Hello again! Its Kristian with another post. This time its interesting! This time i'm posting about my experience with paper helicopters. This activity was a way of learning what a fair test is. A fair test is a test where everything is same each time, except for one thing. You can do this how many times you want, the exact same way, but as I just said, with one thing different. This is my experience with my fair test. We were doing a experiment about paper helicopters. I hope you learn the rest in the slide below. Enjoy!
Thursday, August 13, 2020
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Kia ora Kristian,
ReplyDeleteWow what a cool experiment. I really like the way you have added in an introduction to let the readers know exactly what this post is about. I think you are right it is INTERESTING!
Your post reminded me of when I did a similar activity at school with paper air balloons carrying eggs. We had to try and make it so that the egg would fall more slowly so that it would not break. Kind of like this one.
Do you think that you will try another experiment?
Hello Kristian,
ReplyDeleteAmazing work with your science blog. I loved how detailed you were with your introduction. Also you have done such a great job with the presentation of your slides. The use of colours and graphics made it really interesting to flick through. Awesome job. What did you enjoy most about carry out this project?
Hi Kristian
ReplyDeleteGreat job on setting out the helicopter experiment so clearly. Did the results surprise you at all. Is their a question you would like to ask from your findings or your reading around gravity?