]> 2022-06-22 04:15:58 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466467 Part 8 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466628 The world is starting to take shape as continents slowly and slowly inch their way further, the US slowly inches away from Africa making the Atlantic ocean. In the middle of the Atlantic ocean the sea floor is starting to crack and get hot and spill lava, when the lava melts it forms volcanos and mountain ranges, a whole new earth is being created. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:16:12 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466628 The rise and fall of the DINOS- Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466735 A large piece of space rock is heading for earth. Bigger them Mnt Everest. It travles so fast the nobody would see it crash.
It strikes with so mush force killing everything it hits. No where is safe with all the debre circling the earth. Over time the earth lost sunlight so everything stops.

]]> 2022-06-22 04:16:23 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466735 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466856 a larg astroved coming dowin farst a split secon is the time of this event. it hit the eath and the dinosors are wiped ]]> 2022-06-22 04:16:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227466856 Split Of Pangea- Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467028 2022-06-22 04:16:47 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467028 Splitting of Pangea/ Formations of Continents- Sascha sapo1832 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467436 180 million years ago the north America plate was still moving away from the Asia plate. It was moving an inch a year, the same pace as a finger nail would grow, soon it broke away from the Africa plate. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:17:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467436 Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467452 Africa moves away from the United States and forms the Atlantic ocean.]]> 2022-06-22 04:17:24 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467452 Splitting of Pangea - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467474 The earth's crust is thinning more and more lava is spewing out. The earth's plate are moving and the massive supercontinent is now splitting apart. This forms a new ocean. The currents bring nutrients to the ocean and millions of fish come for it. All the dead fish sink to the bottom and over millions and millions of years these create oil. What we know as America and Africa now have formed and the earth as we know it starts to take shape. With this split of the continents this also creates the Atlantic Ocean. Under water the lava cools and the pressure builds up. Pangea breaks up again. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:17:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467474 Splitting of Pangea / Formation of Continents https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467794 Europe and North America are shifting away from each other about one inch each year. 

The United States breaks away from Africa, creating the Atlantic ocean and in the middle there is a volcano. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:17:53 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467794 Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467808 The united states finally breaks away to now called Africa creating the Atlantic ocean. In the middle there is a volcano.]]> 2022-06-22 04:17:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467808 rian ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467925 North americas eastern seaborne. North America is shifting away from Asia. The movement of plates formed the oceans and continents. The Volcanoes cool and forms volcanic mountains and Pangea breaks appart. 

]]> 2022-06-22 04:17:59 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227467925 Sophia S https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227468249 The world as we know it is taking shape slowly. Currents deep beneath the crust of the earth move the plates again. The sea floor is starting to crack and volcanoes are starting to form, Rising higher than the Himalayas. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:18:21 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227468249 The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227468376 Dinosaurs ruled the earth. Nothing could stop them. An asteroid larger than Mount Everest lands at in the Gulf of Mexico and destroys everything it hits. Debris is flying everywhere. Debris as large as city block is flying around the earth smashing through everything. Massive tsunamis traveled across the earth. The impact was so intense that even months after the impact cloud of ash and dust still block out the sun's rays.]]> 2022-06-22 04:18:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227468376 -Olivia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227468570 it was 200 million years ago when only one continent streched out.
-dinosaurs are 15 feet tall, which makes them the most vunrable
-The earths crust is really thin with lava still come out of the crust. 
-100 million years ago the super continent seperates apart again.
-180 million years ago the north American plate was  moving very fast away from the middle east plate.
-  the plyoasuars jaw was 8 times more strong than a great white sharks
 


]]> 2022-06-22 04:18:50 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227468570 the age of early dinosaurs lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469081 Acid rain neutralises, vegetation is coming back. Hence the start of dinosaurs, which originated from few animals left during the Permian Extinction. The ammosaurus, velociraptors, are just a few animals that are returning, and dominating.]]> 2022-06-22 04:19:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469081 vicotoria vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469154 2022-06-22 04:19:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469154 Sophia S https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469435 As the planet changed, new animals which were descendants of the dinosaurs grew fins and dominated the new Atlantic ocean. longer than the bus, and heavier than a bus, the pliosaur's teeth are stronger than a great white shark. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:19:59 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469435 The Rise and Falls Of The Dinosaurs- Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469545 The dinosaurs ruled the lands and the oceans and have been evolved from a simple creatures form into a massive creature.
An Asteroid bigger than Mount Everest was hitting Earth as fast as a blink of an eye when it hits ground. No where is safe around the Asteroid because the debris are all spitting out everywhere making a pain full impact when it hits you. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:20:11 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469545 Paige- Rise and fall pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469736 The dinosaurs coming out at night. Asteroid is coming it is bigger than Mount Everest. It travels so fast that the impact would be in a slint of an eye. It strikes with force so it destroys everything it hits. Releasing the energy of millions of nuclear. Going 40 miles per hour.

