Hello Everyone,
Welcome back to my blog, this week we are learning about the Tangiwaii Rail Disaster
Predictions
What do I think I know about this Disaster?
This Disaster happened on Dec 24th 1953 and it's about a train and something about a Lahar
What do I think I will find out about this Disaster?
Death Toll, why it happened & survivor stories
1. There was 258 people on board
2. It started on Mt Ruapehu
3. Dec 24th 1953 at 10:21 P.M
4. He saw a man waving a torch ( It saved the 3 last carriages )
5. She gave out medals to volunteers for their bravery
6. A early warning system about the Whangaehu River
Total of information
1925 was that last Lahar
5 carriages went to the river
151 people died
21 people who died but no one knows their names
Very active Volcano
1945, The Volcano erupted for months and caused heaps of Lahars
The summer, the glacier begins to melt
Wellington to Auckland
Charles Parker - Train Driver
Crater bank collapses at 8:00 P.M
26 tons of solid concrete
Alison Parker waved the torch
2 women survived, one girl pulled her hair out of the window ( Anne Lennox & 1 other women - only 2 survivors of car 3 )
No one in the 6th car was badly injured
Kennedy was the only who died, trapped underneath a car seat
Mud everywhere
This is where I found all my information for poster --> Here
Reflection
What Am I Learning?
I am learning about the Tangiwai Rail Disaster on Dec 24th 1953 at 10:21 P.M
How Does This Show My Learning?
This shows my learning because I have put all the information I have on this Poster
What Am I Wondering As A Result Of This Learning?
I have all the information I need to know
Looking Back At My Predictions, What Did I Get Right, What Was Different & Why?
I was correct about the date, train and lahar
Thank you for reading my Blog Post today,
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