- DWO :Daily Work Out is all running, jumping jacks,etc.All disabled guys must not do this DWO. The above is too hard, so don`t do it .
- CRES&CRMS: Mom and I liked these schools that we went to, CRES was my school and CRMS is mom's school. (But mom is a teacher). In my new school, we have a multi-grade classroom with K-1-2 and a technology room with computers (where I can look at this blog). And a big library, and my favorite rooms are the three first grade classrooms.
- OUR NEW HOUSE: There are chinese checkers and a big abacus.The best part is my bedroom, which has a book light. But, mom and dad have to get a book light.
- OUR YEAR: In our year, we have had New Year's Day, St. Valentine's Day (that's one of my favorites), St. Patrick's Day, April Fool's Day (that's a funny one), Memorial Day and we haven't had Independence day, Columbus Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
4-in-1 Edition [Some are initials]
New school
I went to my new school again today in Camden. The Principal is very nice I love the Library.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Dinosaurs
Dinosaur Experiments
- Make a dinosaur brain
- Coat the inside of a dinosaur skull with plastic, if you can find a dinosaur skull.
- Let dry and remove the plastic.
- Fill plastic with plaster and let dry
- Remove the plastic and find a brain.
- Make an imaginary dinosaur
- Get some clay, paper, pencils, and tools
- Draw some imaginary dinosaurs on the paper and color in
- Give him/her a name
- Write a short history of its life - where it lived, who it lived with, et cetera
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Experiment
Want to have a trick for Halloween? Well, you can pick this experiment. You need: a piece of paper, candlesticks, sunscreen, cotton balls (optional), some red stocking, scissors, someone to watch you like a big Halloween group and last, but not least a table.
Step one: put the paper on the table
Step two: put the red stocking on the paper
Step three: put the cotton ball on the paper, remember to wet the cotton ball with special water.
Step four: use the cotton ball to write a message like "Happy Halloween" or "wow" -- did it work?
Step five: trim paper to size and show this to your Halloween group
Step six: rub the candlestick(s) on the paper, but make sure your group does not see this step
Step seven: put your hand on the piece of paper - this time your audience can see - does it show your hand outline?
How does it work?When you press the water[ see Simple experiments} it goes on to the red stocking and it
turns into the same color of the stocking.The red liquid doesn't stay on the paper forever.Why? Like most liquids like milk it washes away. Also some liquid contains a special so it can wash away.
Step one: put the paper on the table
Step two: put the red stocking on the paper
Step three: put the cotton ball on the paper, remember to wet the cotton ball with special water.
Step four: use the cotton ball to write a message like "Happy Halloween" or "wow" -- did it work?
Step five: trim paper to size and show this to your Halloween group
Step six: rub the candlestick(s) on the paper, but make sure your group does not see this step
Step seven: put your hand on the piece of paper - this time your audience can see - does it show your hand outline?
How does it work?When you press the water[ see Simple experiments} it goes on to the red stocking and it
turns into the same color of the stocking.The red liquid doesn't stay on the paper forever.Why? Like most liquids like milk it washes away. Also some liquid contains a special so it can wash away.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
fun jokes
Q: What do monsters make with cars?
A: Traffic Jam
Q: What do you call the elephant witch doctor?
A: Mumbo Jumbo
Q: Why did the pony cough?
A: He was a little hoarse!
Q: What do sheep do on sunny days?
A: Have a baa - baa - cue!
Q: How do you know when a dog has been naughty?
A: It leaves a little poodle on the carpet!
Q: Where do Aliens keep their sandwiches?
A: In a Launch box
Q: What do you call the pub on Mars?
A: A Mars Bar!
Q: Why did the spaceship land outside your bedroom?
A: I must have left the landing light on
Q: What do you call a vampire that lives in the kitchen?
A: Spatula!
Q: Why couldn't the skeleton go to the dance?
A: He had no body to go with
A: Traffic Jam
Q: What do you call the elephant witch doctor?
