Sicence Investigation #2

Today Mrs Wells came back to our class to carry on with the science investigation us (Alex, Giovanni, Jack, Julian, Mele, Nyjah Fui and Victoria). Today was the day where we started the investigation. We had steps we needed to follow to have planted our plant with our items. Instead of me doing crushed candy I changed to doing crushed chocolate. I put 200 ml of soil and 20 grams of chocolate into each pot. That lead us to 400 ml of soil and 40 grams of chocolate altogether. One thing we didn't control was worms! That was unfortunaley unavalible, but maybe the worms will help the plant grow bigger and stronger. Next we got an empty plastic cup and measured 20 ml of water and put it into the empty cup. Then I marked where the water was in the cup so every Monday, Wednesday and Friday when we water our plants I can put water in the cup up to the mark that I made. Then it was time for Mrs Wells to go so we cleaned up the table. Reflection: I really enjoyed this time with Mrs Wells doing the science investigation. I can't wait for the next 2 weeks to see what will happen to everyones plants and can't wait for Mrs Wells to come back.

List of People
Giovanni - Crushed Chocolate
Alex - Peanut Butter
Julian - Peeled Potatos
Jack - Hand Sanitiser
Fui - Pencil SHavings
Victoria - Salt
Nyjah - Tea Bag

Steps
1. Put on a pair of gloves.
2. Get an ice cream container.
3. Get a scale and place an empty ice cream container on it.
3. Set the scale to zero and then start putting chocolate in the ice cream container.
4. Measure 40 grams of chocolate into the ice cream container.
5. Put the 40 grams of chocolates into the ice cream container.
6. Measure 400 ml of soil into the ice cream container.
7. Use hands to stir and mix for 1 minute.
8. Measure 200 ml into 1 pot and the other 200 ml in the other pot then label it.
9. Mark 3 cm from tip of finger.
10. Push finger into middle of soil.
11. Drop in 1 bean seed.
12. Cover seed with soil.
13. Water with 20 ml water every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for two weeks.