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Thursday, March 14, 2019

Home made Crystals



Aim: To learn about a saturated solution and how to make crystals

Definition of solution
A liquid mixture, when something is dissolved into a liquid (eg: sugar in water) 

Definition of saturated
Having or holding as much as can be absorbed of something (when no more sugar or borax can be dissolved into the water)


In groups of three you will make three different types of crystals and compare the results.

Borax Crystals

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Ratio; 3 Tablespoons Borax per 1/2 cup water
Materials

1) pip cleaners
2) string 
3) cup 
4) hot water
5) borax
6) stick

Process

Step 1: grab a polyester cup.
Step 2: put 4 teaspoon of borax.  
Step 3: then put hot water. 
Step 4: then stir the borax in to the hot water.
Step 5: tie the string to the stick
Step 6: tie the pipe cleaner to the string
Step 7: Place the string into the cup
Sugar Crystals

Grow your own Sugar Crystals

Ratio: 1 cup sugar to 1/2 cup water
Materials

1) sugar. 
2) polyester cup
3) teaspoon
4) hot water 
5) string
6) stick

Process

Step 1: get a  polyester cup 
Step 2: put sugar in the cup
Step 3: put hot water in the cup
Step 4: stir the sugar in with the water
Step 5: tie the string to the stick 
Step 6: set it in the water


Salt Crystals

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Ratio: 4 Tablespoons salt to 1/2 cup water
Materials

1) salt
2) polyester cup
3) teaspoon
4) hot water 
5) string
6) stick

Process

Step 1: put salt in polyester cup.
Step 2: then put hot water in the cup.
Step 3: stir it to together.
Step 4: tie the string to the stick. 
Step 5: put the string in the water.
Step 6: then let it set.


Findings

Describe your crystals in the table below.



Crystal Type
Shape
(Describe the shape)
Size
(of individual crystals)
Hardness
(Crumbly to Rock Hard)
Borax



Snow flake,  Frosty.Madinm. Brittle.
Sugar



No crystals formed.Small.Weak
Salt



Frosty.Small.Hard.

What crystals worked out best and why?:

Conclusion:

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CRYSTAL TYPES


AIM: TO LOOK AT THE 7 DIFFERENT TYPES OF CRYSTALS


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Salt Crystals

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Sugar Crystals

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Borax Crystals


7 different crystal shapes




The 7 types of crystals


Type
Number of sides
2 examples
Image
Triclinic
Definition:


6house
a box with a pont
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Monoclinic
Definition:


9diamond

a banker

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Orthombic
Definition:


5rectangleImage result for Orthorhombic
Trigonal
Definition:


9long house.


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Hexagonal
Definition:


8tall box

tall circle   
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Cubic
Definition:


5cube

Square
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Tetragonal
Definition:


9gem from a gamImage result for tetragonal crystal

Explain how the following crystals are formed?



Type

Salt
Soa water, pond, sun, evaporates water and the turns into salt crystal.

Sugar
Sugar cane, chop it up, roll it in to juice, heat elaporate water and then you have a sager crystal.

Snowflakes
Dust,water freezer to dust,
 more water freezer to it.


What we are doing for our community

 What is the project 

We are going to go around our Hornby community and pick up rubbish and make art out of it and clean our interment.
Hi welcome back.

What is the purpose of doing this?

Making our interment clean and healthy.

How much rubbish do you think we'll pick up?

At lest over 500 in one or two bags.

What colours do you think we will see the most Why?
Red because it a mean colour to see. green because a lot of people have v's.


What type of art would you like to create?

A bird or a tree with the rubbish we picked up.






Monday, March 11, 2019

baking scons

Aim: To look at different kitchen ingredients in scones and their effects.

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Recipe:

  • 1/2 cup Edmonds standard flour
  • 1 tsp Edmonds baking powder  or 1 tsp baking soda                            
  • 2 tsp butter
  • 1/4 cup milk, approximately or 1/4 cup lemonade.

The recipes my group chose were:

1. Normal
2. Lemon aid

3. Milk

The other two recipes were:

1. Name: 

Ingredients:

  •  baking powder 
  •  milk
  •  butter

        

       2. Name: 

      Ingredients:

  • milk & lemon aid 
  • baking powder
  • butter
  • flour 


Materials:

1.flour2.butter3.flour4.milk5.bowl6.whisk



Process

Step 1: add in tsp of edmonds baking powder
Step 2: add in 1/2 cup of edmonds slandered flour Step 3:2 tsp of butterStep 4: 1/4 cup of milk or lemon aid.Step 5: mix all together.Step 6: put in oven.







TRIAL NUMBER:

COLOUR


TASTE

HEIGHT (CM)

1. NORMAL

whitegood 1 and 1/2 

2. LEMONADE



whitedisgusting1/3 inches



milk and lemonade
1/3 inches

3. milk and LEMONADE

browntangy but delicious

Conclusion:
all scones were cooked for 10 minute all scones were cooked at 200 degese

home chemistry: what happens too salt and water

Hi Jessica here my class and other class we have 



AIM: DESIGN AN EXPERIMENT THAT TESTS THE AMOUNT OF SALT THAT MUST BE IN WATER BEFORE IT WILL NOT FREEZE WHEN LEFT OVERNIGHT IN THE FREEZER.
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When we design an experiment there are some important questions that we must answer first. This is part of the planning stage and will help to give us some ideas.
Record these answers on your blog.
Task 1; Read the question carefully and write the answer to these questions. 
  1. What do we need to find out? what will happen to salt and water when there  freeze.
  2. How will we find it out? do it home do at a friend do it where your staying at  
  3. How will we record what we find? do it on your blog or on paper
  4. What equipment do we need for the experiment? a cup, a measuring cup, salt, water and a freezer 
  5. How long will it take? 1 to 2 night
Task 2: What are the steps that you will take to make the experiment?
List them in 6 steps.
Step 1; get a cup
Step 2: get a 
measuring  cup 

Step 3: measure the salt

Step 4: measure the water

Step 5: then put it in the fezzer 
Step 6: wait 1 or 2 night 

Task 3: Draw on a piece of A4 paper the 6 steps that you will use to test the amount of salt in water before freezing. When we are making drawings in science  it needs to be labelled clearly, kept tidy and named. Once you have completed the drawing it must be photographed and uploaded to your blog.
In your drawing you will use:
  1. Beakers
  1. Water
  1. Measuring spoons or cups
  1. Salt

The Plan.

The Procedure

The Process


my mum said it wont freeze  but it did and i was surprise it did freeze.

Friday, March 8, 2019

ATHLETICS DAY

Welcome back. I'm going to till you about me athletics day we had yesterday.

We left class at 10:15 to go to our house in my house our colour was green I had green all over me. Then we went out to the filed it was so hot and I was burning so much I was late for my first event. 

At interval I was trying to look for my second event but I couldn't find it so I was late.  I just waited in till I was discus then when it was discus I went over to discus it was fun I got pretty far then what i did in primary school.


Near the end of the day I did long jump it was really fun as has much as i enjoy long jump i wanted to do better. We had to line up in our colour group Then some people did relays it so cool to watch the fast people go.  

Thank for reading my blog have a good day.

Wednesday, March 6, 2019

Christchurch community

Hi, welcome. I'm doing  Christchurch community.

Explain what a community you have joined? My community is to help the Christchurch community. 

Explain why this group is your passion? Because I want to help with the animals in our community. 

Explain one idea your interested in? Helping the SPCA with all the animals.   

How do you think you will achieve this idea? Ask my grandma if we could go to the SPCA and get me sign up for walk dog feeding animals.