Impermeable: When water can't soak in - Sophie D
Permeable: Water will soak in no matter whats - Zach
Semi-permeable: When water only soaks in partially - Prishanti
Here's a list of different surfaces and materials we found:
It is important to know about different surfaces in a catchment because...
- If you are an architect, you need to know what these surfaces are so you know what the best material to use - Jess
- It's very important for our environment. Depending on the weather it could flood, or we could be a drought, so we have to think about the surfaces - Sam
- If you buy a house and it has too many impermeable surfaces it will flood!
YAH! I've got the right amount of impermeable and permeable at my mum's house.
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LOOK AFTER THE ENVIROMENT!!!
From Ashleigh
Wow! More exciting words learnt. Thanks Miss Match for posting this on the blog.
ReplyDeleteThat way for people who might have a architect career, can keep this in mind for their future. Impermeable and permeable surfaces can affect our future fates so think first before you plan. Hopefully the weather won't make a too big of a difference to our planet. I know our citizens will make the right choice but if not, try to remind others.
Our vocab is increasing quickly this year, and it's only week seven.
I love vocabulary!
On the weekends I'll look around my house and figure if the materials are impermeable, semi-permeable or permeable.
Sam
I enjoyed our discussion about permeable and impermeable surfaces. Thank you for teaching me something new!
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