A: Mumbo Jumbo
Q: Why did the pony cough?
A: He was a little hoarse!
Q: What do sheep do on sunny days?
A: Have a baa - baa - cue!
Q: How do you know when a dog has been naughty?
A: It leaves a little poodle on the carpet!
Q: Where do Aliens keep their sandwiches?
A: In a Launch box
Q: What do you call the pub on Mars?
A: A Mars Bar!
Q: Why did the spaceship land outside your bedroom?
A: I must have left the landing light on
Q: What do you call a vampire that lives in the kitchen?
A: Spatula!
Q: Why couldn't the skeleton go to the dance?
A: He had no body to go with
Monday, June 14, 2010
Fun Riddles
Why did the woman wear a helmet at the dinner table? Show Answer
Answer: She was on a crash diet.
What do you call a fairy that hasn't taken a bath? Show Answer
Answer: Stinkerbell.
Which word in the dictionary is spelled incorrectly? Show Answer
Answer: Incorrectly.
Why are Teddy Bears never hungry? Show Answer
Answer: Because they are always stuffed.
What did the chewing gum say to the shoe? Show Answer
Answer: I'm stuck on you.
Why was the belt arrested? Show Answer
Answer: For holding up the pants.
What do you call a funny book about eggs? Show Answer
Answer: A yolk book.
What does the Invisible Man drink at snack time? Show Answer
Answer: Evaporated milk.
What did the beach say when the tide came in? Show Answer
Answer: Long time no sea.
What did one potato chip say to the other? Show Answer
Answer: Shall we go for a dip
Answer: She was on a crash diet.
What do you call a fairy that hasn't taken a bath? Show Answer
Answer: Stinkerbell.
Which word in the dictionary is spelled incorrectly? Show Answer
Answer: Incorrectly.
Why are Teddy Bears never hungry? Show Answer
Answer: Because they are always stuffed.
What did the chewing gum say to the shoe? Show Answer
Answer: I'm stuck on you.
Why was the belt arrested? Show Answer
Answer: For holding up the pants.
What do you call a funny book about eggs? Show Answer
Answer: A yolk book.
What does the Invisible Man drink at snack time? Show Answer
Answer: Evaporated milk.
What did the beach say when the tide came in? Show Answer
Answer: Long time no sea.
What did one potato chip say to the other? Show Answer
Answer: Shall we go for a dip
Friday, June 11, 2010
If Thor does these ten math problems he gets to go to the red book store
2/4 =
4/16 =
5/25 =
8/16 =
2/12 =
6/24 =
11/22 =
5/10 =
7/14 =
4/16 =
5/25 =
8/16 =
2/12 =
6/24 =
11/22 =
5/10 =
7/14 =
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Word Puzzle
Word news tomorrow:There will be a word puzzle.The clue is 20 WORDS YOU NEED TO FIND,
ALL AND EVERYONE ,
MAKE A NOTE,
IT CAN HAVE,
LETTERS LIKE,
A F D S F D F S G D B G.
But read this
I am making it hard.
I am not kidding.Say this :CAR KEY IN HAT,WERE AS
FUN!
ALL AND EVERYONE ,
MAKE A NOTE,
IT CAN HAVE,
LETTERS LIKE,
A F D S F D F S G D B G.
But read this
I am making it hard.
I am not kidding.Say this :CAR KEY IN HAT,WERE AS
FUN!
- Think of the key to the puzzle.
- Do a fun thing.
Simple science experiments
Goldenrod paper looks like it is bleeding when exposed to basic
The term goldenrod is typically used to describe a color of paper - golden yellow. Certain brands of goldenrod paper contain a special dye that turns bright red in solutions that are basic like ammonia water or washing soda. The paper turns back yellow with an acid like vinegar or lemon juice. Learn how to use this special color-changing paper to develop a hidden message.
