
Friday, May 22, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
^(o.o)^Lol Exams =.=and break ^(o.o)^
OK.
So it was this really long break because of the swine flu.(a.k.a Infuenza a H1N1)
D:
And now Malaysia's got it so we're praying hard o.o
And i think sooner or later Singapore's gonna get it.
And the exams just passed XP
So now we are very nervous.
Ah, Not the time for Exams.
So we missed a lot of lessons
And maybe the trip will be postponed to December.
OH NO!!!!
Anyway, we have to keep our fingers crossed.
So now to our Sunflowers:
Singapore:67cm Taiwan: 60cm
Oooh! They bloomed! :P
Pretty lil' flowers.
XD
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
So we did this high- tech experiment last week.
The aim of it was to find whether or not leaves need carbon dioxide for photosynthesis.
First we took a leaf from our sunflowers(poor them!:-( ) and stuck blu-tack onto their corners.
The vendor, Miss Wendy, helped us to put the leaf into a transparent plastic bottle.
We set the time on our datalogger to 30 minutes
One of us then gently blew into the bottle and another stuffed the c02 gas sensor into the neck of the bottle.
While we waited, Justin went to look at the frogs while the rest of us took candid photos.
The results were GoOd.
Miss Tan even said our experiment was most accurate!><
At first the green line slanted upwards but it steadily slanted down.
I think it meant that the level of carbon dioxide was decreasing.
I don't know how to 'look' at it but miss Tan said it was good.
I wonder why?o.0
Friday, April 24, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
We have observed that the rose and carnation had turned blue and green. The carnation had lesser colour than the rose. The blue was darker than the green. The green was found in the inner part of the carnation. The rose turned half green half blue. The carnation was faintly blue. This happened to be our hypothesis. However, the carnation was quite disappointing. It broke twice and it was not colourful enough. In OUR opinion(Teamwork!!!><)we think that the flowers were competing for water, so the carnation "lost" and the rose "won" Our sunflowers are growing fast and they look like they're about to BlOoM. YAY.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
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