Safety Rules In The Science Laboratory
1. Do not touch or taste anything you are unsure of in the lab.
2. Do not run around or muck around.
3. Always wear safety glasses when you are doing an experiment.
4. When your in the science laboratory always wear appropriate shoes.
5. Listen to the teachers instructions.
6. When you enter the classroom do not push others.
7. When you leave make sure everything is back to where you took it from.
8. Do not leave anything on the floor.
Behavior Expectation for science.
1. Line up outside the classroom.
2. come into the classroom quietly.
3. come into the classroom and show the teacher you are ready to learn by getting out your Chromebook and sitting quietly.
4. Do not run in the science laboratory.
5. Never ear or drink in a science laboratory.
6. When using fire you must wear safety glasses.
7. Bags are to be stored under your table.
Jellie park
Jellie park is a fun place to go to because it’s really hot some days. You can just go there and spend time with your family and have a BBQ.
At Jellie Park there is a really big slide called the hydro slide and there are little slides too. Some areas of the pool are really deep especially for short people and little kids.
Jellie park can be a bit weird because there are going to be people there and they're gonna stare at you. You should be very careful when you are walking beside the pool because you might fall in.
Margaret Mahy Playground
Margaret Mahy Playground is named after a lady called Margaret Mahy, The reason why its named after is because she is an inspiring author for children’s books.
Margaret Mahy wrote more than 100 books. Margaret Mahy also worked at Christchurch city libraries and she is one of the world's best and most famous children’s authors. She worked as a librarian for over 10 years.
Margaret Mahy was born and raised in Whakatane, she was the eldest of five children. Her father (a bridge builder) told stories and read to his children. Her mother was a teacher.
Margaret Mahy is New Zealand’s most celebrated writer for children and young adults. In a 55-year career she published more than 120 titles. Margaret Mahy has made different kinds of books like novels, fantasies and more.
Translated into more than 15 languages, her books reflect her delight in fantasy, magic,adventure, humour, the supernatural and the trans-formative power of language.
That's all for today....BYE!!
Malo E Lelei,
Today we have done a egg drop challenge. We started this yesterday, We started making our creations. We made our creation out of Popsicle sticks,Rubbish bag, Sticks,Tape,little soft square things and also string.
Our egg cracked little bit cause it fell out of the little box we made out of the little soft things. I think if it stayed in the little box it would have survived. I think if we covered it more it would've survived.
Our idea for the creation was to make a pyramid and put the egg in the middle. There was a big whole in the middle so we put Popsicle sticks all around the big whole.
Here is a video of our egg dropping...
Hello,
Today I am going to be showing you a google slide about Valerie Adams. Here it is...
Talofa everyone,
Today we are talking about Gravity. This week we have been learning about mars. Here are the question about gravity.
Is gravity strong on other planets?
The gravity on Jupiter is better than on earth because Jupiter is bigger.
How is gravity related to mass?
A bigger planet with mass will have stronger mass.
Say you will weigh 30 ad you went to Uranus it will feel like you weigh 27.6. because you have so much weight on you.
How would your life be different if you lived with higher gravity or low gravity?
I think is would be different because you wouldn't be able to walk around but you can fly around.
That's all for today....BYE!!
