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G9 Science Energy Transformation Project – Reflect and Share

Posted on March 7, 2023 by Agnes

How successful I was: Completed making my vehicle on time The vehicle shows a transfer of chemical potential energy to electrical energy The vehicle can move forward with the motor powering it Reflection At first, when I made the car … Continue reading →

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G9 Science Energy Transformation Project – Create and Improve

Posted on March 6, 2023 by Agnes

February 17th: Gathered all the materials Gluing the base of the car together (Cutting all the wood and stick to the correct size) February 21st: Soldered the electric circuit together and tried to connect with the car Didn’t quite work, … Continue reading →

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G9 Science Energy Transformation Project – Develop and Plan

Posted on February 27, 2023 by Agnes

Material & Tools: DC motor Battery box Terminal switch Wood Elastic band Wheels Drill Hot glue Soldering machine Schedule for making: Day 1 (2.17): Finish planning, start making the car Day 2 (2.21): start working on the electric circuit and … Continue reading →

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G9 Science Energy Transformation Project – Define and Inquire

Posted on February 16, 2023 by Agnes

We will make an energy transfer device in this science project in 2 weeks. Ideas for making: Perpetual motion device Pros: Contains educational purpose, Cons: Hard to build, complicated science concept, doesn’t theoretically work Challenge: ☆☆☆☆☆/☆☆☆☆☆ Skills used: I might … Continue reading →

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Final habitat mini project

Posted on June 5, 2020 by Agnes

1. What is your biggest take away from 6th-grade science? My biggest take away from 6th-grade science is learning all the new facts that I didn’t know before, and what I learned from all of the new experiment we did. … Continue reading →

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