Science conclusion - Baking soda & vinegar

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This week in literacy we had to write the discussion and conclusion for our experiments. we did a vinegar and baking soda experiment but changed out the vinegar and baking soda, with recommended substitutes.  we put vinegar in a bottle and put baking soda in a balloon then we put the balloon over the nozzle over the bottle and the baking soda fell in. Once the reaction started it created a gas to blow up the balloon then whatever balloon is most blown up we will know their ingredients had the best reaction.

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My international space station module!

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For one of my task in literacy this week we looked at the ISS/International space station. We firstly watched a video on how the international space station works, how it was made and some facts about the ISS. Then we hade to make a timeline of the building of the ISS. 

After all of that, we got to make a module that we would add to the ISS, mine was a lab where you experiment on many things but I laid it out to experiment on plants and how moonlight affected them. Here is my module.

I added the module because I didn't see anything like this when I was watching the building of ISS and I thought I could be helpful to some astronauts who want to perform an experiment that need a module like this. What the ISS purpose is, the ISS is used for experiments that can only be performed in space.

 What would you add to the ISS?

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Science experiment - Baking soda and vinegar

Hi!

In my literacy group this week we hade a chance to make our own science experiment, here is my science report for my baking soda and vinegar experiment. I haven't completed my report yet because I'm doing my experiment tonight.

Would you try to do this experiment?

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