Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts
01 April 2021
28 July 2020
17 April 2020
How does aspirin work?
A number of you asked questions related to aspirin in our Padlet discussing about transport systems in organisms. Here's a video on how aspirin works.
08 April 2020
07 April 2020
05 April 2020
24 August 2019
Adaptation - How to answer Section B questions in PSLE (Interactions, Upper Block Science)
In this video, I discuss how to answer structured questions on Upper Block Science: Adaptation.
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09 May 2019
Which property of material is behind the leak proof bag experiment?
In this video, we tried the "leak proof bag experiment". This topic is in the theme Diversity, Lower Block Science.
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Opening and ending music pieces by Lynn Koo.
https://soundcloud.com/lynnkoo
19 August 2018
Condensation and commonly asked questions
Do you know how to answer commonly asked questions on condensation? For Primary Science, upper block "Cycles": Water Cycle.
Difference between gravitational potential energy and gravitational force
Talking about one of my science lessons with P6 Discoverer last semester.
11 August 2018
Evaporation and Boiling: Compare and Contrast
Do you know the similarity and differences between evaporation and boiling?
20 July 2018
The heating curve of water
The heating curve of water, plus more about melting points and boiling points.
12 June 2018
Do you know the difference between water vapour and steam?
Watch this video to learn about the difference between water vapour and steam:
07 May 2018
02 May 2018
22 April 2018
Shocking footage of penguins living on an island of plastic waste
Man's negative impact on the environment :(
07 February 2018
A cut in the stem
This appears in a question in your topical worksheet on Plant Transport System.
The science teachers have carried out the experiment with red food dye and here's the result:
10 January 2018
Plant Transport System (Day 2)
The same stalk of celery used in Day 1, slightly slit and then torn apart to reveal the water-carrying tubes.
Also see:
Plant transport system (Day 1)
Plant transport system (2016)
Taken in class right after the stalk was torn apart.
Taken in the staffroom after class.
Let's take a closer look.
Plant transport system (Day 1)
Plant transport system (2016)
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