Elephant toothpaste by Jayveer Javier

 

Oobleck by Max and Solomon

Oobleck by Holli, Zaafiya, Ariyan,Utampreet

Translucent egg by Harjovean and Joel

Oobleck by: Jahnvi and Rishan

Oobleck by Prachi and Dexton

Fiizz inflator By Armani and Ella

translusent egg by cristyn and desha

Translucent Egg by Flora and Kley.

Oobleck by Daiyaan and Junior

Slime By:Uzair and Tait

Oobleck by Leelee and Abbey

Translcent Egg by Raina Sam

D3's Science Fair

He aha to tino kai?

This term D3 has been learning how to ask people if they like or dislike different fruit in Te Reo Maori. We also learnt how to say if we like or dislike different fruit. This week we learned how to ask and answer questions about our favourite food. We made a google slide to share with you. Enjoy!

D3's Te Reo Maori Break Out Challenge

D3 had so much fun completing the Te Reo Maori Break Out Challenge for Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori. There were five different locks, two number locks, a word lock, colour lock and directional lock. We had to complete activities on the iPad and find clues. We solved Maori maths using Maori numbers, we had to look at Maori place names and we used Maori colours and words we know. It was such a fun challenge!

PEP Science Fair

Hi family and friends

Papatoetoe East School are having a science fair to share our learning about change and states of matter. We learnt that states of matter can change when we heat, mix and cool. We hope you can come and see the great science experiments that we have done!

D3's Aborginal Leaf Art

D3 have been exploring aboriginal art. We created leaf art using warm and cool colours and dot patterns.

D3's Scientists

This term D3 have been writing explanations about how to be a good scientist.

 A good scientist explores new things. Lots of scientists study hard to do new experiments. Scientists have discovered the whole world, if there weren’t any scientists we would not know any history of the world. Sometimes experiments can go wrong but they will keep on trying. Would you like to be a scientist? Well I would absolutely love to be a scientist because I would have my own lab and my own lab coat. By Rishan.

Many people think only some people are gifted and can be scientists but they are 100% wrong. Any body can be whatever they want to be. But we are all born to be scientists in different ways. All the things you need to be a scientist or do is be curious and question every idea you’ve got. So now does that ensure you 100% that it doesn’t matter what age you are or that you dont have to be a boy or girl? Are you still wondering how to be a good scientist? Well, here are 4 more things… Firstly a good scientist always stops half way and says how am I going? Secondly to be a great scientist you always should have your head held high and never give up. Thirdly a scientist observes and learns from people like other scientists. Lastly a scientist is always curious about things around them and questions everything they know. So now are you encouraged? You can be a scientist and now it’s your turn to show the world how you can make difference. By Ella


First, a good scientist always tries something new but also they never give up. Scientists also explore, investigate and even wonder. When people make projects and it doesn’t work they keep trying and they never give up. All people are born scientists. People can be scientists because they can invent things like marble maker. Next, they have to have strong evidence. For example if people don’t believe them then they can show them. After, scientists all hypothesise about what will happen or what the experiment will do. E.g. hypothesising means you think about what’s going to happen. Finally, they also have an open mind and listen to suggestions. For example if you have a plan and some one gives you a suggestion, it’s an idea. By Uzair.

  A good scientist keeps on trying and never gives up. Also, did you know we were all born as fantastic scientists? We’re all curious and ask questions. When we were babies we touched everything and looked around everywhere. First, a good scientist follows a scientific method. They hypothesise about what might happen, hypothesis means to make an educated guess but not to make a silly guess like this, baking soda and white vinegar will turn into a elephant. Secondly, a good scientist plans and follows the procedure carefully, they also measure and do hard steps carefully and accurately. The procedure is to test if their hypothesis is correct. Scientists have made our lives better by inventing things. Also, scientists can be girls or boys. Finally, scientists record what they observe and notice during the scientist experiment, so scientists can use it as evidence. After they check the results of the experiment and also analyse what happened. By Zaafiya

D3's Rainbow Experiments