02 August 2016
01 August 2016
How your lungs work
This is the cartoon that I showed in class during science lesson on our respiratory system.
28 July 2016
Read
Love to read
https://www.mci.gov.sg/web/department/libraries/features/national-reading-movement-ministers-edition
https://www.mci.gov.sg/web/department/libraries/features/national-reading-movement-ministers-edition
Make time to read
http://www.inc.com/empact/bill-gates-warren-buffett-and-oprah-all-use-the-5-hour-rule.html
http://www.inc.com/empact/bill-gates-warren-buffett-and-oprah-all-use-the-5-hour-rule.html
Read More, Read Widely and Read Together http://www.nationalreadingmovement.sg
27 July 2016
Air and the respiratory system
Some of you requested for me to put this on my blog:
"The permanent gases in gas we exhale are 4% to 5% by volume more carbon dioxide and 4% to 5% by volume less oxygen than was inhaled."
You do not have to remember the percentage of each type of air that you breathe in and breathe out.
You need to know that the air we breathe in is composed of mainly nitrogen, followed by oxygen, and lastly small amount of carbon dioxide, water vapour and other gases.
For Activity 2.1 in your Systems Workbook, we watched this video about breathing into limewater today.
For Activity 2.3 in your Systems Workbook, we are going to make a model to show how our lungs work. Please prepare the following materials:
- a plastic bottle (please ask an adult to cut away the bottom of the bottle)
- 2 balloons
- a straw
- a rubber band
- some plasticine
20 July 2016
How well do you know your angles?
There is one minor glitch in my program (and I will work on it when I can find free time again): In the bonus level, you have to enter the answer twice before it will respond to your answer.
15 July 2016
Plant transport system
P5&6 Systems Workbook Activity 1.1 Part B
Page 2: Water transport in a split celery stalk
Page 3: Cut surfaces from the bottom of the stalk
Page 3: Cut surface from the top of the stalk
Observation: the leaves
Observation: different colours in the stem and leaves
Extra: You can tear the stem and see the water-carrying tubes inside!
Check this out!
21 June 2016
Why does an aluminium object feel colder to touch?
This is a really good video, whether you are in primary school or secondary school.
What about baking a cake in a baking tin? Are the cake and the tin at the same temperature?
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