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Skibidi

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uh I don't think I'm in this class what school is this?

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Scarlett B P2

Crystal's and Erie's Presentation for comparing potato chip brands - I learned which potato chip brand has more chips and is worth it to buy. I love chips so this is super nice and helpful.

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Nathaniel Kim P1 (Group: Isabella, Azusa)

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I found Isabella's and Azusa's presentation and experiment to be very interesting, since it was a very unique type of experiment. I honestly believed that experimenting the stretchiness of rubber bands would be very difficult, but they both found a way to make the experiment both easy and fun, which made it stand out from the rest of the other experiments. I'd say the way they experimented was done very well, and I enjoyed their presentation a lot.

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I think Helen and Caitlyn did pretty well. They stayed consistent and had a well conducted experiment. I liked their video. They could have made the video shorter to fit Dr. Isabela’s time frame but that’s fine. Overall pretty good

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Gloria Widjojo P5

group: Siru and Yulie

I think they did really good presenting and I learned that the most expensive brand is not always the best brand. I found that Staples is the best glue stick to buy over all.

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A moment when my classmate's presentation surprised me was how Chandler and Alan did their group experiment. At first I had no idea how they were gonna measure it, but with their explanation and great video example I quickly understood what they were testing. In addition, I would like to learn what was the reason for this experiment and what their experiment was focused on. Also I would like to know how they got their inspiration for this unique idea of testing glue sticks.

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Helen Tang P1

Group: Jun, David

Although they are both from ELD, I am really surprised that they managed to complete most of the work for this project. They might have used a translator for much of their work, but it’s still impressive. From this project, I’ve learned that no matter how difficult a language barrier is, you should always try your best and keep going.

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I learned that the most expensive is not necessarily the best, some cheap ones are also the best

from Per 5 Brian Lu

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Natalie Lu P1

Group: Seamus, Kevin

I thought that the way they recorded and tested the data was accurate and an effective way of testing the data. I found it reliable and actually seemed useful towards the topic.

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I love Nicole and June's demonstration. They have precise measurements, even removing any scraps. They also have a clear diagram. And I love anything chocolate, so I loved this demonstration.

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Period 2 - Alice Zhu

Group evaluated: Marvin and Dwight

A moment when a classmate's presentation surprised me was when this group played their video. It was very well edited and funny, so I was impressed. Not only that, but their idea was creative (whiteout quality), their presentation was appealing and understandable, and they included connection to real life. I learned that Mono was the best, even though I thought Paper Mate would perform the best since I really like their pens.

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Ella Wong

A moment when my classmate's presentation surprised me was when I evaluated Ryan Z and Ryan C. I was surprised by how many gummy bears they had to count, as it was at least 100. From their presentation, I learned that Haribo has a lot of gummies and is a good choice.

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I really like dayana and samithas "which color pencil is the best" because they tested the color pencil by not just simply coloring they were shading and adding pressure which is something I think me and my group can improve on since we only tested it one way. But they did a really good job

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Caitlyn Wu p1

Evaluating: Azusa and Isabella's group

tested: Which rubber band brand stretches the best

This presentation surprised me the most because it had a lot of good thoughts. After all, when stretching the rubber band, it can hurt once it breaks, but instead of hurting their hands, they would use gloves to protect them. One thing i learned from this presentation is using a keychain can hold the rubber band istead of 2 people both stretching it

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Kevin Tran (period 5)

Group: Quentin, Aiden comparing different erasers brands efficiently.

I learned that not all erasers erase the same some are slow and not really efficient and probably the more expensive one erase better but in some cases the cheaper one could do and I was surprised that the most was not the most efficient.

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Adrian Qi (period 2)

Audience evaluation Group: George and Phillip's group-Best Brand for Glue Stick

Something I learned new from their experiment was that according to the result of their project, Office Depot glue has better stick.

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Total data of this groups is clear,Honever,the visual data can visually depict the test group data and the PDF effect is wot very good.

