Last Thursday Year 7 & 8 learners went to Catholic Cathedral College for a science lesson afternoon. We were all thrilled and ready to have an amazing time. At CCC we met the science teacher Mr Wardrop. The first science project that we saw was when the teacher broke a glass tube and put it in some vegetable oil and it all joined back together, this was because the reflection of sunlight was different in air compared to in oil. We also completed lots of amazing experiments that involved dry ice. We looked at static electricity and learned that charges can be both negative and positive. Finally at the end we used a vandergraph that made Jessica’s, Grace’s and Jasmine’s hair go crazy and stand up because of the positive charge. Overall we had an awesome time and learnt a lot. Thank you so much CCC for teaching and letting us view science at your school.
Rosie
Year 7
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ReplyDeletehi NBC I am from Parkview school and I would like to read this but I just can´t because it goes a cross the page and I can´t read it thanks Marshall.
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ReplyDeleteI really like all the pictures that you have put in. Have you thought about changing the formatting on post so that we can read all the information about what you did? I am also interested in science and would love to go on that trip I liked looking at all the photos that you've put on there and its interesting to know what you are doing.
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hi NBC I am from Parkview school and I would like to read this but I just can´t because it goes a cross the page and I can´t read it thanks Marshall.
ReplyDeleteHello NBC I am from Parkview School I like that you are doing cool things with science, i would love to read this but i cant because it just goes of the the side of the page
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ReplyDeleteyou guys must have had fun at Catholic Cathedral College I really like that you guys did some cool experiments with dry ice and electric things. maybe explain how the teacher taught the subject and if you liked the way the teacher explained it. the formatting doesn't look that good maybe put it into paragraphs because it goes off the page and looks a bit messy. if you want to look at my blog just click my name.
Kia ora room 1 from NBC,
ReplyDeleteWhen I was scrolling threw your blog I noticed your science trip which I thought looked really cool and fun. I also noticed your blurb is spread across the screen meaning you have to scroll to the right to read it which is quite confusing and hard to read. Maybe you could press enter after every one or two full stops? In the future you can check and see if this happens again by pressing the preview button to check if it goes across the screen.- Max from Parkview School. 😄😎
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ReplyDeleteIm Anya and I am a year 8 of Parkview School. I would have loved to read what you guys got up to, maybe next time before you post your next post you should click preview on the top right corner of blogger. But anyways it looked a lot of fun. Was it fun? Telling from the pictures it looked quite fun. And I love the 4th photo down, her hair blowing everywhere looks like perfection lol.
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ReplyDeletemy name is JP I go to parkview primary school.I would like to read more but it went to the side of the page so i looked at your pictures the funniest one is the girl that is touch the silver ball and her hair went all the way up.where did you go to do science?.
Hi my name is Sophie from Parkview school.
ReplyDeleteI love this post because it looked like you were all having fun.
You taught me that your hair can go poof like that is looks so cool.
Next time, you could make sure that the text does not go off the side of the page because it is a bit annoying when you try to read it.
I really like reading you blog it is very good.
From Sophie.
Hi my name is Olivia from Awahono school and I liked the way you touched the ball and then your hair went puffy You brought me back to when I rub my head in the trampoline and wen it goes puffy Why did you decide to do these in particular science projects.
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Kia ora, my name is Leah, I am from Awahono school. I really like the pictures when you have touched the ball and made your hair all messy which looked fun. I made me think about it and I want to touch it as well. Maybe next time you could put the writing so that it doesn't go over the page. I really like it though. Here is the link to my blog: http://awahonoleahm.blogspot.co.nz/
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Kia Ora, I'm Anahera from Awahono School.
ReplyDeleteThis shined because those look like some pretty cool science experiments, like the glass putting itself back together and how your hair jumped up like that! When I read your post I learnt some pretty cool experiments, like that one with the glass and I will definitely be trying that at home, because I never knew glass could do that. If you could just be a bit more careful about your pasting next time, because as you see, your blog post is going right of the page, but that's happened to me once too!
