The most important safety rule is "never do any experiments when the teachers not in the room.
This rule is important because if your teacher says not to do somthing and shes out of the room and you do it. than most likely she is going to be really happy about that. not. and u could get hurt. if the rule isnt followed than most likely someone will get detention, hurt, bad grade for not doing the thing right. etc. the most useless rule is i think (i dont quiet know exactly what is stated as the rule but,) "do not drink things off the tables. my point who would do that anyways same for "hey look chemicals that are oosing and green might as well drink it." its useless because most of us are smart enough to know not to do stupid things like so. this seldomly happens in 8th grade. unless it was me.just kidding.
lets say that we are in the science lab and i say "hey bill do u want to drink some water?" and bills like "sure, but i sure hope its not any kind of rat poisin!" drinks cup. dies instantly. how many times do people just drink things like that ecsepcially in science class.
Think bout it. moral of the story is allways bring a ten foot poll just incase.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Week 1
science is a class, and in this class i call science i would love to learn about things and stuff. no but to be serious i would love to learn and play with things such as chemicals and dry, cats insides. these things are fun to explore and see what blows up and what doesnt. hopfully the cats wont be included in the exploding of things.
Helium balloons would be an interesting experiment to play with. examples such as tying sertant objects to a helium balloon or 2 and see which objects are the lightest. or see how many balloons it takes to lift a slinder brick.
we should do the big six projects we did in 7th grade with different teams kind of like a miniture science fair.
well so for now i think 8th grade should just be more like last year with alot more experiments.
we should have more out door things. like whats up with the green house? i dont think ive ever been in there i think it'd be quiet cool to see that and what it looks like inside and studie the plants.
who knows someone might want to be a hortiulturist when they grow up.
Helium balloons would be an interesting experiment to play with. examples such as tying sertant objects to a helium balloon or 2 and see which objects are the lightest. or see how many balloons it takes to lift a slinder brick.
we should do the big six projects we did in 7th grade with different teams kind of like a miniture science fair.
well so for now i think 8th grade should just be more like last year with alot more experiments.
we should have more out door things. like whats up with the green house? i dont think ive ever been in there i think it'd be quiet cool to see that and what it looks like inside and studie the plants.
who knows someone might want to be a hortiulturist when they grow up.
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