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Period 6, Rubin Choi

Group: Kyle, Mateen, Zin

Their project was interesting because all their procedures were very specific, even the amount of times they cranked the pencil. Also, I thought pencil sharpeners were the same but there was actually a visible difference in the amount of led sharpened.

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p6 Billy Lin Han 10/02/25 group:charlotte, Angel

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Their group surprised me because i thought all the markers were going to bleed through the same amount of papers. However their data showed otherwise. I would like to know why are they different. What materials made the markers different from each other.

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When my classmates were presenting, an interesting presentation i noticed was Dom’s group when they were testing chip brands. I thought of this because I never really thought of how chip brands could be snatching my money when i could get other chip brands to get my money worth instead. so what i learned from their presentation was that hot cheetos don’t scam you most of the time.

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Period 5, Aimee Nguyen

9/29/25

Group: Jessie and Hayley

The presentation was on Chopstick brands seeing how many water bottles can a chopstick hold up. This presentation stood out to me because their slides were very creative and cute. Also the video was very clear.

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Period 6: Kellen Xiao                                                                                               Group: 2 (Kyle, Mateen, Zin)

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Their group surprised me because I thought that most pencil sharpeners were the same. But they ended up proving by using 3 brands and showing us that all the pencils turned out differently. (the LED)

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A moment when my classmate's presentation surprised me was Mia/Adrian's group. Their presentation surprised me because I wanted to know which brand of chips gave the largest amount. I found out that the takis gave the most in their project, and it made me very surprised.

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Group: Seamus, Kevin

Title: Testing Absorbency of Different Brands of Tissues

They were very clear and had a good, easily understandable presentation with a testing method that was effective. I learned that Signature Select is the most absorbent brand compared to Kleenex and Puffs, and that the most expensive brand doesn't mean it's the best or most effective. I would've liked to know more about other attributes of the tissues, like comparing size or toughness, or for the group to tell us a little more about the tissues/be more thorough in their presenting.

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Kirsten Liu Period 1

I really liked Kevin and Seamus because I liked seeing which tissue absorbency between the different brands. I learned that Signature Select performed the best. I would like to know how they picked their bands.

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Elijah Sanchez P6 : Kyle , and Mateen

They compared hand-crank sharpeners, and honestly, it was super detailed. Everything was explained really clearly, and their slideshow was put together perfectly. Their procedures were smooth and easy to follow, and they did a great job explaining the sharpness of the pencils. One thing I didn’t know before I actually learned that pencil sharpeners can be pretty expensive! Overall, they did a fantastic job, and it really showed in their presentation.

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Lynnya Sirimaturos Period#1

I liked Tyler and Nicholas presentation because it was organized and good.

I learned that a whole bag of Takis is heavier than the other hot chip brands.

I would like to know how the chip bags were weighted.

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I like Jasmine's group because I like how she did the test and I learned how expensive not away the best.

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Period:1

I liked Eric and Bob's they did good but I think they should have stayed on topic their talking about and I think hot wheels were the best because its a known brand.

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Valeria Bong Period 6

Group 9: Zori & Adelina

I think that their experiment was the best one because it can be regularly used in the real world, and it surprised me. They tested which brands of candy had the most pieces. They did this by buying boxes of candy and manually counting how many pieces were in each. The part that surprised me was the manual counting, as each ended up having over a hundred pieces. With 3 trials per brand, they manually counted about 900 pieces of candy. What I could learn from this experiment is that Reese's Pieces is the brand with the most pieces in them. I could use this information in the future if I need to get the most or least amount of candy.

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Kiyoshi Oga P6

I like Kyle, Zin, and Mateen's presentation

Because their slide and video was very easy to understand and good.I learn deli sharpener is best sharpener.

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Moon Liu P2 - Audience Evaluation

Group: George and Phillip - Best Brand for Glue Stick

Something I learned from their experiment was that Office Depot glue has better stick

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Adaline Chen

Period 6

I liked Valeria and DD's presentations because their experiment can help you decide what to buy in life and their video was really good.

