Today was too long!
I worked on math this morning. I am learning about symmetry. Symmetry is something that looks the same when you fold it. One of my favorite designs that was symmetrical was a star. Stars are beautiful and has 5 symmetrical lines. Here's something that's NOT symmetrical, my sister's head! I really liked working on this. It's part of geometry. Geometry is one of my favorite things. I like shapes. I understand them a bit more than numbers. I like shapes because I can see them. Numbers confuse me.
We went to the state park this afternoon. It was a field trip, get it??? WE SAW ROBINS!!!!!
I got a good picture of a robin |
From the top! |
Me climbing |
Breath-taking view, huh? |
Me near the top. |
Dear Uncle Buck! We saw A LOT of dear poop! You were right about how many deer are down there! Gee-sh!
We saw a water fall near the ponds. And more scat.
We made putty today! We made it with glue and liquid detergent. The chemical names are polyvinyl acetate and sodium tetraborate. This explains it better - we got this from http://www.omsi.edu/sites/all/FTP/files/chemistry/NH-PDF/NH-F1-ChooseOoze.pdf
Borax detergent has the chemical name sodium tetraborate
(NaB4O7). In water, the molecules of sodium tetraborate
separate into sodium (Na+) and borate B(OH)4- ions. The borate
ion is formed like a large letter “X” with a boron atom in the
center and four oxygen and hydrogen groups (–OH groups)
extending from it.
The borate ion is reactive and connects two different
glue molecules. The –OH groups on the borate ion
connect to acetate groups in the glue molecule.
When this reaction happens across two glue
molecules, the glue becomes cross-linked, and the
glue molecules cannot slide past each other as
easily. This makes the liquid glue change from an
easily flowing liquid to a stiff ooze.
Making the putty |
mixing |
almost to the final product |
Final product! |
gotta go to bed!
That's all for now.
Stay tuned 'til tomorrow!
Cool pictures! Keep up! I'm proud of you!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dad!!!!
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