We put some eggs in some different liquids to see what would happen.
We put the eggs in vinegar, water, juice and coke.

We looked at the eggs each day to see what changes had happened.

Nothing happened to the egg in water.

The egg in the orange juice had lumps on it. We were able to rub off some of the shell.

The egg in the coke looked as though the coke was soaking into the shell. The shell was turning brown. The shell looked as though it had a big crack in it.

The egg in the vinegar was floating. There was scum on the top of the liquid. There were lots of bubbles on the shell.
We were able to rub the skin off. The egg was a lot bigger than when we put it in the liquid.The egg felt very rubbery.

Happy Birthday Zac

Zac bought a yummy birthday cake to share with us. Thanks Zac.

Welcome

Welcome to Whaea Tayla. She has come to see what happens in Space 14.

Heat can cause change

The heat of the hot water caused the jelly crystals to dissolve.
The heat caused the corn kernels to swell up.
The lemon juice made the paper weak. The heat make the lemon juice turn brown. 

Hinemoa and Tutanekai

After we had listened to the legend of Hinemoa and Tutanekai we used our visualising strategy to create a picture of part of the legend.
Manaia's mum sent us some photos of Hinemoa's rock at Owhata Marae at Hinemoa Point and also Hinemoa's pool on Mokoia Island. She was lucky enough to stay there last week. Thank you for the photos.

Our first experiment for "Change"

Go 4 It

Candice came to teach us some ball skills.

What is change?