Looking for an amazing experiment to wow party-goers and students this Halloween? Goldenrod Paper is the answer! With a little "magic water" and some spooky sound effects, you can turn your regular Goldenrod Paper into dripping, bleeding paper... complete with your own hand print marked in "blood." It's a great acids/bases lesson for the Halloween season.
Materials
Goldenrod paper
Cotton balls
Ammonia-water solution (household ammonia from the grocery store)
Safety glasses
Candle
Experiment Video Related Experiments Reviews Place a piece of goldenrod paper on the table. Make sure that table is clean and the work surface is dry.
Place a drop of water on one of the corners of the paper. Does anything happen?
Fill a jar with a small amount of ammonia water. Dip a cotton ball in the ammonia water and wipe it across the top portion of the goldenrod paper. Save the bottom half of the paper for step 5. Does anything happen?
As you continue to wipe designs on the goldenrod paper, notice that the paper does not stay red forever. What is causing the paper to change back to yellow?
Use the old piece of wax candle to write a secret message (such as “Hi!” or “WOW”) across the bottom half of the paper.
Wipe the cotton ball with ammonia water across the secret message to see what develops.
Use Goldenrod Paper for an amazing Halloween experiment - Bleeding Paper
Place a piece of Goldenrod Paper on a clean, dry surface.
Away from the paper, spray your hand with "magic water" (the ammonia-water solution).
Tell your audience that when you touch the paper you can make it bleed.
Gently slap your hand down on the Goldenrod Paper... oh no! It's a bleeding hand print!
Your audience won't believe their eyes when you hold up the Goldenrod Paper, dripping with your "bloody" hand print. It's the perfect Halloween experiment.
How does it work?
The ammonia on the cotton ball is a base and causes the dye in the special goldenrod paper to change color. You probably noticed that the red color fades over time and the paper eventually changes back to its original yellow color. Why? The carbon dioxide gas that is in the air we breathe is slightly on the acidic side of the pH scale. The carbon dioxide reacts with the ammonia on the paper to produce ammonium carbonate, which changes the pH of the paper to neutral (roughly a pH of 7) and the dye changes back yellow. If you use a stronger base like washing soda, the red message will not disappear with just the carbon dioxide in the air. You will need to use a stronger acid like lemon juice or vinegar to change it from red to yellow. You can also use goldenrod paper as inexpensive pH paper to classify safe household products as being either acidic or basic
The term goldenrod is typically used to describe a color of paper - golden yellow. Certain brands of goldenrod paper contain a special dye that turns bright red in solutions that are basic like ammonia water or washing soda. The paper turns back yellow with an acid like vinegar or lemon juice. Learn how to use this special color-changing paper to develop a hidden message.
Looking for an amazing experiment to wow party-goers and students this Halloween? Goldenrod Paper is the answer! With a little "magic water" and some spooky sound effects, you can turn your regular Goldenrod Paper into dripping, bleeding paper... complete with your own hand print marked in "blood." It's a great acids/bases lesson for the Halloween season.
Goldenrod paper
Cotton balls
Ammonia-water solution (household ammonia from the grocery store)
Safety glasses
Candle
Experiment Video Related Experiments Reviews Place a piece of goldenrod paper on the table. Make sure that table is clean and the work surface is dry.
Place a drop of water on one of the corners of the paper. Does anything happen?
Fill a jar with a small amount of ammonia water. Dip a cotton ball in the ammonia water and wipe it across the top portion of the goldenrod paper. Save the bottom half of the paper for step 5. Does anything happen?
As you continue to wipe designs on the goldenrod paper, notice that the paper does not stay red forever. What is causing the paper to change back to yellow?
Use the old piece of wax candle to write a secret message (such as “Hi!” or “WOW”) across the bottom half of the paper.
Wipe the cotton ball with ammonia water across the secret message to see what develops.
Use Goldenrod Paper for an amazing Halloween experiment - Bleeding Paper
Place a piece of Goldenrod Paper on a clean, dry surface.
Away from the paper, spray your hand with "magic water" (the ammonia-water solution).
