| First we asked a question....Which toothpaste will whiten the best? |
| We made a hypothesis. |
| We tested our hypothesis. |
| Then we came to a conclusion. |
| Last, we shared our results with others. |
| While studying about animals, we collaborated with our art teacher, Mrs. Scott. |
| First, we drew our animals step by step to make a pattern on paper. |
| Next we traced the pattern pieces onto cardboard and cut them out. |
| We glued the cardboard pieces together.... |
| See, they look just like the animals we have been researching. |
| We then put them on the drying rack. |
| Now it is time to paint! |
| We have to mix just the right colors to make our animals look real! |
| We paint all the edges too. |
| We are having so much fun! |
| On the drying rack they go. We will come back another day to put on the details. |
| We are making our own version of a chia pet. |
| Now it is time to check on our seeds. |
| They are really starting to grow! This bean plant still has the seed shell attached to the leaves! How cool! |
| Look at the roots growing on this bean! |
| Look at our little grass-heads! Too cute! |
| One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish |
| We made tissue paper fish along with our study of animals and habitats. |
| We did a little graphing to show class data of our fish designs. |
| After reading Bartholomew and the Oobleck, we decided to do a little science of our own. |
| We mixed 2 parts cornstarch with 1 part water colored green. (Gives that Oobleck look.) |
| Next we mixed it together with our hands. |
| Oobleck is amazing! When you touch it in the bowl, it feels like a solid but when you pick it up, it turns to a liquid. So.... what is it? A solid or a liquid??? |