]]> 2022-06-22 04:20:29 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469736 Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469751 The dinosaurs rise from as evoluted species, they are at first very tall and vulnerable. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:20:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469751 vic vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469900 Methane is a green house gas that is more deadlyer than carbon dioxide now the earth is way hotter and now the lava is flowing almost everywhere only some spiece of animals have survived since they ate almost everything and lived under ground.
after the trama of the heating of the earth has started to heal vegatation has returned and new animals started to appear dinosaurs such as the amisaour and the volousaraptor that evolved from the animals that survived the permian extinction. the earths crust is thick but earth quakes split the super continent. dead fish and algae has built up on the floor almost everything we have in this world originated from this. the continents split as fast as our finger nails grow. The sea floor as slpt in to two forming volcanos, the volcanos here form bigger than the Himalayas. as these animals travel for 50 million years this apex preditor for the ocean. Untill the dinosaur that is longer than a school bus and way stronger than sharks these days ]]> 2022-06-22 04:20:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227469900 ryan ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227471729 asteroid was going towards earth in 40 miles an hour as a size bigger than Mount Everest. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:23:47 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227471729 Brooklyn sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227471835 Methane pushes up the temperature on land, Molten rocks covered everywhere which wiped out 95% of the living creature. And that splits the Pangea continent.]]> 2022-06-22 04:23:57 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227471835 Brooklyn sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227472104 Methane pushes up the temperature on land, Molten rocks covered everywhere which wiped out 95% of the living creatures. And the rest 5% survived and evolved into dinosaurs. The middle east area is ocean so fish moved in but too much fish leads to to much dead fish and the sea floor was covered in dead fish which got covered in rocks and got heated up which turned into oil. Dinosaurs also evolved and been able to go into the ocean. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:24:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227472104 Part 10 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227472194 A large asteroid is heading straight at earth, at the dinosaurs and is as big as Mount Everest. It is traveling so fast that you would miss it in the blink of an eye. It would destroy anything it hits. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:24:31 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227472194 Early Human Ancestors-Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227472923 Monkeys are human in one of the forms. When the snow off the peaks melt it all goes down to the rivers
 ]]> 2022-06-22 04:25:35 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227472923 Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473291 Suddenly a mammal appears, it is the first animal to arrive after the dinosaurs.
The dinosaurs are extinct, the Earth is finally peaceful.
Then a iga comes and it is on of our earliest known ancestors, the iga then will evolve into monkeys, gorilas, and soon humans.
The day lasts ust under 24 hours, the Earth is nearly what it is now.



]]> 2022-06-22 04:26:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473291 Early Human Ancestors -Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473363 Mammals start to move in and now they replace the dinosaurs]]> 2022-06-22 04:26:07 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473363 Completion of the Continents -Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473450 Now India moves towards Asia and days Are just under 24 hours All monuments we know now are forming like Mount everest  when the snow melst

]]> 2022-06-22 04:26:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473450 Brooklyn sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473616 A large piece of space rock crashed in to earth the size of the Mount Everest and that impact wiped nearly all the living things on earth. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:26:27 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473616 Rohan https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473734 2022-06-22 04:26:37 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473734 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473800 the plates moove agen and aser and inder carshed nether was whening that is how the higerst mowten is made mouwnt evrist ]]> 2022-06-22 04:26:44 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473800 The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs. https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473818 The astroid is bigger than Mount Everest and it will destroy everything it touches. It's traveling so fast that you couldn't see the impact in a blink of an eye.  Unleashing the energy of millions of nuclear weapons. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:26:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473818 sophia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473885 the first of the peopel mooved because the forest became dry so they mingrated and they rellesd there nucels and they started to walk.

we started to move areoend then the ice age comes and we haveto try to saviver



]]> 2022-06-22 04:26:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473885 First Humans & their Migration -Austin auro4796 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473951 The random movement of 2 plates may have started the chain of Humans. 70,000 years ago the gap between Africa and Arabia goes to 8 miles. The world was populated spread people went to Africa, India  but when They moved to the East but from the north comes the Ice Age much of the Northern hemisphere is covered in ice sheets this means seal levels fall as the ice melts it Reveals a new Northern hemisphere the water form the ice that melted becomes water more wonders more terrors. The next chapter for Earth still has to be written

