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Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Climate change with Talei!
Climate change with Talei!
Kathy's kaiawhina have been working with Talei for round about 9 sessions. Talei has been teaching us about climate change, lots of different types of pollution and lots of experiments. Some of the experiments that we did are ; melting ice, exhaust pipe experiment, different types of pollution sticking to chap-stick and the room temperature.
How we did the chap stick experiment was by smudging chap-stick onto a square piece of paper. and sellotaping it to lots if places around the school.
The other experiment the we did was the exhaust pipe experiment. You have to use a white new sock, a real car and a hair tie. Drive around with the white sock on the exhaust pipe for about 15 minutes and then at the end of your drive look at the sock and it would've turned either grey or black. Then at the end, if you have a small microscope look at all of the pollution that the car pollutes to our earth!
Second to last melting ice. So there are 2 trays, one of them will be covered in glad wrap and one will just be bare. Before you put the glad wrap on, you have to put ice in both of the trays, and to make it look like a home, place two teddy bears and a lego house. Then see which one melts the fastest!
Please make sure to recycle the plastic!
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This made me remember when I did that rotation! I put at the end of mine please recycle. maybe next time include a fact.
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