Syd's Playdough Corner

Sorry, I'm late posting. I wanted to make sure that this post was really good. We have a very important topic to talk about.  What are greenhouse gases? Greenhouse gasses are slowly warming the Earth.  According to US EP, this is caused by carbon dioxide which makes up most of green house gasses, but, there are small amounts of other stuff such as, methane and nitrous oxide these are all released during the combustion of   fossil fuels, these include coal, oil and natural gas to produce electricity. Rising Temperatures Ever since the industrial revolution in   1760 greenhouse gasses have increased significantly. Do you know what that means? That means that in another two hundred years the temperature is going to be extreme!  According to climate.gov,  model simulations suggest that our planet’s average temperature could be between 2 and 9.7°F (1.1 to 5.4°C) warmer in 2100 than it is today. You may think that's not much but it adds up quickly! ...

 Hello viewers, today, we are doing the last post for the dinosaur latch kit! Thanks for viewing! Sorry, I haven't been posting consistently, I got busy, but I am going back to posting every Sunday! Thanks for viewing, Syd  

 Hello everyone! Today, I am bringing forward an important matter we need to discuss. I encourage you to try to help and look at more information on Monarch Butterflies. I am getting the information on the Monarch Butterflies from the  National Wildlife Federation. These beautiful creatures are at a low in population only 1,914 lived in 2020. Habitat They need pollinating plants (NO PESTICIDES!) such as: flowers, butterfly bushes etc. Most of all they need Milkweed because it's the only thing they lay their eggs on. Diet The National Wildlife Federation recommends that the best way to help monarchs is by restoring their natural habitat by planting native milkweeds and nectar plants, eliminating pesticides, and encouraging others to adopt these practices. I encourage you to check out the National Wildlife Federation for more information on Monarch Butterflies. Please help me save them!  Thanks for viewing, Syd

 Happy National Pet Day! Hello everyone. Today, I'm going to be sharing pictures! Hiccup When Hiccup was a kitten, he loved climbing trees! Jake Jake is constantly trying to run outside. Shere Khan Shere Khan is forty pounds and needs to go on a diet. Hagrid Hagrid loves playing with Leta's tail. Teagan She loves to play ball! Tallyn Tallyn is always playing! Tiny She loves sweaters! Leta She is blind. Happy national pet day! Whats your pet's species, name and what is a fact about them? Animal loving blogger, Syd  

 Hello everyone, today, I am sharing one of my favorite birds and I encourage you to keep an eye out for them. Killdeer birds   I am getting the information on killdeers birds from the American Bird Conservation   these birds stick to being on the ground, they nest in pastures, lawns, fields, roof tops, parking lots and they also love gravel. These birds are not endangered because their population is one million, but I thought I should share with you anyway. Threats According to the American Bird Conservation, these birds are threatened by: pesticides, mowing equipment, cars, etc. When feeling threatened, these birds put on a broken wing display to lure predator away from the nest. Diet According to the American Bird Conservation, The Killdeer feeds on invertebrates such as earthworms, beetles, grasshoppers, and snails, sometimes adding seeds and small vertebrates to its diet. What you can do to help Keep an eye out for them  and what you do if you fin...

 Hello viewers!  Today, I am showing you my fifth week of progress on the Triceratops latch kit. I think it will probably be done in the next two weeks! Don't  miss next's weeks post, awareness for the Monarch butterflies and the Killdeer birds. Thanks for viewing! Syd

 Hello viewers today, we are doing dinosaur latch kit part 4! Remember, this is two weeks of progress because I did a post about Saving the Hector and Maui Dolphins. This dinosaur latch hook should be complete in a few short weeks. Thank for viewing! It looks so good! Latch kit loving blogger, Syd