The End]]> 2022-06-22 04:26:56 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227473951 Completion Of The Continents- Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474074 The Earth's plates move again, the India plate and the Asian plate are having a battle,  the mountain range rises up to 27 thousand feet.
Then it finally forms creating what we all now Mount Everest, it is the same hieght and the height of planes when they fly.]]> 2022-06-22 04:27:06 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474074 First Humans & Their Migration- Ethel etwo8804 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474126 Soon Adam and Eve start standing with two feet, homoerectis were the closes species to us, and there footprints looked just like ours.
 70 thousand years ago the red sea is now shallow enough to cross out of africa, there is another species of humans called homosapiens.
Overtime our ancestors spreaded out into Asia, India, and Europe.
But while humans head north, a big clump of ice heads south, homosapiences arrive to find a world full of ice.
The Earth is entering the Ice age.
Now around 20 thousand years ago the ground is covered in ice sheets.
The ice retreats and melt and becomes oceans and rivers.

]]> 2022-06-22 04:27:10 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474126 Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474576 2022-06-22 04:27:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474576 Josh https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474602 Apes began to walk differently with their hands down then they eventually walk like we do now.  1.5 million years ago a new species of human like us now but a bit different homo erectas. The sea levels are low and are possible for a species of erectas can walk across to the other side. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:27:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474602 part 8-laeticia lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474643 180 million years ago. The United States breaks away from Africa during the splitting of the supercontinent, also forming a new ocean-The Atlantic Ocean. The continents are splitting up as fast as our fingernails grow, causing new volcanoes to form, it creates a new range of volcanoes. It's this geological activity that makes this world unique. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:27:57 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474643 part 9-laeticia lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474869 The animals in these oceans travel for 50 million years. But now the Pliosaurus attacks the ‘ex’ apex predators. The pliosaurus is longer than a school bus and is stronger than the infamous Great White Shark. The mammals pose no death to the dinosaurs. Nothing on Earth seems to pose a threat to them. Nothing on Earth. A large chunk of space rock is aiming for earth, at 430 miles an hour. It is headed straight for the gulf of Mexico. It travels so fast it’s impact would be missed in the blink of an eye. The impact caused is 35,000ft at first. The asteroid instantly evaporates, unleashing the power of multiple nuclear weapons. Debris as big as city buildings is flying everywhere. Minutes after impact, the Earth is under attack. Boulders rain down, and tsunamis battle the coast. The plume of molten rock and dust engulfs the planet. The earth’s surface is 500 degrees, vegetation is gone and dead. Almost everything is dead. 65 million years ago, this asteroid murdered the dinosaurs. Their 165 million year reign is over.

