Greminating seeds

Aim: I want to find out how to germinate seeds.

Research:

greminate seeds 

Equiptment:

  • Paper towel
  • Water
  • Seeds
  • Plastic cup
  • Cotton wool

Insturctions:

  1. hydrate the seed overnight.
  2. get your equiptment ready.
  3. label the cup with your name.
  4. get your plastic cup and put a folded paper towel at the battom.
  5. add some water to the bottom so the paper towel is wet.
  6. add the seeds to the wet paper towel.
  7. put your cup by the window.
  8. water the seeds everytime you come into the Sinence lab.

 

Results:

concluion:

 

Discussion:

A seed needs sun and water to grow.

 

 

NZ IDOLS

Hello todays post is my nz idols

Name: Chelsea Bremner 

Age: 27 

Iwi (If applicable):

Where they grew up: Little River

Where they call home now: Christchurch Nz

Where they were educated: Little River primary school  & lincoln high school 

Who were their heroes: 

What their chosen field: Rugby union 

What have they already achieved?: Black Ferns , Canterbury , Matatoa Super rugby & Becoming a Teacher 

What are their future goals? 

What might their personal strengths be?:

What makes them a positive role model?: Smart , Kind , Caring, Humble , Perseverance  , Supportive , Straight to the point , Funny. 

Pepeha

Welcome to my blog this is my pepeha

Pepeha 

 

Kei Ōtauthahi toku kainga

Ko Moreton- Smith Tōku whanau

Ko Toni tōku whanau 

Ko Craig tōku matua

Ko karlie ahau 

 

Rāhina 15 o here – turi- koku 

 

Whaea = Mother

Matua = Father 

Mātua = Parents

 

Rainbow paper

Chromatography is the seperating of colours in pens. it is done by using a solvent.

Materials

  1. felt pens
  2. filter paper
  3. beaker
  4. water
  5. scissors
  6. ruler

process

step 1:  cut up the filter  into strips ready to write on with the felt pens

step 2: Rule a line 1cm from the bottom of the paper.

step 3:  put 25ml of water into the bottom of the boiling tube

step 4: draw 2 coloured pen dots on the pencil line

step 5: drop the paper strips into the beaker once it is touching the water at the bottom you can crease the top of the paper over

step 6: watch take2 photos and observe the cromatography process  on your paper.

 

 

colecting bacteria

 

 

Scale art 

Scale art Welcome to my blog, this weeks blog is about my scale art we did last week.

We started of doing four dots in the corners of your pages with a patterned line going through the middle from there we add our own patterns, we got to pick what we wanted as long as we covered the page.

here are my first scale drawing I did

 

and here are my do nows

 

 

Bacteria

Walt: learn about the different kinds of bacteria and hoiw they grow

there are good and bad bacteria and they are erverywhere.

bacteric like it to be/ live in places that are warm, darm and wet.

you can’t see bacteria unless its mold on food or wet things that have dried out.

they are small and

 

 

 

A flagellum (/fləˈdʒɛləm/; pl. flagella) is a hairlike appendage that protrudes from certain plant and animal sperm cells, and from a wide range of microorganisms to provide motility. Many protists with flagella are termed as flagellates.

 

 

 

 

A pilus (Latin for ‘hair’; plural: pili) is a hair-like appendage found on the surface of many bacteria and archaea. The terms pilus and fimbria (Latin for ‘fringe’; plural: fimbriae) can be used interchangeably, although some researchers reserve the term pilus for the appendage required for bacterial conjugation.

 

 

 

 

The nucleoid (meaning nucleus-like) is an irregularly-shaped region within the cell of a prokaryote that contains all or most of the genetic material. In contrast to the nucleus of a eukaryotic cell, it is not surrounded by a nuclear membrane.

 

 

 

 

The cell wall is the outer covering of a cell, present adjacent to the cell membrane, which is also called the plasma membrane. As mentioned earlier, the cell wall is present in all plant cells, fungi, bacteria, algae, and some archaea

 

 

 

 

Equipment

  1. agar dish
  2. cotton bud
  3. vivid

 

Mothod

  1. divide the agar in half by drawing a line on the underneath of the lid.
  2. collect the bactaria on a cotton bud from taps, compurters etc.
  3. wipe the swap onto the agar solution carefully making sure you do not damage the agar.
  4. put the pertri dish into the incubator for 1 week to allow the bacteria  to grow.
  5. look at the bactaira under the microscope.

science pratical.

1 setting up a bunsen burner in science ready for experimens.

materials

  1. bunsen burner
  2. heat mat
  3. tripod
  4. gauze mat

Take a beaker add 50ml water in the beaker

 

 

 

2 setting up a test tube rack with six test tube and different amounts of water.

  1. measuring flashk
  2. six test tubes

 

Tasting.

The tongue is divided into six areas used for tasting.

these are:

  1. sweet  (x2)
  2. salty (x2)
  3. savoury
  4. bitter

 

carolina reaper

A carolina reper is a chinese plant, the peper is red and has a bumpy layer on the outside.

How to prepare to eat a Carolina Reaper - QuoraGhost pepper - Wikipedia

 

 

The 6 top hottest chillis in the world consist of:

1. Komando Dragon – Indonesian islands
2. 7 pot brain strain
3. Infintiy chilli
4. Spanish Naga
5. Bhut jolokia or ghoast pepper.

The scolille chilli scale

what is it?
It shows how hot the chilli pepper is.

how does it work?

find a picture of it and inclued it in you blog

 

Equipment

  1. milk
  2. water
  3. coca cola
  4. testing cup
  5. chilli
  6. tooth pick
  7. timer

 

 

Kia ora. Today I am going to do a reflection on last term. Our teacher gave us some questions to reflect on and some about new subjects that we have this term.

here are the questions.

1.The highs and lows for last term.

Last term I did not really do as many blog post as I was supposed to, and the highs where getting most of my work done.

2. what did you feel proud of last term.

Finishing mostly all of my work.

3. do you have any new subjects this term.

The new subjects that we have this term are Art, Maori and Digital tech

4. what are you looking forward to this term.

I am looking forward to Art and Maori

5. make two goals for this. one must be curriculum based on and one can be personal goal.

My curriculum goal is that I finish all my work to a high staned

My personal goal is to make sure that everyone is having fun and that they have someone to be with at lunch

Thanks for reading my post.