Hoky Poky (Science)

 Kia Ora Readers,

Today me and my classmates are gonna make hokey pokey in science. 

1. 2 tablespoons Golden Syrup 

2. 4 tabelspoons Sugar 

3. 1 heaped teaspoon of baking soda

4. Pot

5. Tablespoon and teaspoon 

6. Bunsen Burner 

7. Paper cups

Method:

1. Put 4 tablespoons of sugar and 2 tablespoons of golden syrup in a saucepan and melt.

2. Bring to the boil and simmer gently for 5 minutes.

3. Add baking soda amd stir vigorously.

4. Put hocky pocky on a piece of grease prove paper to cool.

Explanation:

1. Why do we stir it?

So it doesn't burn

2. Explain why the hocky pocky rises and has bubbles?

Because we put baking soda in

Drama

 Kia Ora Readers, 

In this photo Jhonas, Shanaya, Stella, Mikhanya, Casey and me are doing a short performance, and what we are doing is that I am walking up to these people who are very rich and I am gonna ask them what they want off the menu. So basically this is a resturant.

In this photo we are making a big taniwha by making some parts of it with our bodys. There is somemore parts of the body but i'll just show this part of the body first.

In this photo we were doing a scene from the book maui and the fish which turned into the north islands, but in this scene maui is hiding at the bottom of the waka and his brothers are at the top rowing the boat. 

1. I think our grouo worked quite well with the levels.

2.If I did this again I would think our group could work on keeping focus.

3.We did well with the levels because we had some stamding some sitting and some laying on the floor.

4. After we understood where we had to go for our next tableaw transitions it was much easier but sometimes we did have a bump into each.

SCIENCE

 Kia Ora Readers, 

Today we are learning how to use/learn about pH.

Here is some steps.

1. Take a test tube rack with 1 boiling tube at each end of the rack and 4 test tubes.

2. Half Fill the boiling tube at the one end will Sodium hydroxide.

3. Half Fill the boiling tube at the other end with Hydrochloric acid.

4. Fill each test tube with 5 drops of Universal indicator.

5.  Using the pipettes you will add drops of the acid or alkaline to the test tube to make colours of RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, VIOLET.

6. DO NOT MIS UP THE PIPETTES.

Here is a photo of the results.

Thats the end of the blog have a nice day and thank your for giving your time to look at my blog.

Acid #2 (Science)

 Kia Ora Readers, 

Today we are learning how to use Litmus paper.

Litmus Experiment 

Materials:

1.Red Litmus paper 

2.Blue Litmus paper 

3.Sodium hydroxide 

4.Hydrochiloric acid 

5.Pipette 

6.4 Test tube 

Steps:

1.Rip the litmus paper in half and put half in each test tube.

2.Add 3 drops of hydrochiloric acid to the blue listmus paper in test tube 1.

3.Add 3 drops of hydrochiloric acid to the red litmus paper in test tube 2.

4.Add 3 drops of sodium hydroxide to the blue litmus paper in test tube 3.

5.Add 3 drops of sodium hydroxide to the red litmus paper in test tube 4.

What we saw is that the blue litmus paper turned red and the red litmus paper turned blue.

Thank you for reading/looking at my blog post have a good rest of the day.

Acid (Science)

 Kia Ora Readers,

What is an acid?

What is the most famous indicator?

What does pH stand for?

How many numbers are there on the pH scale?

Aim: To make red cabage pH indicator for use on different household chemicals.

Acid: Is a liquid that has a pH of between 1-7. It taste sour and is used in batteries and in our stomachs.

What are 3 examples of acid: 

Lemon - Citnic Acid 

Vinigar - Acetic Acid 

Batteries - Sulphuric

Red cabbage indicator experiment 

Materials 

1. Red cabbage 

2.Beaker 

3.Bunsen Burner 

4.Pipette 

5.Sodium Hydroxide 

6. Hydrochloric Acid 

7.Test tubes 

8.Paper Towel 

9.Test tube rack

10.Water 

11.Frabric softner

12.Toilet cleaner 

13.Floor cleaner\

Thank you for reading/looking at my blog have a nice day.