]]> 2022-06-22 04:28:16 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474869 Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474958 Our mammal ancestors have now evolved. Monkey was the first animal to evolve Eiaga which is one of our ancestors. The day lasts just under 24 hours, the earth is nearly what we call home. India moves north closer to Asia. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:28:24 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227474958 Sophia S https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475093 Mammals pose no threat to the dinosaurs. nothing on earth can challenge these beasts. Nothing on earth. An asteroid is heading for the Gulf of Mexico, traveling so fast that the impact can't be seen by the eye. the asteroid strikes with such immense force, that it strikes everything it hits. the asteroid itself immediately vaporizes, releasing the result of nuclear weapons. No one is safe from the debris that's scattering everywhere. the plume of dust and rock scatters the planet, the earth's surface is over 500 degrees, and the sky is like a big lamp. smoke and ash block out the sun's rays. without sunlight, plants die and animals starve. the dinosaur's million-year reign is over. But the demise of the dinosaurs brings opportunities for mammals. Now our ancestors have a chance at life. 47 billion years ago, a lake in modern-day Germany is the perfect place to spot mammals. Unlike earlier mammals, a new monkey-like creature dons a bigger brain. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:28:35 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475093 - Olivia the rise and fall of the dinosaurs https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475157 The Astroid flys through space and earth soo fast that you would not be able to see the impact in a split second. Molten lava and rock spreads and covers the planet for the second time the earth was over 500 degrees.  
 ]]> 2022-06-22 04:28:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475157 vick vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475160 This amimal known as the Trex is the new apex preditor of the land. 
This asteroid bigger than mount Everest and was so fast that you couldnt catch it even if you tried looking. realising the energy of multiple war weapons at the same time its impact killed all of land animals and traveled all over the world. and meteors rained down combind with earth quakes and tsunamis at the same time. heating the earth to over 500 degrees. sixty five million years ago the impact has murdered all of the dinosaurs but the dinosaurs died and came new animals, but different their mammals. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:28:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475160 Early Human Ancestors - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475204 The earth 75 million years was not to different from the earth today. The day lasted just under 24 hours and most of the continents had formed. The himalayas had formed. Along with the tallest mountain in the world, Mount Everest. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:28:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475204 The rise and fall of the dinosaurs- Sascha sapo1832 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475228 Minuets after impact the earth was under attack boulders rained down, earthquakes shaked the ground, and tsunamis swept the world. The in air sky acted a giant lamp heating the surface to over a hundred degrees. even mouths after the impact smoke and ash cover the earth. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:28:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227475228 Part 10 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227477167 With all the dinosaurs dead from the disaster other animals have a chance to evolve.  Mammals such as small possums have a chance to live now. The small ega evolves into monkeys and apes then human, our earliest ancestor. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:31:17 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227477167 The Early Human Ancestors- Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227478632  Our old ancestors evolve. Egar is one of the first mammals to walk one earth one of our earliest known ancestors. This mammal starts the story of human life. From the fossils of the Egar helps us understand the humans ancestors. The earths Plates are on the move again India is moving towards Asia. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:33:23 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227478632 Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479065 When Asia and Indias plates combined it gave of a big mountain range. Which we call the Hymilayers.]]> 2022-06-22 04:33:59 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479065 vicotoria vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479445 The early of ansessters even early than monkeys and probably one of our earliest ansesserts. now the earths atmosphere looks almost identical from now. the Indian and asian plates are locking together showing one of the most famous mountain, Mount Everest. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:34:29 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479445 ryan ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479483 Mount Everest and The Himalayas form. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:34:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479483 Early Human Ancestors https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479488 With all the dinosaurs dead there is no threat. Now mammals have a chance to live and evolve. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:34:34 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479488 Completion of Continents - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479587 The Indian and Asian plates come closer to how they are now and the earth is almost identical to how it is now. All it's missing is human life.]]> 2022-06-22 04:34:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479587 Rohan https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479661 2022-06-22 04:34:48 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479661 Part 10 - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479979 the Indian and Asian plate are in a pickle, none ready to move, mountain ranges form as the plates collide, they range up too 8,848, these are the Himalayas. Mount Everest is created, they range as high as aeroplanes fly. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:35:18 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479979 Early human ancestors- Olivia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479990 We evolved from apes, monkey and lots of other mammals of sort. 47 million years ago the atmosphere is about the same as now, the temperature is just under 70 degrees Fahrenheit and the days are just about 24 hours. When the snow melts from the top of mount Everest it feeds water to the Himalayas and yellow rivers ect. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:35:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227479990 Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480126 India comes closer to Asia .The Indian and Asian plates are locked. The mountains are now coming in. Mount Everest is now formed at the same altitude that planes fly. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:35:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480126 vicic vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480151 Millions of years ago this is now our planet but theres one last thing humans.]]> 2022-06-22 04:35:34 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480151 Sophia S https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480254 Now the earth is exactly as we know it, except for one thing. humans. But for humans to evolve, something needs to change.]]> 2022-06-22 04:35:42 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480254 Last part - Ava avwi4169 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480267 It gets hotter and dryer near the fairly new mountain range, making rainforests. Apes need to go further to get food, they start to use two legs, like us humans. 1.5 million years ago the Homo Erectus made footprints, and the apes are evolving to become intelligent humans. