Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts

Friday, 24 September 2021

Capillary action

 

Today the year 6`s did a science experiment, it was amazing. We got 6 cups and put them in a circle, then we put the water in 3 cups 1 away from each other and put a few drops of food colouring in 1 cup with water each, then we put folded paper towels in between one of the cups with food colouring and one of the empty cups, watch the water molecules be absorbed and travel up the paper towel into the other cup and see the two colours mix. We also put a flower in the red cup and are going to leave it over the weekend and see if it travels to the white part of the flower. Hope you enjoy, bye.

Friday, 9 July 2021

Super moons

 

Hello everyone, For our year 6 inquiry we chose our own topic to research about. I chose super moons, first we looked for information,then we put it on a google doc,google slide or any presentation. I really hope you like it and at least learn 1 thing about super moons. Thanks for looking,bye 

Friday, 12 March 2021

Oil Spills.

 


WALT: Make connections between texts.


Task: Watch this  Mauritius Oil Spill Video and answer the following questions. Now compare the two oil spill disasters. What is the same and different about the events and their impact..


Questions


Who owned the vessel? Nagashiki


How much oil was on board? 4000 tonnes


Where is Mauritius? In the indian ocean


Why might the government describe the area as ‘sensitive’?

Because a lot of native marine life lives there.


What are some problems that Mauritius may face? It could of broken up causing an even bigger oil spill.


What have the people of Mauritius already done to clean up the spill? Put hair to soak it up and sponges.


Where was the tanker travelling? It was supposed to be going to Brazil from China.

Who is Happy Khambule?  Senior climate and energy campaign manager


What is the same / different about the Mauritius spill and the MV Rena spill in New Zealand?

Mauritius Spill

Both spills

New Zealand Spill

4000 tonnes of oil

Didn’t break in half

Didn’t have plastic bags on feet

Didn’t put signs up.


Both spills were oil

Both had toxic chemicals

Bring in the army

Put police tape an signs up

Nearly broke in half

Put plastic bags on their feet


Today we started learning about oil spills. There was a video we had to watch and then answer the questions. We had to see the differences between the Maurituis spill and the NZ spill.

Friday, 27 September 2019

Japan.By Katie.


This is my slide it is called japan it's all about japan if you want to learn more about japan this slide is for you. Takutai did this for rugby world cup we got to choose one country each that was competing in the world cup but it couldn't be NZ or Australia because we already know quite a lot about both countries.