David attenboroug documentary coastal sea

-90% of marine creatures live in the coastal sea waters because sea floors is in reach of sunlight
-The documentary we watched was filmed in the everglades national park in Florida  USA 
-The lush meadows of the park support the Marin life   
-The giant trevally and stingrays are extremely good hunters
-There is a lot of food for sea  creatures  and for humans in the coastal water
-bottle nose dolphins has a special way of hunting shoals of mullet create a circle around the fish and flick the mud which makes it murky the mullet then gets confused it make them jump up in the air and the dolphins can catch them
-Coral reefs make up 1% of our sea of all the species that live in the ocean
-Coral reefs are missing an important member of the community - sharks
-Shark numbers have been dramatically reduced to over fishing
-Over fishing has reduced the shark population by 90%     

Picture dictation

About one thousand years before Jesus was born, jites are invented in China that can lift a man off the ground. About 900 years later the English king was the first person who tried to fly using wings. He jumped off a tall church and died.  About 500 years ago, Leonardo da Vinci, the Italian scientist, inventor and artist, drew many designs for flying machines.  Around 1700 de Gusmao designs an airship. He flies it for the King of Portugal. In 1843, George Cayley found the four forces of flight lift drag weight and thrust.  Sixty years later the Wright brothers made the first successful flight in a flying machine. In 1930 Frank Whittle, a British inventor, designed the first turbojet engine. Fast-forward 40 years New Zealander, Glenn Martin, invented his jetpack.  It is a small flying device for one person. Around the same time the first flying car was invented.

History of flying machines

I worked with some buddies when we put all these cards in order to learn a bit about the history of flying machines.