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Shane Song Period 1

Evaluating Noah and Nathan

I really enjoyed their presentation because they were really dedicated to their slides, especially their video. Their video was edited really well, and it made the whole class laugh. Their video was really funny, engaging, but it was also super straightforward and gave us answers and data for their experiment.

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Period 3 jaylen hyun and brandon sum

Very good speech

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Olivia Chen P6

Group Evaluation : Zori P, Adelina G

I chose to evaluate this groups project, because I liked the fun idea of measuring and counting how many pieces of candy Reese's and M&M's gave in the box, and to see which one was more worth your money. I learnt that knowing which brand of candy gives more for your money is good for saving more money and being a smart shopper. It was interesting to see that M&M was worth more for your money.

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Group Evaluated: Nathaniel and Noah

The experimentation was great with the method used for calculating the value of each cookie by dividing the weight of the cookie by the price of each cookie. The video is surprising with the amount of effort with the editing. The video was the most unique part of their project.

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Period 3

Group Evaluated: Jaylen Hyun and Brandon Sum

The presentation was probably the best one in the call due to its near-perfect analysis of data. The video was also analyzed very well, featuring straightforward experiments and recorded data. All in all, the presentation was a masterpiece.

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Isabella Magniza P1

Group Evaluated: Nathaniel and Noah

Their presentation was very organized and neat. I appreciate how their video was hilarious and engaging, yet still stayed on task. They spoke very clearly and enunciated. I predicted Twist and Shout would be the best cookie, and learned which cookie brand to buy for the best deal.

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xinyue Weng Period4

Group Evaluated:Ryan Kelvin

I was impressed by this demonstration. Their data and the final video were very detailed. The video also compared the height of the badminton falling on the badminton racket, which made me think that their team was very creative.

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Locky Chen Period-3 Group: Jaylen and Brandon's - Candy Brand Lab

The group that surprised me the most is Jaylen and Brandon's Candy Lab experiment, because when they were testing, I predicted that the Skittles would be the best since they are the most expensive and the most popular, and later, after seeing the results, the skittles had the least per bag. Which shows that the more expensive doesn't mean more or better of something.

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Aiden Kwak:

The presentation that I thought was really good was Gavin's and Grayson's. I really liked their video.

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Aiden Kwak:

The presentation that I thought was really good was Gavin's and Grayson's. I really liked their video.

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Constance Lau

P.1

Group: Nathaniel and Noah

I liked their presentation, specifically their video because it was not just about how they did their experiment but also I can tell they put a lot of effort in editing it and I enjoyed that it was amusing and humorous to the audience. I learned that testing chocolate sandwich cookies can help you become a smart shopper by getting the decent quality with the best buy.

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Bally jin-p6

I think Nathan and Cameron did a great job because their slides were very neat and easy to understand at a glance. They also gave a good presentation. They compared which eraser left a cleaner impression. Their video was also very good. Overall, the presentation content was great and the upgrade was also good.

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Alla Labaznikova

P.5

Group: Peyton, Jasmine, and Aimee

I really liked this presentation because it was clear and easy to follow. The group spoke loudly and with confidence, which made it engaging to listen to. I also thought the topic about testing markers was really useful since teachers and students use them all the time. The way they organized their information made it simple to understand, and it showed they worked well together as a team.

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P.6  Group:Zori Phifer & 
Adelina Gutierrez

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I really liked their choice of items that they tested, which were Reese's and M&M's, to see which had the higher value. Their presentation was very creative, specifically the color theme they chose. I feel like they could have sped up the part of the video when Adelina was counting the Reese's. Overall, they did really well, and now I know that M&M has better value in terms of price and quantity.

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HI! I'm Abby Wang from P3 Isabela's.

Evaluated Group: Juer,mia

Title: Which brand of washing liquid is the most effective?

This group surprised me because their slides are particularly good and extremely concise.The division of labor in the group is also particularly clear.I particularly like the video made by their group,because there is no noise in their video.Their project can help us choose laundry detergent better.

