Blobs in a Bottle

Today at science we have been making blobs in a bottle, the other name is lava lamp. We followed the instructions on how to make it so once we were finished, we tried taking a photo but there wasn't enough i pads, also another reason is that one of our team mates ruined it and I am disappointed but its OK for me. Anyways we have the instructions and you could try making it at home. I have a few photos of it and I think we can succeed better that this. Hope you enjoy this Friday and have a great weekend.

Resources:

• A clean 1 litre clear soft drink bottle

• 3/4 cup of water                   

• Vegetable oil

• Antacid tablets (such as Quick-Eze or Mylanta)

• Food colouring

Procedure:

1. Pour the water into the bottle.
2. Use a measuring cup to slowly pour the vegetable oil into the bottle until it’s almost full. You may have to wait a few minutes for the oil and water to separate.
3. Add 10 drops of food colouring to the bottle; the drops will pass through the oil and then mix with the water below.
4. Break an antacid tablet in half and drop it into the bottle. Watch it sink to the bottom and watch the lava start to flow.
5. To keep the effect going, just add another piece of antacid tablet.

This is me!

Namaste, My name is Ranit and I am a year 7 student in HHS. I am from Fiji, I am 12 years old and have a little brother. I'm good at maths and reading and my dream is to be a scientist, famous football player or a famous youtuber. I like to run alot also ride my bike around the park.

I like this school because it has so many fun stuff to do like gaming's, science stuff and etc. I am looking forward to learn cool new stuff about things, my teacher Miss Alan is the best and teaches us cool stuff and that's what I like about her. Since we came to this school, our new building was nearly finished and I was excited. 

Since the new building is finished everyone is enjoying it but the construction people are not yet finished with the landscape. I am looking forward to seeing it finished and I think I am gonna have a blast this year. That's all about me and the school, Bye. 

Tyler's Work and My work-Buddy's

Te whare tapa wha

This week we have been doing about Te whare tapa wha, if you don't know what it means well I will tell you now, so an actual house has four side. Te whare tapa wha is a house that has four sides too, but not an actual house. so the four sides are called Taha Wairu, Taha hinengaro, Taha whanau and Taha Tinana.

These are important words and if you want to know what they mean, check out my slide. Me and my buddy Tyler worked together to find information and our Reflection about it. Hope you guys like it and have a great school holiday😜👍.

Sherbet Making.

Making Sherbet

Sherbet Recipe

1 tsp of powdered drink crystals

1/4 tsp citric acid
1/4 tsp tartaric acid
1/4 tsp -baking soda.

Taste in mouth/Tongue:

Sweet, Sour, Bitter and Fizzy

Caused by Baking Soda, Acid and tartaric acid

Taste: Sweet, Sour and Bitter

Caused by Tartaric acid and citric acid

OK now lets talk about what we are doing, today in science lab we were making sherbets with Mr. Palmer(Our science teacher).  We have been busy during our experiment/making sherbet and we are testing what it taste like. So we put these ingredients in a plastic zip bag, those ingredients are above, I enjoyed it but I did not enjoy tasting it, it tasted bitter, sour, soapy and etc. I have a picture of my sherbet in a plastic zip , try it home and I hope you like it, Also have a great weekend😎👍.

Picture of my sherbet in zip bag

Bunsen Burner Testing

Today we are working on testing the Bunsen burner which looks like a chimney but it looks like the one that's at the centre have a look. Oh its a science tool that we melt and burn things and we are in the lab doing it so this is what we are doing. Hope you like my work and have a great holiday😊✊.

 Aim: learn about the safe use of a Bunsen Burner and get a Bunsen Burner Licence.

Equipment:

1. Bunsen Burner
2. Bunsen Burner sheet The Bunsen Burner

Method:

1. In threes you need to set up a bunsen burner.
2. You must have turns while the others check to see you are correct.
3. Work your way through the sheet together checking off the tick

Complete the checklist with someone else.

What are the 6 parts of a Bunsen Burner? Collar, Barrel, Air hole, Gas pipe and the Base.

1.Nozzle

2.Barrel

3. Air hole

4. Collar

5.Gas pipe

6.Base

What are the two main types of flame?Blue and Orange

Which flame is the hottest and why? Blue-Its got less oxygen and the range flame has more oxygen.

Which type of flame is:

 - used for heating? Orange

 - is called the safety flame?Orange

- would be the most visible?Blue

- Cause soot to form?Orange

What is the correct order?Blue

1. Turn on the gas
2. light the Bunsen
3. Close the Airhole
4. Light the match

Always wear safety glasses when using a Bunsen burner

House Poster

Last two or three weeks and this week as well we have been finding out what our house names mean, we found out that our house names are named after people who played sports like our team name Shelford, his full name Adrian Termain Shelford was a rugby league player and played for his country, I made a poster on digital and I am happy to share it with you hope you like it and have a great holiday😎👌.

FINALLY THE BAG IS FINISHED!!!

Hi guys!
This day is our last day finishing everything we haven't finished this term in soft materials with Miss Laycock, our Soft material teacher. She worked hard helping us and I want to thank her for all her hard work today and the other Wednesdays. I also finished my bag and I am very proud of it. Hope you like it and have a great day😎👌.Top one is the front of the bag and the bottom one is the back one. Also comment please😄👊.