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Wednesday, 11 August 2021

Science Investigation(STEM 2021)

 Science Investigation


Task 1:

What causes Blood pressure?

  1. If you run a lot you get  Blood pressure

  2. MMHG

  3. 60-80 MMHG

  4. 120-80 MMHG= High Blood pressure.



Task 2.


Carefully read and understand this recording and planning guide so you are systematic in scientific thinking, experimenting, recording and interpreting. 


Follow logically through each section so you are thorough in your science investigation steps. 


Complete each section with details needed so you have carefully logged your project...and so an outsider can know and understand too.


1

My science investigation TOPIC: 



2

My investigation question

Which physical Heart Rate Result in High and low  Blood pressure.



3

Background research and knowledge I will explore as a backdrop to my investigation

 

What is Pulse rate/ Heart Beat?

Pulse rate is your measure of your Blood pressure.


4

Aim of my investigation.

To find out your questions.


5

My investigation steps

Materials / resources / people: Ocean,Aleki and Texas

Tennis ball, stop watch, smart watch.



STEP 1

We get a Watch and stop watch.


STEP 2

We Did different Physical Activity


STEP 3

Got one Person to do the stop watch .


STEP 4

We record our Heat rate.

 

STEP X

Wrote it all down on a document.



6

My possible recording method


Data collection table

Name of the Activity

Length of Activity

Beat counted in 30 second

Heart Rate

mmHg

Sitting

30 seconds


55mmHg

Jogging on Spot

30 seconds


111mmHg

Throwing and Catching ball

30 seconds


82mmHg

Stretching

30 seconds


84mmHg

Star Jumps

30 seconds


109mmHg

Running as fast as possible on spot

30 seconds


80mmHg

   







Photos and Videos: 







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Result: 

1.The Lowest Heart Rate Was:Sitting down

2:The Highest Heart Rate was:Jogging on the spot.

3:What you think this might be: it saws our heart beat.


Wednesday, 4 August 2021

Richard & Texas SCIENCE PROJECT DETAILED PLANNING

 


Carefully read and understand this recording and planning guide so you are systematic in scientific thinking, experimenting, recording and interpreting. 


Follow logically through each section so you are thorough in your science investigation steps. 


Complete each section with details needed so you have carefully log your project...and so an outsider can know and understand too.


1

My science investigation TOPIC  

Can your tongue in the blnd test still know the test?

Does everyone have the same taste buds?

Is there any role for your eyes and tasting?


2

My investigation question

Can your tongue in the blnd test still know the test?

Does everyone have the same taste buds?

Is there any role for your eyes and tasting?

3

Background research and knowledge I will explore as a backdrop to my investigation


There are 4 different Kind of taste buds  

Sweet: Sucrose Taste: Compound Sour: Citric acid Bitter: Caffeine


Our sense of sight tells us about the shape of food, about its colour, its size and its texture.



4

Aim of my investigation



5

My investigation steps

Materials / resources / people:



STEP 1

We got into a Group of 6

STEP 2

Got a plastic spoon

STEP 3

We got a lot of solution 

STEP 4

Then Texas did one drop.

STEP X

Then we taste if it was Sweet Bitter salt Sour.


6

My possible recording method


Data collection table

Photos and videos



7

Sharing my investigation

 

After my investigation i found it, everyone have different taste buds-Sour Salty Sweet Bitter


 Result Here.

1.Can your tongue in the blnd test still know the test?

A:Yes it can case you still have your taste buds    

2.Does everyone have the same taste buds?

A:No They Don’t have the same taste buds.  

3.Is there any role for your eyes and tasting?

A:You need it to see the texture of the food and the shape.

Friday, 30 July 2021

Reflection For The Week.

 Reflection For The Week.


This 1st week of Term 3 was fun Monday it was just a normal day Tuesday we were introduce to our new relief Teacher Mrs Allan,Room 1 is So Welcome to have Mrs Allan,in our class,Wednesday,went Tech for the first week of Term 3,played Basketball with Friends,had fun.Then on Thursday We did Ki-O-Rahi Played on the playground and had fun,Now Today we Had assembly and going to have a wonderful weekend and Day.





Wednesday, 28 July 2021

Topic 8 (Acids and Bases)

 Topic 8


Task 1:

  • What is pH?(potential of hydrogen)

  • How do you measure pH?(Ph Meter)

  • What is the scale pH is measured on?(Ph Scale)

  • What pH level does water have? Is water acidic, basic, or neutral?(7)

  • What is the most acidic pH level?(???)

  • What is the most basic pH level?(14)

Acids and Bases.

  • Ph- to measure acid and bases of solution

  • Acid- Batteries, stomach acid,Vinegar,Medicines,

  • Bases-Soap,detergent.

Streaky,slippery,bubbles, 

  • Hydrogen ion

  • Hydroxide ion

  • Ph Scale 

  • Nothing higher that 14

  • Gastric Acid

  • Citric Acid

  • Batteries

  • Lemon

  • ToothPause

  • Orange

Aim or Purpose: Test the pH levels in different household products.


Equipments

  • Well plate

  • litmus paper

  • pH chart/table(1to14)

  • Dropper


  • Dropper


Products:

  • Baking soda

  • Distilled water

  • Window cleaner

  • Toilet bowl cleaner

  • Lemon Juice

  • Milk

  • Orange Juice

  • Apple Juice

  • Vinegar

  • Detergent

  • Tea/Coffee



Substance

Acid/Base

Colour changes from?

Result.

Detergent

Based

Both colour stayed the same.

Vinegar

acid

Different Colour

✔️

Lemon J

acid

Different Colour

Apple J

Acid

Different Colour

✔️

Orange J

Acid

Different Colour

✔️

Window

Base

Both colour stayed the same.



Toilet C

Acid

Different Colour

✔️

Mik

Based

Both colour stayed the same.

Tea

Acid

Different Colour

❌ 

B C

Acid

Different Colour

✔️

Distilled water

b

Both colour stayed the same.



Red Litmus=Acid   

Blue Litmus=Base

Method


  1. First of all, Using the marker, label each item you will be testing.

  2. Measure about 4 or 5 drops of each item into the well plate and mark it for that item.

  3. Take 10 different strips of litmus paper, so that you can test at least nine substances.

  4. Take one small piece of red and blue litmus paper. Dip it into one of the substances to be tested. 


  1. Repeat it with all other household substances.


  1. Record all observations in a suitable table. Then dispose of the pieces of litmus paper in the waste bin.


  1. Don’t forget to use a new test strip for each item. Discard the used strips.