Thursday, 28 October 2021
Tuesday, 5 October 2021
OUR SCIENCE FAIR ... QUIZ teams ... and the Students whose Projects were chosen to represent HNI at the HB Sc and Tech Fair .. CONGRATUATIONS EVERYONE
Because the HB Fair could not go ahead, June Clark, the HB Science Fair chief judge, came to us for an afternoon.
1st John W, "Is it Smart to be Dense".
2nd Max F, "Bristles Vs Bacteria"
3rd James M and Pete "Comparing Insulation"
Nanogirllab.com ... Have some sciencey , 'creative'-fun in the holidays
Superpowered Lockdown Activities For Kids
Brilliant fun STEM learning - minimal screen time.
Stories, adventures and creative activities helping
children aged 6-11 to keep busy and learning
during lockdown. Watch as your child builds their
own inventions with Nanogirl using only items
found around the house on their mission to become
She’s also on the TVNZ Freeview channel for Home Learning. The link is on the ministry website.
STEM superheroes!
ALSO FUN stories and activities ... https://youtu.be/0M3sfjTGkkM
Saturday, 17 July 2021
Science Fair Projects are due to the science room on 30th July between 8 and 9 a.m.
Hi there
(please share with anyone you know doing a science fair project ...
THANKS)
................. I hope you are having an enjoyable holiday. I am confirming that the date to complete science projects by is the 30th July, all
ready for judging. The top 5 year 7 projects, and the top 5 year 8 projects, go
on to the HB Fair, which is on the 20th August. If this is going to be too
difficult for you PLEASE let me know and I will make sure that I accommodate you
and your project. I am so pleased that you are doing one and want you to be able
to do your best, not run out of time. You will earn several academic gold
points, depending how your project goes. .................................
Thank-you for being the fabulous communicative students that you are. I love to
hear how you are getting along. Many thanks and have FUN
from Miss Hawtin ........................ P.S. I have received this from the HB
Fair organisers. You may like to check what they have to say.
.........................
WHAT JUDGES ARE LOOKING FOR IN A PROJECT ........ * INNOVATIVE IDEAS –
Judges love students to think outside the box and give them the WOW experiment
or something a little different * A CLEAR Scientific idea ... with a testable
question * A DESIGN that is suitable for the experiment ... step by step
description * REPETITIONS to verify experimental results ... e.g. 6 times * A
LOG BOOK to verify what you have done ... a diary of what you did, dated, data
etc * GOOD DATA ANALYSIS that CORRECTLY interprets results ... graphs, photos
etc * CLEAR, ACCURATE EXPLANATIONS of the experimental results ... plus 'what
next ?' ..........................
In Summary: A project needs to clearly demonstrate the Scientific Method
ie a logical process from an idea to the solution that presents results, then
discusses the results and evaluates the experiment and explains why your results
either support or disagree with your hypothesis or prediction.
....................... Your display and your discussion with the Judges needs
to show YOU understand THIS PROCESS and WHAT YOUR PROJECT IS TELLING YOU.
........................ Similarly for TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS – they need to
closely follow the steps of the Technological Process from CONCEPT to COMPLETION
and be able to accurately explain the CHALLENGES and PROBLEMS along the way and
how they were SOLVED.
Saturday, 10 July 2021
Thursday, 8 July 2021
Friday, 25 June 2021
Thursday, 27 May 2021
The Super Bloodmoon ... last viewed in 1982 .. Did you see it tonight?
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/photos-blood-supermoon-rises-over-new-zealand-spectacular-once-in-a-lifetime/JT3WGNCSKTT3AIWCSA2DRHBIVQ/
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