Motion and Balance

1. What is Motion, Gravity and Friction?

Motion- Its a push or a pull
Balance- For and Object to remain in the same place until a Motion  Moves it.
Friction-The Rubbing of 2 objects together.

2.What happens if I hit something but it doesn't hit the wall?

If You it something but there is no wall it will just keep moving and moving until it hit something.

3.The Three laws of force

1. Objects in rest remain in rest
Objects in Movement stay in movement
Objects in a Straight line stays in a straight line.

2. Force=mass x Exhilaration.

3.for every action there is a opposite reaticion  

Bubble Gum

Which one makes the best bubbles?

Chewing gum experiment

You will be in groups of 3 students to test the which gum is the best for bubble, stretch and taste.

Aim: To see which bubble gum makes the best Bubbles, has the best elasticity and keeps its taste for the longest.

Hypothesis: I Think the Hubba Bubba will win 

Equipment:

• 3 different chewing gum brands
• stop watch
• ruler
• graph to record detail.

Method:

1. Place the first piece of chewing gum in your mouth and time how long it takes to keep its taste.
2. Chew the gum and record this time on the chart.
3. Using the same piece of gum blow a bubble. Record on the chart as 'no bubble', 'small', 'medium', 'large'.
4. Test for elasticity. Keep all of the gum in your mouth and see how long you can stretch it. Measure it and record its length.

Findings:

Type of gum	Taste	Bubble size	Length
Hubba-bubba	1:03	Medium	37cm
Extra	1.15	no bubble	38cm
PK	44 seconds	small	41cm

Hubba-Bubba is the won for the biggest bubble 

Extra won the the longest time 

P.K won the longest Steach

The biggest bubble blown in the world

Chad Fell (USA) blew a bubblegum bubble with a diameter of 50.8 cm (20 in) without using his hands at the Double Springs High School, Winston County, Alabama, USA on 24 April 2004. The secret of his success, says Chad, is blowing with three pieces of Dubble Bubble gum.

 why is gum so chewy

According to HowStuffWorks, the substance that gives bubblegum its chewy nature is a natural or artificial form of rubber. Originally, most bubblegums used chicle, the sap of a cousin to the rubber tree, but many modern gum varieties use a synthetic gum base.

66 g This is how much sugar gum has

Graduate Profile ( Draft)

Hello this Is my Graduate Profile and I

highlighted I am a Curious Learner- I

ask questions. I'm going to achieve 

this by Asking more Questions and 

answer them when a teacher says one.

I Also highlighted I Understand other's 

opinions and ideas.

I'm going to Achieve this by, When 

someone says a idea I will Agree or 

Disagree with their Idea or opinion

In a nice way.

T3 Review
AL #1
I have Achieved this by asking questions to the teacher and others and answering questions that have been asked.

TS #2
I have Achieved this by thinking about opinions and ideas that people have given and answering them with respect.

T3 Goals

The Goals that I have Highlighted so I can Achieve them, they are
I use the internet and devices in a safe way.
I will Achieve this by going on things that I'm meant to go on.

The Second goal I have made is
I manage my emotions when I am frustrated or challenged
I will achieve this by When someone calls me something mean I can just ignore it and when I'm challenged I can Figure a way to solve it without showing it in emotion.