Tell your audience that when you touch the paper you can make it bleed.
Gently slap your hand down on the Goldenrod Paper... oh no! It's a bleeding hand print!
Your audience won't believe their eyes when you hold up the Goldenrod Paper, dripping with your "bloody" hand print. It's the perfect Halloween experiment.
How does it work?
The ammonia on the cotton ball is a base and causes the dye in the special goldenrod paper to change color. You probably noticed that the red color fades over time and the paper eventually changes back to its original yellow color. Why? The carbon dioxide gas that is in the air we breathe is slightly on the acidic side of the pH scale. The carbon dioxide reacts with the ammonia on the paper to produce ammonium carbonate, which changes the pH of the paper to neutral (roughly a pH of 7) and the dye changes back yellow. If you use a stronger base like washing soda, the red message will not disappear with just the carbon dioxide in the air. You will need to use a stronger acid like lemon juice or vinegar to change it from red to yellow. You can also use goldenrod paper as inexpensive pH paper to classify safe household products as being either acidic or basic
Sunday, June 6, 2010
About Barack Obama
Quick Facts (from Bio.com)
- Born: August 4, 1961 (Hawaii)
- Lives in: Chicago, Illinois
- Zodiac Sign: Leo
- Height: 6′ 1″ (1.87m)
- Family: Married wife Michelle in 1992, 2 daughters Malia and Sasha
- Parents: Barack Obama, Sr. (from Kenya) and Ann Dunham (from Kansas) –U.S. Senator from Illinois, 2005-2008
- He ran against a woman for the democratic candidacy.
- Barack Obama wanted to win his Senate seat.
- His wife, Michelle, worked for the University of Chicago.
- When Barack Obama went to see the White House in Washington, DC, Michelle and her baby stayed at home.
- In the 1960s only 30 percent of women with young children had full time jobs, which was less than the 1990s when about 70 percent of mothers with young children worked full time.
- When Barack Obama was a child in first and third grade he wrote down that he was going to be President when he grew up.
- Michelle and Barack Obama both went to the same law school.
- Barack Obama went on a trip to visit his half-brothers and half-sisters, which he had a lot of .
- In 1982 (one year before Barack graduated from college) his father died in a car accident, he was only 46 years old.
- When he was in high school, he read about civil rights leaders and Malcolm X (his real last name is Little, but he turned it to X because he thought it was his slavery name).
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Math is fun!!!!!
Math Worksheet 1: Multiplication
1 a. 2 x 4 = ___
1 b. 2 x 2 = ___
2 a. 3 x 8 = ___
2 b. 3 x 1 = ___
3 a. 2 x 9 = ___
3 b. 2 x 7 = ___
4 a. 2 x 11 = ___
4 b. 3 x 4 = ___
5 a. 3 x 6 = ___
5 b. 2 x 12 = ___
6 a. 3 x 7 = ___
6 b. 3 x 3 = ___
7 a. 2 x 3 = ___
7 b. 2 x 10 = ___
8 a. 2 x 8 = ___
8 b. 3 x 9 = ___
9 a. 3 x 12 = ___
9 b. 3 x 5 = ___
10 a. 2 x 1 = ___
10 b. 3 x 2
1 a. 2 x 4 = ___
1 b. 2 x 2 = ___
2 a. 3 x 8 = ___
2 b. 3 x 1 = ___
3 a. 2 x 9 = ___
3 b. 2 x 7 = ___
4 a. 2 x 11 = ___
4 b. 3 x 4 = ___
5 a. 3 x 6 = ___
5 b. 2 x 12 = ___
6 a. 3 x 7 = ___
6 b. 3 x 3 = ___
7 a. 2 x 3 = ___
7 b. 2 x 10 = ___
8 a. 2 x 8 = ___
8 b. 3 x 9 = ___
9 a. 3 x 12 = ___
9 b. 3 x 5 = ___
10 a. 2 x 1 = ___
10 b. 3 x 2
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