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Friday 21 September 2018

instructions for crystal

this is the instruction for the  crystals experiment
1 Gather materials
2 Put hot water into the jar
3 Then put 9 spoon of borax
to the hot water in the jar
4 Mix the borax with a spoon until it is dissolved
5 The tie the string or the pipe cleaner to the
pencil then place it on the jar
6 Then wait for it at least 10 days
7 Then let the pipe cleaner or string stay
there make sure you take a look at it every day

8 Enjoy your crystals

materials for Crystal experiment

this is a list for crystals.
this is a activity for crystals experiment and this list is
for materials.
Jar                        
Food colour or watercolor paint
(optional)
Borax
Spoon
String or pipe cleaners
(optional ) for experiment is needed
Hot water
Notebook
Pencil
Scissors

STEAM hypotheses

this is my steam hypotheses for this week for crystal experiment

I think the borax will form into a crystal but I think that
not all borax will form into a crystal.

Thursday 20 September 2018

DAY WITH MRS FOX:Name of New Zealand Places


This week we had our deputy principal Mrs Fox as a reliever.
She gave us some task to do as it was my must do task.
This task was fun but challenging  because we had to find where the
location is on the map then label them.
What I did was to type up New Zealand map and then put the city name.
Then I put what I looked up and labelled it on

Tuesday 11 September 2018

match the terms


this week in term 3 week 8 we had to match the term to the word.
W.A.L.T find the definition  for the words.
Scientific Method Match the Terms
Match these scientific method terms with their definitions.


Experiment
A test done to check if a hypothesis is correct or not.
Data
The results of an experiment in the form of visuals like graphs, etc.
Research

Facts contained in reference sources that support the data in
an experiment
Question


The problem that needs to be resolved through an experiment
Conclusion

The result of the experiment that states whether the hypothesis
was correct or incorrect
Hypothesis
A possible answer to the problem/question



identify the variables

this week in term 3 week 8 we had to identify the variables
W.A.L.T identify the variables
Identifying Variables A science experiment has three kinds of variables.
 • Independent variable – The factor that changes in an experiment
 • Dependent variable – What is being measured in an experiment
• Control variable – The factor that remains constant in an experiment Identify the three variables in the following scenarios
 Two groups of fifth graders were tested to compare their speed solving long division problems. One group had calculators, the other didn’t.
What is the dependent variable?
 _speed solving___________
_ What is the independent variable? ______
__calculators, _________
___ What is the control variable?
 _fifth graders___
_ Students of different grades were given the same jigsaw puzzle to assemble. The time they took to assemble it was measured.
What is the dependent variable?
 Time jigsaw
What is the independent variable? __different grades
What is the control variable?
same jigsaw puzzle

Wednesday 5 September 2018

maths task#3


maths task  for term 3 week 6
W.A.L.T find out if it is equal or bigger and less

maths task#2


this my maths task for this term 3 week 6
enjoy:0

math vocab #3


this is my maths vocab for this week.