list of things
rubber bands- use to tie things together like sticks for transportation
band aids- in case I get hurt and I don't want to get infected
flashlight- if I can't make a fire and need to go out at night
matches- for fire so I can have clean water and food, and make fire for warmth
nails- in case I need to hang something up like a trap or food
tweezers- if I get a splinter and need help to heal myself
id- If I find my way back then I would be able to live again.

the place I thought I would be would be the forest. specifically like somewhere like the Santa Cruz forest, where it gets pretty cold, which is why I brought so many matches.

On Wednesday, I finished the virtual ecology lab. I learned how there are fewer organisms per each chain, and how they are a lot more on the bottom. It starts with plants, and then herbivores, and then carnivores, then the leader of the chain. There are less energy and numbers the higher you go up. I also learned that sunlight is the most important thing to most plants and that it really is keeping us all alive. Also, depending on the type of environment, the heterotrophs will change.

In class, I completed the virtual lab using PH and substrates. I learned that the higher you go, the higher product, and that sometimes the product will stay the same like in 4 and 8 grams. I also learned that temperature is very important when you're doing an experiment, especially concerning living things. Also, enzymes need a certain PH and temperature to keep a stable environment.