Google Drawings

Google Drawings

 Google drawings help you by being creative or helping you with your school work. I've used them for both now these ones under this paragraph or sentences is related to science. 

The first one is a sign that I made for science and the second one is for jobs, the weather shapes are for weather people, weather is like science. You might be wondering how weather is related to science so click on me to know!!!!  Here is the google drawing.
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Optical Illusion

Optical Illusion

This slide shows you all these amazing and weird videos of making your eyes go strange. So I hope that you will enjoy this slide on the end of the slide will tell you what the videos make you do.

Bodies Of Water

                                   Tinana Koe Moana

Table Of Contents:

• Oceans/ Moana
• Lakes/ Roto
• Sea/ Moana
• Lagoons/ Muriwai
• Rivers/ Awa
• Inlets/ Kohkoru
• Bays/ Matau-a-Māui, Te
• Puddle/ hōpua
• Swimming pool/ hōpua
• Pond/ pūrotoroto
• Waterfalls/ Peretao
• Water Fountains/ Puahiritanga
• Others/ Atu

Facts:

• Do you know there are 5 oceans around the world
• 71 percent of the world is surrounded by oceans
• Bays provide boat areas for us to sail object that is too heavy for plains
• North america has more lakes than other country
• Swamps is a wetland that is forested

Photos:

                                                      1. Lagoons/ hāpua 

                                                            2. Ocean/ Moana

                                             3. Lakes/ Roto

                                                

                                 4. Bays/ Matau-a-Māui, Te

                                 5. Swimming pools/ hōpua

      

                                    6. Ponds/ pūrotoroto 

                                    7. Inlets/ Kā Puke-tūroto

Google Drawing:

Identifying lons in solutions

States of Matter

Aim: 

To observe water as it changes from a solid (Ice) to a liquid to a gas.

Equipment: 

Bunsen Burners, Tripod, Gauze mat, Beaker, Thermometer.

Method: 

1. I had to grab all of the equipment, 
2. Heat the Bunsen burner and then 
3. Put the ice in the beaker then the thermometer inside of the beaker.

Findings:

When not melted to liquid: 0

When Melted:

1. 12
2. 17
3. 10
4. 12
5. 28
6. 50
7. 70
8. 81
9. 90
10. 94
11. 100+