Kind Regards -
Anahera
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Hi Rosie, I'm Sophie from Awahono School. I really like how you have added the pictures because it makes it more interesting. I like how you have been very descriptive in you writing. Maybe next time you could try and do ctrl shift c because it is a little annoying since you have to scroll across. One quick question is what is the science behind all of it? Here is the link to my blog if you want to check it out: http://awahonosophieb.blogspot.co.nz/
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Sophie.
Hi my name is Ben from Awahono School.
ReplyDeleteI like how you said that you are grateful that CCC came out and helped you. This reminded me of when I was little and I did the positive charge. Next time, you could find out a way so that the words don’t go off the page. What are some science experiments that you recommend to me?
Kind Regards Ben
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ReplyDeleteKia ora, I'm Ebony and I'm from Awahono School. I enjoy your photos so much they are so funny and cool. I love the ball that makes your hair go funny. When I read your post it is cool and funny. And I hope you had lots of fun doing this. Next time, you could fix your writing because it stretches along the page and it is hard to read but other than that it is very cool good job. http://awahonoebonyc.blogspot.com/ <<<Here is my blog please help yourself to comment<<<
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Hello, I'm Miro from Awahono School. I liked this post because you tell me everything that happened in the right order and in detail. You told me that charges are both negative and positive. Maybe you could change the font or size to make the words not slope off the page. Which one of the things you learned do you think was most interesting to you?
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Reagan and I am from Awahono School.
ReplyDeleteI really like your post and I like science as well, it is very cool how some chemical reactions work. I love your photos, you look like your having a good time. So your writing does not go of the page push edit
or go to the top and push portrait, the same thing has happen to me, but love the photos. Here is the link to my blog:http://awahonoreaganh.blogspot.com/
By Reagan :)
Hello my name is Mia from Awahono School
ReplyDeleteI was looking through your blog and saw all the cool things you guys got up to. My favorite thing was the round metal ball that made your hair stand on end, I wish I was there to join in on the fun :). But for next's time try to keep your writing on the page.
Kind Regards
Mia
Hi my name is Liam from Awahono School.
ReplyDeleteI like the pictures where the positive charge makes the hair stand on end. Maybe next time try to keep all the writing on the page. At our school we do interest based groups and I'm in science, do you have any recommended science experiments?
-Liam
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Lucas from Parkview school. Personally I love science, So this blog post was amazing! Why did you go there? How did it feel going there? But for your blog post the words go off the page! But at least I can read it. Hope I could of came. Why not visit my blog? https://pvslucasl.blogspot.com/
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ReplyDeleteHi Room 1, I am Ryan from Awahono School. Personally I love to do science experiments. What science experiments did you do? I noticed your writing was off the page,to fix that put the writing on your blog by using CTRL SHIFT V. From Ryan
ReplyDeleteHi Harrison here from Awahono. It looks like you had a fun time doing the science. Next time you should make sure the writing is on the page.
ReplyDeleteHello NBC, I'm Deakyn from Awahono School. I really like your post about science. It would be really cool to go to CCC and do some science experiments. What was your favourite experiment and why? My favourite one was when Grace's, Jessica's and Jasmine's hair went crazy. Did you guys have fun?
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Ella.
Today i'm really glad that I came on your blog because it's fantastic it has a lot of information and I love all the pictures that you put up. Did you enjoy the science trip? What did you do there? What was your favorite part? Maybe next time you need to press enter because it goes all the was out to the side you page is all wobbly and it's really hard to read. Other than that little thing I really enjoyed it.
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Summer
It must've been fun!
What part did you enjoy?
What did you do over there?
i'm really existed to hear from you
Maybe next time you could put WALT to say that would be awesome.
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hi its mahir from parkview i can't read it becuase of the words going off the page.
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Alex from Parkview school. I absolutely love science, So this blog post was amazing to see. why did you guys go there? How did it feel going there? Did you enjoy it? Where did you go? But for your blog post the words go off the page which was a mistake I am sure!. I wish I could of came and joined you. If you want to visit my blog you can @ https://pvsnegusa.blogspot.com/
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Tauvale from Parkview school I really like your sciance project what were you doing for science. How did you get the magnetic ball that makes your hear float.
Great work.
Kia ora Kody here from parkview this looks very fun I hope it was great I would love to know more about it hopefully next time you can share more info.
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