Plants have two Organ Systems: the shoot system and the root system. 1. The shoot system is above ground. This system includes these organs: stems, flowers, seeds, fruit, buds, and Stems have many jobs, including supporting the plant; acting like the plant’s plumbing system, conducting water and nutrients from the roots and food in the […]
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Gravity Research
The scientific method is the name of the process used for scientific problem solving. Research is part of this process and includes all the different ways that information can be collected. One way to do research is to read what others have written. Directions: Read the following information about gravity. Then answer the question that […]
Seed:Dissection
To discover what is inside a seed, pinto beans, which is a seed, can be dissected. Following are steps that can be used to observe the different parts of a seed. Note: While the diagrams show the water and beans to be green. Actually, the beans should be brown and the water clear. 1. Place […]
Archimedes: I.D.s Gold
Before the Greek mathematician and inventor Archimedes (C.287-212 B.C.), nobody knew why some things float and others don’t. It is said that Archimedes’ king gave a silversmith a certain amount of gold to make him a new crown. When the crown was finished, the king asked Archimedes to figure out a way to secretly decide […]
Adhesion Project:Hypothesis
Step 5: Hypothesis A hypothesis is your guess about the answer to your project question. This is not a “wild” guess. You need to have a good reason for the hypothesis you state. Please know that I made up all of the following hypothesis. They may or may not be true. They are examples for […]
Dwarf Planets
Most asteroids are irregular, rocky chunks of matter which orbit the Sun. Until 2006, Ceres was considered to be the largest asteroid with a diameter of about 600 miles (960 km). It was not its size that changed its classification, instead other physical features were the deciding factors that boosted the hunk of rock into […]
Growing Rock Candy: Variables
Experiment for Growing Sugar Crystals Variables Dependent Variable: amount of sugar crystals collected Independent Variable: The independent variable is a part of the experiment that if changed could affect the dependent variable.I have identified all the possible independent variables in the following descriptive experiment. Notice that instead of just making a list of the variables, […]
Sound: Pitch vs. Loudness
Things that vibrate send out sound waves. Characteristics of sound include, pitch, loudness, and quality. The pitch of a sound is how high or low a sound is. Pitch is basically your ears’ response to the frequency of a sound. Note: Original Art and more information found here: Mediacollege.com How Sound Works. Snagit and Snagit […]
Rusting
Rusting is a Chemical Reaction Rusting is a type of chemical reaction called a combination reaction. A combination reaction means that substances combine to form one product. Rusting is the combination of iron and oxygen. Iron + Oxygen yields Iron Oxide (iron III oxide) Iron oxide (rust) has a reddish brown color as shown in […]
Chemical Symbols
A chemical symbol is an abbreviated way of representing the name of an element. For example: H for hydrogen; C for carbon; Au for gold In the early 1800s the British scientist John Dalton (1766-1844) first used picture symbols for elements. These were designed so that other scientists could learn by sharing ideas. Soon after […]
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