My Reflection on Mount St. Helens

Reflection

How do I think I did?

I think I had a lot of information. But I know I could have done more. I could have done more about the soils around the volcano. And I could have done better with my presentation. But I was happy also with what I had done with only just me and not working with other people.

What was missing from my presentation?

I think I needed more information about the soils around the volcano because I really only had three facts. Also when I present something I always seem to speak to fast. And I think that because I am nervous. I also didn't look at people, it was like my eyes were glued to the screen.

What grade why?

I think I shall give myself a 4 because for a start for is in the middle so it isn't bad but it isn't perfect. I think I was happy with what information I had done. But another reason I gave myself a 4 is because also because when I presented it, I was not looking at the audience and I was speaking to fast. And also I did not have enough information about the soils around the volcanoes. But all together I think I did good.

What you learned about volcanoes and how they affect people who live around them?

I learned so much about volcanoes. And I have learned a lot about Mount St. Helens. Volcanoes really do effect people because first the soils and things that are around it. And when it can erupt. They can effect many, many things.

How they affect the world.

How volcanoes effect the world is how there are just so many. Volcanoes are the things that let the earth breath. This is a gross example but its like you have a stuffy nose and you want to blow, so that is just what they do they just blow and push out the snot which is lava. But I just wonder what would the world be like if there were no volcanoes?

So this was my evaluation on my presentation Mount St. Helens. I really hoped you enjoyed.