Miss Mason’s Challenge to Year 5

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23 Responses to Miss Mason’s Challenge to Year 5

  1. kate mcguinness says:

    Niagara falls in Canada.The boat is called “Maid of the Mist.”

    I liked the one that i saw in Scotland but i dont remember the name of it.

  2. Charles.C says:

    miss mason went to the Niagra falls.

    And miss mason went on a tour boat

  3. Jack says:

    It’s Niagara Falls and it is a tour boat.
    Did you know people have been over the falls in a barrel an survived. It is also a legal

  4. Em says:

    miss mason went to niagra falls
    and she went on the “maid of the mist” tour boat

  5. Andy says:

    The river is niagra falls and I’m knot sure what the boat is it looks like a ferry.

  6. Hamish says:

    Niagara falls, it is in Canada the boat is called the maid of the mist.

    I have visited the Adonis Bath water falls in Paphos Cyprus, I have also visited a waterfall in Betsw-y-coed in Wales.

  7. Jodie says:

    Miss mason went to the Niagra falls she went on a tour boat called the Maid of the Mist

  8. Yiting says:

    It was Niagara Falls. The boat was called Maid of the Mist.

  9. Sam says:

    The Niagara Falls and the boat is a kind of tour boat called the maid of the mist

  10. Miss Mason says:

    Well done to all of you who found out that it was Niagara Falls in Canada and the boat is called the ‘Maid of the Mist’.

    I have been wondering about how a waterfall is formed does anyone know?

    • Samantha says:

      Water falls over Hard rock. When it reaches the soft rock, the water starts to wear away the soft rock, this is called erosion. Over hundreds or even thousands of years, the soft rock is slowly eaten away or eroded and the river begins to cut down further into the soft rock. This makes a cliff over which the water can topple. Over time, the cliff becomes steeper as more soft rock is eroded, and deeper as bigger boulders come over the waterfall, and the ground gets beaten with more and more rocks until it creates a plunge pool. Some of the water goes under the waterfall and under cuts the soft rock. More of the hard rock begins to fall away and the waterfall slowly moves upstream.

      • s14CMason says:

        Thank you for this very detailed answer Sam. I wonder how long it took the waterfall at Niagara to form? It must have been many thousands of years and it is such a special shape.

  11. Ezra says:

    niagarafalls in Canada and the boat was called the maid of the mist.

  12. Hamish says:

    A waterfall is often formed where a layer of harder rock overlays a layer of softer rock.

    • s14CMason says:

      It is pretty amazing to think how the horseshoe falls at Niagara must have been formed. They are a very spectacular shape compared to most waterfalls.

  13. joseph says:

    Niagara falls in Canada and the boat is called maid of mist

  14. s14CMason says:

    Can anybody tell me anything else about Niagara Falls?

  15. Yiting says:

    Niagara Falls is the second largest waterfall in the world. It is actually made up of three separate waterfalls, the American Falls, the Bridal Veil Falls and the Horseshoe Falls.
    It is illegal to go over the Niagara Falls. A few people have tried, some survived, some were injured and some died.
    The first tightrope walker to walk across the Niagara Falls was in 1859.

    • s14CMason says:

      Thank you Yiting. I knew about the Horseshoe and American Falls but had completely forgotten about the Bridal Veil Falls. I went over the falls in a cable car so I think a tightrope would be very, very frightening.

  16. Christian says:

    it is Niagara fall and the boat is the maid of the mists

  17. dylan says:

    was that fun it looked really fun i wished i did that chalinge

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