Friday, 24 May 2013

Gases-Expanding Possibilities


      Expanding possibilities:

WALT:write a procedural text in the form of experiment?
This activity is trying to see how increasing pressure affect gases.
                Hypothesis:
When we pour hot water at the end of the bottle it will create  bubbles.
Materials:
  • bottle
  • plastic container
  • glass jug
  • bowl
  • straw
  • blue tack
  • litre jug
 


Method:
1. Put the  straw in the bottle so the flexible end is sticking out.

2.Fill a cup about ¾ full water.
3.Hold the bottle near the top end while a partner pours hot water over the bottom end of the bottle.
4.Watch the end of the straw in the water.
Conclusion:
We have proved that when there is  increase pressure by warning the air inside the bottle affects gases.It produces bubbles.

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

My class treaty




Room 6 Class Treaty

WALT post on our blog about our class treaty

At the start of the year, Room 6 decided on some rules to include in our class treaty.Here are 5 that I think are important:

Learning

  • Be Co-operative when we are working in a group,and help each other.
Working Together

  • .Listen carefully to others and let everyone have their turn
Relationships

  • treat everyone with kindness and respect.
Responsibilities

  • Be a responsible T.P.S. student.
Behaviour

  • Show tolerance and treat people how you would like to be treated.

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