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Showing posts with label term 3 2019. Show all posts
Showing posts with label term 3 2019. Show all posts

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Music Through The Decades

Here is my slide of music through the decades it includes popular genres from then, popular musicians/bands and most popular songs.




I hope you enjoyed please leave feedback for my next post.

Monday, August 19, 2019

Instrumental Industries

Today WH and AL started a new hurumanu called music but as we call it instrumental industries. Today we looked at different genres, what music we like to listen to, where we can find/listen to music and what we want to learn in this hurumanu.

We watched different types of videos of different genres, I really enjoyed this because we got to sing along to the songs we knew and it was interesting to hear other types of music I don't usually listen to.

We then looked at the ukulele, after we had learnt a bit about it we had to name the parts of the ukulele on our glossary for instrumental industries. Here is my labelling of a ukulele.


I'm excited to see what we will do for hurumanu this term.

Monday, August 5, 2019

Hurumanu - Solar Energy

Solar Energy

Catching the sun movie



Materials:


  1. Cups (4x) 
  2. Water 
  3. Tin Foil
  4. Two sheets of white paper
  5. One sheet of black paper
  6. Thermometer
  7. One large cup
  8. Heat lamp

Steps

  1. Fill 3 of the cups up with water.  
  2. Lay down each of the surfaces.
  3. Place the cups of water onto the papers and tinfoil. For one of the white paper place a the bigger cup on the top of the smaller one.
  4. Plug in the heat lamp and wait for each time stamp.  
  5. After waiting for each time stamp check the temperature and right down the results.  

Which surface conducts / attracts the most heat?


Time +
temperature
Cup 1
White paper
Cup 2
White paper+ plastic.
Cup 3
Black paper
Cup 4
Tinfoil
0
12121212
40 minutes
15142020
15 minutes
15131919
30 minutes
17192222

Findings: During this experiment I found that when we didn't have the heat lamp on the temperatures still went up which I didn't expect to happen, we were in front of natural light so that could have somehow triggered the temperature to rise with out the heat lamp. Also the black paper and tin foil had the same results which but the two white paper didn't 


Conclusion: I thought this experiment was very interesting, it was cool to see how different objects/things can effect the temperature of something. In the end I was really surprised how two cups of waters temperature rise without the heat lamp. Overall I enjoyed this experiment and would love to do something similar to this one again.