Science Brainstorm #1 How can you protect your house from a landslide? by Donna Knowles

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dknowles3 — 2021-01-10 22:32:33 UTC

Building a wall around a house

edierolf1 — 2021-01-11 18:26:50 UTC

Building a Wall

mreifsnyder1 — 2021-01-11 18:27:10 UTC

Maci Reifsnyder We could build a big wall around the house (But the wall might fall if the landslide is to big making matters worse.)

building a wall

ndavenport5 — 2021-01-11 18:27:14 UTC

you can build a wall where the landslide valley is.

lreifsnyder2 — 2021-01-11 18:27:25 UTC

Lucas Reifsnyder

Build A Weed And Mud Barrier

adgirton — 2021-01-11 18:27:25 UTC

We Could Take A Ton Of Weed And Mud. Mush Them Together And Start Layering Up The Wall. Heat It Up To Dry It. Add More Mud But Do Not Let It Dry. Finally Take More Mud And Weed And Make Slabs To Layer It On The House. -Addison Girton's Idea!

build a tall wall in a shape of a triangle around the house so when it hits it doesn't go right though it so it go's around the house.

dmoser4 — 2021-01-11 18:27:27 UTC

drew Moser

build a wall made out of stone

2021-01-11 18:27:44 UTC

2021-01-11 18:27:46 UTC

~~build a very big basement like a secant house~~

building a big fan

bdyer13 — 2021-01-11 18:27:51 UTC

we can build a big fan and when a landslide comes we can turn the big fan on. bye bryce dyer

zander

2021-01-11 18:28:12 UTC

you could build a big concert wall.

building a wall

ndavenport5 — 2021-01-11 18:28:26 UTC

we should build a wall around the hole house and in the front of the house we should put a door in the wall so people can visit by nathanael

Build brick wall

ndavenport11 — 2021-01-11 18:28:30 UTC

Houses on wheels

mreifsnyder1 — 2021-01-11 18:29:08 UTC

If the house was on wheels, we could move the house.

Building

edierolf1 — 2021-01-11 18:29:11 UTC

2021-01-11 18:29:29 UTC

build a very big basement like a secant home

we should put a brick wall

clilac — 2021-01-11 18:29:37 UTC

Claudia

I will build a wall that is st

2021-01-11 18:29:40 UTC

build a tornado shelter that's made of stainless steel underground that's also waterproof!

asmythe11 — 2021-01-11 18:29:40 UTC

Abby

you should build a wall or a tALL fence

rparke2 — 2021-01-11 18:29:59 UTC

Building a wall around my house. build a wood

edierolf1 — 2021-01-11 18:30:03 UTC

We can move somewhere that is not there

2021-01-11 18:30:13 UTC

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fjonesthornton — 2021-01-11 18:30:18 UTC

guys

idiamond5 — 2021-01-11 18:31:03 UTC

i can build a big gate outside

panda

fjonesthornton — 2021-01-11 18:31:34 UTC

i would poot bedrock

and fireproof wall <3

coooooooooooooooool
cooooooooooooooool

sling shot 7

2021-01-11 18:31:40 UTC

build a wall with mega fan in the wall

How to stop rocks from braking your house by making a wood wall around your house then put metal on the wood. by Evan

edierolf1 — 2021-01-11 18:31:57 UTC

Looking

mreifsnyder1 — 2021-01-11 18:31:58 UTC

Maci Reifsnyder We could go check out the hill where the landslide was and look if the soil, dirt, or rocks and if they are wet we would know that this mountain is unstable and could make another landslide soon.

Building awall

2021-01-11 18:32:00 UTC

faith wisely

idiamond5 — 2021-01-11 18:32:18 UTC

i would put a wall behind a wall

bedrock in IRL is not as strong

2021-01-11 18:32:54 UTC

you can build a wall where landslide valley is. A thick concrete wall

lreifsnyder2 — 2021-01-11 18:33:09 UTC

Lucas Reifsnyder

hrhoads2 — 2021-01-11 18:33:30 UTC

make a fence on the
other side of the house
hunter Rhoads

build a thick wall

aheeney1 — 2021-01-11 18:33:54 UTC

i agree with maci

ndavenport5 — 2021-01-11 18:35:31 UTC

by nathanael

briiiiiiiiiiiick

fjonesthornton — 2021-01-11 18:37:31 UTC

2021-01-11 18:37:36 UTC

dimand

Amelia You could use several layers of strong wood, steel, and metal. You could also make high fences out of those materials, but that depends if your house is closer to the beach so then there is enough room to fit.

amorris136 — 2021-01-11 18:37:40 UTC

logs trees wood

fjonesthornton — 2021-01-11 18:38:05 UTC

gg boys

fjonesthornton — 2021-01-11 18:38:53 UTC

bedrock

ndavenport5 — 2021-01-11 18:39:13 UTC

just move to a new house

rparke2 — 2021-01-11 18:39:24 UTC

make a wall out of titanium

aheeney1 — 2021-01-11 18:39:43 UTC

Amanda Heeney

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fjonesthornton — 2021-01-11 18:39:58 UTC

thick sument

clilac — 2021-01-11 18:40:11 UTC

2021-01-11 18:40:26 UTC

put obsidian cube over your house

dasgjhjh

ndavenport5 — 2021-01-11 18:40:47 UTC

Science Brainstorm #1 How can you protect your house from a landslide? by Donna Knowles

Click on the plus sign and type your ideas on a post it note. You may add more than one.

Building a wall around a house

Building a Wall

building a wall

you can build a wall where the landslide valley is.

Build A Weed And Mud Barrier

build a tall wall in a shape of a triangle around the house so when it hits it doesn't go right though it so it go's around the house.

build a wall made out of stone

building a big fan

zander

building a wall

Build brick wall

Houses on wheels

Building

we should put a brick wall

I will build a wall that is st

build a tornado shelter that's made of stainless steel underground that's also waterproof!

you should build a wall or a tALL fence

Building a wall around my house. build a wood

We can move somewhere that is not there

hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

panda

sling shot 7

How to stop rocks from braking your house by making a wood wall around your house then put metal on the wood. by Evan

Looking

Building awall

bedrock in IRL is not as strong

you can build a wall where landslide valley is. A thick concrete wall

build a thick wall

i agree with maci

briiiiiiiiiiiick

*Amelia* You could use several layers of strong wood, steel, and metal. You could also make high fences out of those materials, but that depends if your house is closer to the beach so then there is enough room to fit.

logs trees wood

gg boys

bedrock

just move to a new house

make a wall out of titanium

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thick sument

dasgjhjh

Amelia You could use several layers of strong wood, steel, and metal. You could also make high fences out of those materials, but that depends if your house is closer to the beach so then there is enough room to fit.