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:35:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480267 Rohan https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480326 2022-06-22 04:35:48 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480326 Early human ancestors- Sascha sapo1832 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480400 The earths plates are on the move again, India moves east towards Asia. the Indian and asian plates with locked in a titanic struggle. a vast mountain range rises up over 2700 feet. These are the Himalayas. And the highest mountain ever was born. (Mount Everest)]]> 2022-06-22 04:35:55 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227480400 First Humans & their Migrations - Xavier https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227481179 An early species of humans have evolved and first human life is now on earth. Another species of human have evolved called Homo Sapiens. And the gap between Asia and India has closed and it's close enough that a small group could nearly swim across. The earth's temperature is rapidly changing. The earth has entered and Ice Age. Most of the Northern hemispheres is covered with sheets of ice 1.5 miles thick. 6 thousand years ago the Ice is only in the Antarctic and Arctic regions. Now the earth is ready for us. It's been a 4.6 billion year journey and now human life.]]> 2022-06-22 04:36:55 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227481179 laeticia lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227481268 Early human ancestors are rising, as our ancestors have a chance of life. Over 47 million years of evolution reveals one of our earliest ancestors, who goes by the title Eda. We are so close to understanding how all of these events made us. The atmosphere is much like today. The temperature is 78 degrees fahrenheit, somewhat like our Earth now. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:37:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227481268 Brooklyn sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227481355 The dinosaurs are gone and that gives chance to mammals which is our ancestor and all the mammals on earth. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:37:09 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227481355 Emily emfa5654 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227482603 The world is getting hotter and dryer. There are creatues the start to walk and crawl.  These two plates moving helped the start of the human race. An early species of human are called homeraeta. The Human race begins here.]]> 2022-06-22 04:38:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227482603 First Humans and their Migration https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227483225 The random movement of two plates may have been the kick start to human race.]]> 2022-06-22 04:39:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227483225 Brooklyn sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227483366 India moved forward towards Asia and the time per day are the 24 hours like today. And the created the Mount Everest. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:39:55 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227483366 Sophia S https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227484361 With ape-like creatures having to go long distances, they stopped dragging their knuckles and walking on two feet. An early species of humans is called Homo Erectus. They are an early human species that share the same footprint. Another early species of humans is called homo Sapiens. While humans head north, a giant wall of ice travels south.]]> 2022-06-22 04:41:10 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227484361 First Humans and their migration- Sascha sapo1832 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227484863 70 thousand years ago sea levels fall and the gap between the red sea is now small and shallow enough for humans to cross. over time our ancestors spread out from Africa, to India, and Europe. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:41:49 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227484863 victoria vigo9844 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227486327 This creature may stay inits tree forevery but the world around will change the lush forest dried and heated these creatures addaped and evolved onto humans. now there are many speices and sea levels fall and the first humans to cross the sea were a spices called homo sapiens. but now. ice and snow falls even thought it should be warm and hot now ithe temperature is dropping after thid the planet would never look like same again. a bridge to Europe to america. now 50 thousands years from now the ice age is gone and melts. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:43:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227486327 -Olivia https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227486438 The Apes slowly clunch their hands and stand up and start walking in the great savannah that evolved from and large rainforest. slowly the apes are becoming into intelegent humans. 70 thoudsand years ago the gap between continent shrinks largely. 20 thousand years ago earth went into another ice age which will make the planet never look the same again.
14 thousand years ago there was a bridge for humans to go from Asia all the way to the Americas.
 ]]> 2022-06-22 04:44:04 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227486438 Paige pade3974 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227487114 The world is changing for the apes. It's getting hotter and dryer the rainforests becomes a new area. The mountain range is the reason why us humans walk on two feet. Promoerecters are the first human like mammals to walk. 70 thousand years ago the sea level shrinks and Africa starts to close off. Over time our ancestors multiplied to spread out into Africa ,India, Asia and into Europe. Glaciers spread across the landscape. Sea levels fall because the ice it taking all the water and freezing it. It takes humans to another country into America then it makes the first Americans. As the ice retreats it becomes a different atmosphere. It has now created a spectacular result. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:45:03 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227487114 Brooklyn sich2716 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227487159 It gets hotter because the mountain are blocking the rain once where is a rainforest now a dry land this caused the early human ancestor to migrate to India and after that the ice age came and leaded to humans migrating to the america. ]]> 2022-06-22 04:45:08 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227487159 first humans and their migration paths-laeticia lafa3424 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227487621 Early human ancestors are rising, as our ancestors have a chance of life. Over 47 million years of evolution reveals one of our earliest ancestors, who goes by the title Eda. We are so close to understanding how all of these events made us. The atmosphere is much like today. The temperature is 78 degrees fahrenheit, somewhat like our Earth now. The Indian and Asian plates are locked in a tectonic struggle, and neither plate is winning, causing the plates to distort upwards. This forms the Himalayan mountain range, including Mount Everest. When the snow on the peaks melt, it feeds multiple rivers like the Ganges and the Yangtze. It is a waterhouse, in which most of our water supply is home to this day. Along the African coast, there are abundant mountains and trees. 

The mountains blocked any moisture from the other continents, causing this organism to adapt, and to get out of its tree, forming legs more reliable for walking, hence forming the homo erectus, then forming further into the homosapiens. Humans migrate to various places like Europe, Asia, and India. Europe. 40 thousand years ago now ice and snow fell due to the sun’s orbit. Now, 20,000 years ago, they grind to a halt. Trillions of gallons of water locked up as ice leads to ocean levels falling. Soon, the Americas are also colonised, and are the last continent to be colonised by humans. The huge glaciers filled with water became North America’s lakes, as the rest of the ice mainly centred around the pole. 

]]> 2022-06-22 04:45:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227487621 ryan ryba5547 https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227488066 First footprints that are like to ours. Mammals and species have formed into humans]]> 2022-06-22 04:46:18 UTC https://padlet.com/ross_webber1/jru2wolhp7l5t2nx/wish/2227488066