Hurumanu-Mars

Mars

How to get to Mars

Aim: To learn about Mars exploration.

1. Rover facts 
2. Design, Draw and Make a Rover
3. Mars facts

1. Rover facts: 

What are the 5 parts for? 
Link: Rovers 5 parts

Fill in the table below.

Name: Ranit	Purpose:
Wheels	The rover needs to have 6 wheels and each has its own motor to make it move. The two wheels at front and back have their own motors but work at the same time. The wheels can also work separately to move the rover at full 360 degrees or even bend itself or curve itself.
Solar Panel	Without the solar panels, the rover can't move, communicate or use the tools the rover has. The fuel needs electricity in order to move around the environment and do experiments, the power system has two primary batteries. The heat keep's the rover's tools and systems at the right temperature.
Laser	They need a laser to break minerals like rocks or hard materials, it is called a Supercam. It fires the laser at rocks and as soon as they make contact it creates a plasma which is an extremely hot gas.
Camera	The camera is used to see the environment so they can see what the rover can see, it takes photos and videos of mars to see what the rover has found to learn something about Mars.
Shovel, rock pick,drill	These tools are needed to help the rover break or pick up minerals to analysis them. It can zoom into minerals like a microscope and the camera is placed on top of the rover so they can see things that are even far away if they spot something.

2. In groups of 3 you will Design, Draw and Make a Mars Rover out of Lego Technics.
Materials:

1. Lego Technics
2. A4 paper
3. Pencil
4. Ruler
5. Eraser

The drawing and model must have:

• 6 wheels
• 1 camera
• 1 tool at the front than includes a shovel, pick and drill.
• 1 solar panel
• 1 laser that points at the ground

 ( Take a photo and upload  your mars rover onto your blog.)

3. Mars Facts
Link: Facts

You will need to find out the following:

Fact	Earth	Mars
Picture of planet
Length of 1 year	365 days
Length of 1 day	24 hours
Distance from the sun
Distance from Earth.
Gravity:
Colour:
Temperature	-88 to 57 C
Rainfall
Atmosphere
Surface
Moons and names

Conclusion: Write about what you have learnt.

Hurumanu-Plants

AIM: TO LEARN ABOUT THE NATURE OF PLANTS

Carnivorous Plants

Plants fall into two categories:

1. Evergreen

2. Deciduous

Evergreen:
Find three examples of each:

1. Pine tree 

2. Magnolia

3. Kauri 

Deciduous;

1. Oak tree 

2. Maple tree  

3. Beech tree 

LEAVES

Simple                                 Compound   

Activity: Choose a leaf and do a leaf rubbing. Once you have done the rubbing, cut it out and glue it on the tree.

LEAF COLLECTION

1.

Leaf type: Compound

2. 

Leaf type: Simple

3.  

Leaf type: Compound

4. 

Leaf type: Compound

RESEARCH 3 TYPES OF PLANT GROUPS

1. Carnivorous plants
2. Fruit trees
3. NZ Native trees

Hurumanu-Fingerprints

Forensic Science

Definition: Using Scientific methods and techniques to solve crimes

5 Forensic Science topics;

1. D.N.A 
2.  Money
3.  Fingerprints
4.  White powder
5. Ballistics

    

Finger prints

Fingerprint characteristics

Aim: To look at the different types of fingerprints.

Materials: 

1.   Balloon
2.   Ink Pad
3.   Finger

Steps

1.   Keep the balloon inflated
2.   Roll your thumb on the ink pad
3.   Place your thumb on balloon
4.   Carefully lift your thumb off the balloon
5.   Blow the balloon and see what type of fingerprint you have

Ink prints

Thumb print	Index finger print

Record the types of fingerprints from those in your group.

Name	Fingerprint 1 (Thumb)	Fingerprint 2 (index finger)
Dani	Whorl	Whorl
Ranit	Whorl	Whorl

Dusting fingerprints:

Lifting fingerprints

Aim: To learn how to lift hidden fingerprints from an object.

1. Lifting and Gathering fingerprints.

Equipment:

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Method: 

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Results:

Lifted fingerprints

Thumb print	Index finger print

Conclusion :