Almost a month into school and we have been busy, busy, busy! The days are already flying by. We are focused on the Scientific Method for our first unit in Science. This will be our base for the rest of the year, as we enjoy many hands-on activities. We have started with some short, easy, and fun experiments to get the hang of following the steps, creating a hypothesis, and drawing a conclusions.
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Today we answered the question: What are the different steps of the scientific method and how do they work together?
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| How tall are you? |
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| We are also seeing what conditions will mold grow best. |
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| Am I really as tall as my "wing span"? |
I wonder how the experiment went. I also wonder if my arms were my hight
ReplyDeleteWe've had so much fun in science so far. We have done so many fun experiments. Such as, moldy bread and an arm span experiment.
ReplyDeleteim a square! I am as tall as my arm span is wide.
ReplyDeleteThis experiment was really fun! I never knew you could tell your height by your arm span! I'm 148 cm. tall but 144 cm. is my wing span! I guess I'll my arm span has to catch up to my height.
ReplyDeleteI still cannot believe that my arm span is the same as my height! I thought my arm span was smaller than my height!
ReplyDeleteI was a lot taller than i thought.153cm. My arm span was exactly the same as my height so apparently i am a square. It was a fun experiment and my hypothesis was true.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't believe that my arms are as long as I am tall!
ReplyDeletewe have had so much fun in science already. you come up with great experiments! my arm span is 133 cm and my height is 139 cm.
ReplyDeleteI'm exited to see the bread start to mold.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite experiment so far is the bubble experiment because it was very fun to see what materials would pop the bubbles and what materials wouldn't pop the bubbles. I also cant believe that I am as tall as my wingspan!! 146 cm and 146 cm!
ReplyDeleteI was really surprised that my arm length was only one centimeter shorter than my height and that you can estimate a persons height if you know their arms length and visa-versa.
ReplyDeleteThe school year so far is actually going quite well, though I'm curious how my arms are longer then my body's height.
ReplyDeleteI liked this experiment because I could compare my hight and wing span with other people.
ReplyDeleteI saw this experiment in the 3rd grade hallways once. Their results were very similar to ours. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteIt was so fun to learn my arm span is less than my height. I can't for more experiments in the future!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe my arm span equals my height! I always thought it was close. But since I did it I have been proven wrong!
ReplyDeleteIt was a very fun experiment!
ReplyDeleteI thought the experiment was really fun but my hypothesis was wrong. I thought my height would be bigger than my arm span but it was the other way around.
ReplyDeleteI was surprise to see that my wingspan was so close to the measurement of my height
ReplyDeleteThis experiment was very fun. I was very surprised my arm span was about the size of my height.
ReplyDeleteI never thought that my arm span was almost as tall as my height. I thought there would be a huge gap between the measurements.
ReplyDeleteI was taught that they should be the same length, or close to it. I look forward to blogging with you.
DeleteYesterday I told my Dad about this project and he told me to measure him with our measuring tape so he could try the experiment also. My arm span is 146cm and my height is 145cm!!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea that my arms were eight centemeters longer than my height
ReplyDeleteThe experiment was awesome two days ago!! I loved seeing what popped the bubbles and what didn't.
ReplyDeleteI was so blown away with the experiment, I had no idea that you could almost tell someones hight from their arm span. All the experiments this year have been so interesting. I'm excited to see whats next!
ReplyDeleteThis experiment was very fun. I always have had a question about this and now my question is answered.
ReplyDeleteSo far in science I have had a great time and I can't wait for the next experiment!
ReplyDeleteI was surprised that my arm length was so close to my height. I was also surprised to find out that when I am done growing my height and arm length will be the same.
ReplyDeleteThis was first experiment that I had no idea what was going to happen. My arm span and my height were the same.
ReplyDeleteThis project was very interesting. I had never really thought about my "wingspan" being the same as my arm span. Turns out my arm span is 1 centimeter shorter than my height!
ReplyDeleteI never knew that once you are fully grown your arms are the same length
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised the touched and wet bread is not moldy yet.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying the mold experiment and am exited to see what comes of the next two weeks!
ReplyDeleteIt's very cool how your wingspan is about the same length as your height because your wingspan looks so much smaller than your height to me. This experiment was fun, however my favorite experiment was the bubbles one.
ReplyDeleteA couple years ago I learned that you're arm span is the same as you'r height. I can't believe I still remembered from so long ago.
ReplyDeleteMy arms were about 10 cm. shorter than my height, and I'm 5 ft tall! It's surprising to learn that mostly everyone's wingspan is the same as their height.
ReplyDeleteYesterday it was really fun. I liked it a lot.
ReplyDeleteWhen I got home I told my mom about the experiment and she said I wasn't telling the truth. When I showed her she couldn't believe it. Then she had to show my dad when he got home.I have had a blast in this month so far.
ReplyDeleteIts very cool how your wingspan is about the same as your height because to me your wingspan length looks smaller that your height. This experiment was awesome, however my favorite was the bubbles one.
ReplyDeleteSo far in science, we've done a lot of fun experiments, but my personal favorite was the Bubble Break because it was really cool to find out that the needle didn't pop the bubbles, and also that objects coated in bubble solutions don't usually pop them.
ReplyDeleteThe bubble experiment was interesting because i didn't know that when you put any object in a bubble with the bubble soap, the bubble won't pop i also enjoyed doing the bread mold experiment!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite experiment was bouncing high, I liked bouncing high because it was the most confusing.
ReplyDeleteI liked the wing span and height experiment. But the bubble break experiment better.
ReplyDeleteThe wingspan experiment was awesome. I loved seeing my height
ReplyDeleteYesterday the experiment was very fun and I learned a lot about the relationship between your arm span and height. Ms. Stewart told us that if your arm span and height don't match up then eventually they will grow to be exactly the same. Although this experiment was fun I liked the bubble experiment better.
ReplyDeletelooks like you are all having fun and learning lots!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite experiment so far was the bubble experiment because it was fun.
ReplyDeleteThis experiment was lots of fun, but bubble break was best of all!
ReplyDeleteAnna is enjoying science so far this year. She is looking forward to the next experiment!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the photos. Abe is looking forward to the school year.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your work, results and ideas. Perl told me she was a "square" while we were running the other day. We both laughed! Love hearing about the experiments.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking it was Leonardo da Vinci who discovered wing span=height?! Love the pictures of the kids measuring. We have some guesses at home about which bread will mold first!! We love science around here!
ReplyDeleteThis was such a fun experiment! I didn't know that my arm span was almost the same length as my height!
ReplyDeleteI am happy to hear that you are doing such interesting experiments! We'll be trying some of these at home so keep them coming! Caroline is loving science and is excited for what's to come.
ReplyDeleteThis years science sounds like it is going to be fun! I would be very interested what my daughters height will be when she is fully grown!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great experiment and a fun way to learn about the scientific method!
ReplyDeleteI really like the blog and the experiments are really interesting. Can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteI liked the experiment when you know someones arm span you can predict their approximate height!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite experiment is going to be the bread but bubble comes in second over all I am having a ton of fun In science
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to the results of the bread experiment so that I will know which conditions to avoid in order to keep my bread fresher, longer!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great experiment!! I heard all about it from Ava what a fantastic topic to learn about :) !!
ReplyDeleteThis is cool.
ReplyDeleteOwen is enjoying all of the fun science projects you have been doing in class. His favorite project so far was measuring everyone's arms length to determine if they could use that number to estimate someone's height.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to a good school year! :) ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing. These experiments make science so much fun.
ReplyDeleteScience is so much fun in Mrs. Stewarts room!!!
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