Kia ora Richie, this is Elle from the Summer Learning Journey.
Well done for completing the Ultraviolet activity!
I really like that you’ve made your own UV indicator; it reminds me of a clock. Especially because if the rays get too high, it is “time” to stay inside! The colours would definitely be helpful too, because it would only take a quick glance to know what level of protection you need.
It would be great to see an explanation of why you chose to make your UV indicator this way and how you would use it! Like where would be the best place to put it in your house? Would it have an alarm to alert people? Otherwise, great work!
What was the most interesting thing you learned about ultraviolet rays? I learned that the reason they are invisible is because the lens in our eyes blocks us from seeing it, protecting our vision!
Ngā mihi nui and keep it up - I look forward to seeing more of your blog posts!
Kia ora Richie, this is Elle from the Summer Learning Journey.
ReplyDeleteWell done for completing the Ultraviolet activity!
I really like that you’ve made your own UV indicator; it reminds me of a clock. Especially because if the rays get too high, it is “time” to stay inside! The colours would definitely be helpful too, because it would only take a quick glance to know what level of protection you need.
It would be great to see an explanation of why you chose to make your UV indicator this way and how you would use it! Like where would be the best place to put it in your house? Would it have an alarm to alert people? Otherwise, great work!
What was the most interesting thing you learned about ultraviolet rays? I learned that the reason they are invisible is because the lens in our eyes blocks us from seeing it, protecting our vision!
Ngā mihi nui and keep it up - I look forward to seeing more of your blog posts!
Elle (SLJ)