My blog is a collection of my work at various stages, across different curriculum areas. Throughout my time at Paparore School I may share draft copies of my work for feedback and feedforward. Other times I will share my final published pieces.
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
making puddles - our water cycle experiment
WALT explain what happens when water evaporates.
What was our hypothesis?
We think that puddle will evaporate faster in the sun than in the shade.
Describe what we did?
1. kiarn tipped 2L of water on the concrete to make a puddle in the shade.
2.mason.l and kiarn drew around the puddle with chalk and Riley took a picture.
3. we waited 15 mins to check the puddles to see how much water had evaporation.
What happened?
Think about which puddles disappeared faster? the one in the sun.
What caused the water to disappear? the sun.
C
What was our hypothesis?
We think that puddle will evaporate faster in the sun than in the shade.
Describe what we did?
1. kiarn tipped 2L of water on the concrete to make a puddle in the shade.
2.mason.l and kiarn drew around the puddle with chalk and Riley took a picture.
3. we waited 15 mins to check the puddles to see how much water had evaporation.
What happened?
Think about which puddles disappeared faster? the one in the sun.
What caused the water to disappear? the sun.
C
Labels:
evaporation,
science experiment Te manga water cycle,
sun,
vapour,
water
Friday, August 2, 2019
Amazing Water Facts by Zana and Edward
In Term 3 we are learning about water.
Some of the water facts are the sun evaporates a trillion (1 000 000 000 000) tonnes of water each day. Another is the 'old faithful' geyser in Yellowstone national park,USA, can spout water 25 meters into the air. 66% of the house hold water is used to flush toilets or take baths and showers.
I felt more excited then ever when I did the video because I got to say the amazing water facts.
Click on our video to see the best water facts.
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