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Balancing Forks on the Tip of a Toothpick Trick

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Enjoy watching this simple, yet impressive trick. It also teaches a valuable physics lesson about center of mass, torque, and static equilibrium. Showing us is Mr. Jeremiah Shelton. To learn more about the principles behind this, visit: http://goo.gl/45bWZ.

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The Rising Water - Science Experiment | Why Does Water Rise Up - Explained |

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Burning Candle and Rising Water Experiment This video shows the rising water experiment and the explanation on how it works. Materials water food colour plate / shallow basin candle matches/ lighter glass/ bottle How does this experiment work? The burning candle heats the air inside the container and this hot air expands quickly.

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Step 1 (January 16th) Build a team of 4 students, choose a trick from one of the videos (one trick = one group) and pick a role (a Technician, a Webmaster, a Writer-director, a Presenter)

Step 2 (January 23rd) Create a mind map and a toolbox about your experiment using the Internet. Save it on this Padlet in your team column!

Step 3 (January 30th) Carry out the experiment, make a video about it and add some English comments. Save it on this Padlet in your team column!

Step 4: (February 6th) How and why does it work? Summarize and Write your explanations on a poster. You can use your mind map. Save it on this Padlet in your team column!

Step5 (February 13th): introduce your trick to your classmates in projecting all your productions on the board.

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In each team, you need:

a webmaster responsible of the step2

a technician responsible of the step3

a write-director responsible of the step4

a presenter responsible of the step5

But the success of your team needs the work of everyone! Good luck!

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Webmaster = Yune

Technician = Hitivai

Writer-Director = Tekofai

Presenter = Ariivai

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Webmaster = Teare

Technician = Raimana

Writer-Director = Matahi

Presenter = Tehaunui

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How to Make a Lava Lamp at Home? | How do Lava Lamps Work? | Science Experiment | Letstute

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Welcome to our fun and educational DIY lava lamp science experiment! In this video, we'll be showing you how to make your very own lava lamp right at home. Using just a few simple materials, you'll be able to observe the fascinating properties of liquids and how they can be affected by changes in density and some chemical reactions.

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Webmaster = Teaka

Technician = Mikaël

Writer-Director = Manutea

Presenter = Manutahi

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HOW TO GET READY FOR AN ORAL PRESENTATION IN ENGLISH ON THE EXPERIMENT YOU WORKED ON (3)

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Colorful Creative Mind Map Graph A4 Document

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Sticky Water & Soapy Water - Surface Tension