Wednesday, May 11, 2016
More science with Kirsten!
Not to be outdone by Mark, Mahalia's mum Kirsten came in to share some awesome science with us today. She brought dry ice, which is frozen carbon dioxide, and we had great fun seeing what happens when you add water, dishwashing liquid and food colouring to it. Nga mihi ki a Kirsten for giving Room 23 the chance to experience this - we had a blast!
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ReplyDeleteGood day room 23 I really like how you have put pictures of your experiment. This experiment looks so interesting I would like to do it in my own time at home.I really like how you gave us a description of what you needed in the experiment. I would have liked it if you had a video of the experiment to show us the outcome I really liked this experiment I look forward to trying it out.
ReplyDeleteHi room 23 I can clearly see that the experiment was amazing and fun to watch
ReplyDeleteNext time you could put a video of how the experiment went.
Looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteHiya, I looks like you are all having a great time with this experiment and all those little balls!!! Next time could you tell us how to make them??? I hope we get to do something like that at our school.
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ReplyDeleteI think what you did was really experimental and awesome
Next time you could maybe say how you made it.
Great work
Hi I Like the amazing science experiment it looked like fun.I’ve done an experiment like that but a volcano. I would like to know How did it make the steam come off it?
ReplyDeleteKia ora:I am Meesha, liked the way you all worked together.It also looked very cool and interesting when you did the experiment.When you did the experiment what colour food colouring did you used and did you touch it what did it fell like.
ReplyDeleteHello room 23 that science experience looked really cool and interesting,the photos looked awesome and it looked like you all had a lot of fun. I think It would be cool if next time you write a bit more of a description or added a video
ReplyDeleteHi room 23 your science experiment looks really good and interesting. What was the most fun part when you did the experiment?
ReplyDeleteHello room 23 that science experience looked really awesome and cool. All the photo's looked like you guys had a lot of fun. When you touched the science experiments smoke thing what did it feel like?
ReplyDeleteHello room 23 that science experience looked really awesome and cool. All the photo's looked like you guys had a lot of fun. When you touched the science experiments smoke thing what did it feel like?
ReplyDeletecool science experiment by katana room 17
ReplyDeleteLucky Room 23. It's seems very useful science experiment. You all look very keen and excited about it. Well done!!
ReplyDeleteHi Room 23.
ReplyDeleteThe experiment is cool.We did it too.everybody looks very keen and excited about it
Hi room 23.I really like the your science photo’s that you put on your class blog .It looks so fun.Where did kirsten get the dry ice from?
ReplyDeleteHello Room 23
ReplyDeleteThat looks likes so much fun learning about dry ice. I love doing experiments involving being able to move things,watching and just being involved. We do science almost every week and we do experiments too. They looked amazing with the different colours! What was the best part of doing this? How long did it take to create? It would be cool to see if you could make dry ice in different shapes. Great job Room 23
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ReplyDeleteKia Ora Room 23
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun time doing science. I’m a year seven. The year 7&8 KIds go to science at our neighbouring high school John Paul II.
You all look like you guys were enjoying Science. Maybe next time you can write each kids thoughts about science.
Kia ora Room 23
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed seeing some of the pictures you posted, I thought the smoky stuff that came out of the glasses looked really cool.
What was happening in the picture with the balloon and the white bubbles? It looked like the bubbles popped on your carpet!
What did you do to make the smoky stuff? Maybe next time you could tell us how it scientifically works.
Lakshitha - Karoro School
Kia ora Room 23,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your science experiment.
What I thought was cool about your experiment was the foam rising it looks cool to do. It looks like fog rising from the grave yard out to the crisp morning or the dark night. How do you do that?
What I find interesting was how you got one of them to look like an egg which
that made me think about how it works.
By Bradley-Karoro school.