Today we did an experiment to investigate the effect of contamination from fertiliser on ground water supplies. We used red jelly crystals to represent the fertiliser; gravel and sand to represent the soil; and tap water to represent rain water. We found that the fertiliser leached quickly into the ground water supply in the aquifer (plastic container).
1. Adding "fertiliser"
2. Adding "rain water".
3. Fertiliser has leached through the "soil" into the ground water.
Thursday, 19 May 2016
Science Experiment
Wednesday, 18 May 2016
Carers Expo
On Friday we went to the carers expo at Horncastle arena and this was the Canterbury university and this is a logging artificially intelligent robot that cuts down trees but the artificially intelligent stops the robot from cutting down all the trees around it and be stuck in the middle and best of all for me my uncle owns a logging company. So this robot will benefit my uncles company.
Monday, 16 May 2016
Plant And Food Research Trip
Today we went to plant and food research to learn a bit more about potatoes, which is the vegetable we have been learning about in class recently and our teachers thought it was a good idea to organise a trip to plant and food research. Today we learnt about how they measure calcium in a vegetable, how they run tests, what pests are a big problem and what types of potatoes there are and what the consumer wants in today's market.
Wednesday, 11 May 2016
Tech Team
It's a sad day at Springston School because Carol (the teacher who runs the tech team) has broken her ankle and might not be at school for the next fortnight.
Tuesday, 10 May 2016
Science
Balloon and tray experiment
If we drop a balloon and tray at the same time what happens?
-the balloon drops slower than the tray.
And if we put the balloon on top of the tray and drop it what will happen?
-the balloon drops at the same speed as the tray!
I think the reason for this is that the tray is stopping the wind resistants from reaching the balloon so there is nothing to stop the balloon from falling at the same speed.
If we drop a balloon and tray at the same time what happens?
-the balloon drops slower than the tray.
And if we put the balloon on top of the tray and drop it what will happen?
-the balloon drops at the same speed as the tray!
I think the reason for this is that the tray is stopping the wind resistants from reaching the balloon so there is nothing to stop the balloon from falling at the same speed.
Wednesday, 4 May 2016
My 2016 bio-poem
Isaac
Involved, Interesting, Intelligent, Instinctive
Son of Adrian and Tracey
Lover of Watties tomato sauce, cricket and rugby
Owner of a cool Apple Ipad air, lot’s of awesome Lego and a dog
Who admires Brendon McCullum, Richie McCaw, and Dan Carter
Who plays cricket in the summer, rugby in the winter and indoor cricket in the winter
Who would like to visit Switzerland, The Isle of Man and the USA
Who has been to England, Italy and Switzerland
Who was born in Christchurch, and lives in Selwyn District.
Who loves the phrase: “If plan A doesn't work there's still 25 letters in the alphabet”
My 2016 bio-poem (in Maori)
Ihaka
Whai wāhi, Interesting, Intelligent, parapara
Whai wāhi, Interesting, Intelligent, parapara
tama o Adrian a Tracey
Lover o: Watties tōmato kīnaki, kirikiti a whutupōro
Kaipupuri o: he matao Apple iPad rangi, rota o o whakamataku Lego a he kuri
Ko wai admires: Brendon McCullum, Richie McCaw, a Rana Carter
Ko wai nui: kirikiti i roto i te raumati, whutupōro i roto i te hotoke a roto kirikiti i roto i te hotoke rite pai
Ko wai pai rite ki toro: Germany, te Isle o tangata a te USA
Ko wai he kua ki: Ingarangi, Italy a Switzerland
Ko wai ko matamua i roto i: Ōtautahi, a oraraa i roto i Selwyn District.
Kowai aroha te kīanga: "Ki te mahere He kāore 't mahi 's reira tonu 25 reta i roto i te pū "
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