Evaporation Experiment

Lately, We have been learning about solute, solvent and solutions. 

Evaporation is when water changes from liquid to gas.

Aim: To evaporate copper sulfate  

Hypothesis: I think that it will bubble then turn into gas 

Equipment: Element, Gause mat, beaker, evaporating dish, copper sulfate   

Method:

1. Set up element

2. Add 100mL of hot water to the beaker and place on the element.

3. Add copper sulfate to the evaporating basin until it is quarter full.

4. Carefully, place the evaporating basin on top of the beaker. 

5. Turn on the element to 3

6. Heat the solution until most of the solvent has been evaporated and crystals of solute are forming. 

7. Turn off the element- careful not to touch as will be hot for a long time.

Outcome:

first, it started to fog up the glass then it started bubbling softly then started to bubble a lot and crystals were forming around the evaporating dish next it started to steam. 

 

What is a digital footprint?

Name: Kaleb

What is a digital footprint?

Reading lesson follows this structure: 

Pre-reading - what do you already know? What are some things this text may tell us? 

• Share personal info not private

• Photographs 

•  Information about things like.

During reading - check meaning on words, and phrases used. 

Post-reading - Why do you think the author made this text?

• Warning people to be aware of what they post online.

• Awareness about how many ways there are to share.

What did they want their audience to think about and/or know?

 - use evidence from the text to explain your answer.  

• Digestive footprints never leave, never go away they are not like footprints in the sand 

First text - What is a digital footprint? 

Check the meaning of

impression: an idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone, especially one formed without conscious thought or on the basis of little evidence.

assume: suppose to be the case, without proof

content: in a state of peaceful happiness.

passively: in an accepting manner, without active response or resistance.

metadata:a set of data that describes and gives information about other data.

Are online relationships as important as real- life relationships?

Hello, aloha welcome back to another blog post today we will be debating about ' online relationships are not as important as real-life relationships.' we had to write our debate on our blog.


Some people may think that online relationships are just as important as real-life relationships,  this may be because they can talk to them anytime that they want to by using video chat or messages.

On the other hand, some people may think that they are not as important because in online relationships you can't go out and do activities another reason you don't know if you're talking to the person they say they are which can be quite dangerous. A good thing with real-life relationships you can go out and do activities. Also, you can talk face to face in real-life conversations instead of talking through a screen.

In conclusion, I agree that real-life relationships are more important because you get to have proper conversations face to face and in online relationships could be dangerous.

The great realisation

              The great realisation 

Thomas Roberts kiwi born poet made the video called the great realisation. It's about waste, poverty, big companies, over-consumption. Lives are square, cant see stars, drives in circles, the sea filled with plastic, says the poet.

In Lockdown some good things happened like-  Ringing family members, running, new wildlife, dancing. Singing, baking, new habits and kindness is appreciated.

Today we watched "the great realisation" in wānaga class It was made kiwi-born Thomas Roberts during COVID--19 lockdown in London In Roberts poem says that a lot of good things happened that we can continue after lockdown.

What is bacteria?

What is bacteria?

A.what is bacteria? Bacteria is invisible to the naked eye and can spread really fast it is at room temperature. 

B. What do bacteria need to survive? moisture, time water, temperature, time, air, acidity,

C. Give 3 examples of how we avoid spreading bacteria?

1. Clean your hands regularly. 
2. Keep your kitchen clean and tidy.

3. If you have cuts on your hands make sure you wear gloves

Even if you have a plaster on your cut.

D. What does the term cross-contamination mean and what is its effect on you? Cross Contamination is when you mix 2 foods together that could poison you.

chicken: yellow board 

 raw red meat: red board

Cooked Meat: brown board 

Veg/fruit green board

Baking At Home task

Hello, and welcome to another blog today I've decided to make honey crackle witch is one of my families favourite recipes. I like this recipe because it is a simple recipe and tastes delicious 

Honey crackle recipe 
4C rice bubbles 
100g butter
1/2 cups sugar 
3 DSP honey 

Boil butter, sugar and honey until thick (approx 5 mins) add rice bubbles press into a 
greased tin and refrigerate till set.

Taste:  Honey, sweetened, syrupy, sugary
Texture: Crunchy, chewy, soft
Smell: sweet, honey
Look: Golden brown in colour, rice bubbles merged together.

Welcome to P.E at level 2

P.E in lockdown 


Positive: something I liked in lockdown was that I could do my work in my own time.

Negative: something I didn't like about lockdown was that I couldn't see my friends

What P.E did I do in the lockdown: For P.E in lockdown I  scooted every day and also walked my dog every day.