Hot chilli

Aim:

I want to find out the best way to get rid of spice

Equipment:

- Wooden Popsicle stick

- Chilli

- Any liquid that you can drink 

Results:

Chilli without water = 10/10

Chilli with water after 2 minutes = 11/10

Chilli with coke after 2 minutes = 5/10

Henri Rousseau

 Hello,

today in art we had to do 5 facts about a french painter Henri Rousseau. Henri Rousseau is a french painter who painted in the 1893.

"The Dream, 1910"

Here are my facts: 

1. No one has told him that he is talented

2. Loves nature

3. poor

4. 41 years old

5. People are mean to him

I'll explain the facts now,

No.1 No one has told him that he is talented

Well no one has ever told him that he is talented.

No.2 He loves nature

Well he love nature, there really is nothing more I can say

No.3 Poor

Well he was poor

No.4 41 years old

Well he was 41 years old, now he's dead

No.5 People are mean to him

Well people were mean to him, now their all dead.

Thank you for reading my blog. Bye for now.

I got all of this info from this youtube video : VIDEO

Fun facts about trouts

 Hello, 

this blog post is about trouts, trouts are a type of fish, fun fact fish can swim and breath under water.

here is the slide:

thank you for reading this blog post.

Mentos and Coke

 Aim:

I want to find out what happens when you drop Mentos into Coke

Research:

Method:

Equipment

• Coke, Coke No sugar, Sprite
• MINT Mentos
• Detergent
• Beakers
• Safety Glasses
• Measuring Cylinder

Instructions

1. Get your equipment
2. Get your measuring cylinder
3. Measure 30mls of coke into a measuring cylinder
4. Then drop the Mentos into the measuring ctlinder
5. Record your results

Results:

	Coke	Coke Zero	Sprite
Height Of Bubbles	90mLs	76mLs	73mLs

 

Discussion:

Why did the bubbles form?

Mentos has a rough shell, When you put the mentos in the coke or sprite the mentos reacts with the coke and makes carbon dioxide bubbles and the rising bubbles react with the carbon dioxide  still in the bottle and that creates more carbon dioxide and that causes the eruption.

Freeze Frames

 Hello,

For the last 2 - 3 weeks we had a new teacher who taught us freeze frames but before we did some freeze frames  we had to listen to a story about a demi god and his four brothers and so on. after we listened to that story we had to make freeze frames of parts of that story.

here are some pictures

this is the first freeze frame

this is the second to last freeze frame/accidental funny faces 

this is the last freeze frame we did

for next time we could use levels

thank you for looking at my pictures

here is link to video

Thank you for reading

Duck facts

 

Hello,

Today we are reading something called Uncle Don Knows Heaps of Wacky Stuff and we were told that we were going to research Uncle Don Knows Heaps of Wacky Stuff and we did, because we didn't have a choice. Before researching the book our teachers gave us a little run down of what we have to do and then we did after that we were told to “Go open this book” and “It’s just one click” and so I did after just barely getting a charger and charging my chromebook till it was around 17% then I gave back the charger and came to our side of the room and then started to do this blog post.

Then I got sick and had to go home

A FEW DAYS LATER

I'm back at school, We were doing a blog post about UNDHWS (Uncle Don Knows Heaps of Wacky Stuff) and since I wasn't here I had no idea what we were doing so I asked a friend and they said that we had to do a blog post about a animal and so I started this blog post about ducks, ducks are the best animal and if you don't think that they are the best animal I will shove SO many duck fact in your face you won't know what too do, sorry got a little mad.

Anyway here is the slide about the animal I was talking about:

If you have made it this far into my blog you deserve a medal

Thank you for reading my blog. Bye for now.

Milk plastic

 Aim:

Method:

Equipment:

• Stove, oven, microwave 
• Measuring cup
• Measuring spoon (tsp)
• milk (1 cup)
• Pot or microwaveable container
• white vinegar
• paper towels
• spoon
• mug

Equipment (Optional):

• Tripod 
• heat mat 
• beaker (250 mls)
• Bunsen burner
• Gauze mat

Instructions:

1. Pour 1 cup of milk into a pot or a microwaveable container
2. Heat the milk in the microwave/oven/stove until it is steaming
3. Add 4 teaspoons of white vinegar to a mug
4. Add the hot milk to the mug with the vinegar
5. Stir the milk with a spoon 
6. Stack 4 layer of paper towel on a surface that is safe to get damp
7. Scoop out the curds with a spoon and place them on the paper towels
8. Fold the paper towels over the curds and press down to absorb excess liquid
9. Knead all the curds together into a ball of dough
10. Now you can shape the milk into anything
11.  When you have done making shapes, put the shapes onto some paper towels to dry overnight

Instructions (Optional):

Results: