We are a class of Year 6 and 7 students at Glen Innes School in Auckland "The city of Sails" New Zealand. Our teacher is Mrs Manor Ramkolowan
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Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts
Monday, 10 September 2018
Wednesday, 21 March 2018
Laina- Creating Simple circuits
Today I learnt something interesting. We had to do a simple circuit. First, I drew a diagram. Then we made the circuit by following my diagram. The circuit will only work with 2 batteries, not one. I also learnt that if the battery carries more power then the bulb will be brighter. If it carries less power then it will be darker. This simple circuit was great and amazing to do.
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
Proving A fire is a chemical change
Chemical change: Fire
Ask a question - When will I notice a chemical change?
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Construct a hypothesis( make a guess) - When the match/paper is lit.
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Conduct the experiment - //Making a fire//
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Record your observations and data colour change -
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Analyse information -
Once the newspaper was on fire it turned into a new substance, ash. The temperature change caused the newspaper to break, turn black, smell and smoke up. The smoke is also a release of gas. As for colour change it turned black.
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Thursday, 26 October 2017
Alicia- Chemical Changes through cooking
Walht: Write a paragraph on chemical change.
Baking Pikelets to see Chemical Changes. First of all a Chemical change is a result of a new substance in which can not be reversed. Before we discover chemical change, we needed to complete the scientific method. Asking a question and making an assumption. Combined ingredients help chemical changes but through baking, it is heat. It is simply like applying milk to the dry ingredients ( Flour, Sugar, Baking Soda e.t.c.) It becomes liquid. While cooking the pancakes you will observe the chemical changes when…
- Release of gas (Bubbles form)
- Colour change ( Golden brown)
- Temperature change
Once you know when your pancakes are finished through chemical change, you can enjoy them. Delicious!
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Alicia,
chemical changes,
inquiry,
new substance,
pikelets,
scientific method
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