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Celine Chen Period 1,

Group: Azusa & Isabella

Their experiment topic is the very special one and also DANGER. They are testing which brand of rubber band could stretch the farthest without breaking it, which was pretty cool that they can finish the experiment by not hurting themselves. I learned how to launch a rubber band without hurting your hands.

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I liked their choice of items that they tested and I thought that was very unique. It surprised me on how clear they got the data and I never would have known how to test it like they did. they surprised me too on who won the experiment and now I can use that knowledge to buy the best rubber band brand.

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Olivia Wu P2 - Audience Evaluation

Group: Alice Zhu, Moon L - Comparing Marker Brands

From their experiment I learned which alcohol marker is the most blendable and easiest to work with. I think this project is very useful for people who like art since how the marker blends is important for the quality of it. The brand that performed the best at the end was Copic. But, I wonder if the Copic performed the best since the colors used were lighter.

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Eugene Zhou

Period 1

Group Evaluated: Nathaniel and Noah

When Nathan and Noah did their presentation, I thought to myself, "another normal presentation." But when they showed their video, it was hilarious. There were so many memes in the video. The presentation was overall not particularly useful, but the video was amusing. I could even watch it again if I want because it is posted on YouTube. I learned that Twist & Shout was better than Oreo. I didn't know that Back to Nature even existed.

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Period 2 josiah

Group: Dom and Redyn

Group project title: Comparing brands of chips for out project.

I was really shock that tasting wasn't being tested and it was instead the amount of chips was in a bag which in their conclusion was hot Cheetos which had the most chips.

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Period 5, Yulie Zhou

9/29/2025

Group: Nayeli & Kynslee

This presentation is good because the presenters explained the test through the slide clearly. Their experiment is fun and easy to done. Their slide is well decorated and the data is clear.

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I am Dwight from per. 2 and I liked daniels and jasiel the one thing I learned is markers really do make a difference when working cause if they bleed the paper is kinda ruined. I worked with Marvin.

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George Liu p2

I liked Dwights and Marvin's presentation, they had good information and was really helpful. I thought that their experiment was very effective and it helped me learn the best brand of whiteout tape for the price.

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Ehimoy Pal

Period 1

Group - Azusa, Isabella

The topic which they did experimented on surprised me as it was quite unique and creative. Their topic was about which brand rubber band could stretch the farthest without breaking. Also, their slides were neat and carefully done with a video of them showing all the procedures. I would also know that all rubber bands of a brand made of the same amount of rubber or not and if not what to do make the experiment fair for the brand.

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Peyton Nguyen P5

Group : Hayley and Jessie

One project that surprised me was Hayley and Jessie's group. They had the idea to test chopsticks and were very prepared and I could tell they practiced their presentation beforehand. I learned to not judge the product without testing it.

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Kaitlyn Loh - Period 1

Group : Nathaniel & Noah

Comparing different cookie brands.

The group that surprised me the most was Nathaniel and Noah's presentation because their slides were very organized, and included everything that was on the rubric. They also had a very engaging and funny video, which also showed the entire process they took. And overall, the entire presentation is great. It also helped me realize that Oreos is not the greatest brand to buy as Twist & Shout is better.

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Period 1, Brianna Ng

I was surprised by Nick and Tyler's experiment testing the weight of chips because I didn't expect the Funyuns not to be the heaviest. I learned that the weight that is labelled on chip bags are accurate quite often.

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Seamus - Period 1

The group that surprised me most was Noah and Nathaniel's presentation. On different brands of cookies. They included all their data and procedures. They presented their video in a funny and engaging way, and it was overall a very good presentation.

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Period 6, Derek Huang

I liked Jonah, Wendy, and Ehaan's presentation on erasers. Their video was clear compared to the other groups. One thing that surprised me was how long it took to shade the square. One thing I learned was which eraser I should buy when I go to buy school supplies.

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Alan Cheng - Period 1

Group: Nathaniel and Noah

Comparing Cookies

I liked Nathaniel and Noah's group because their presentation was easy to understand and the video was really interesting. I learned that Oreo isn't actually the best buy and instead Twist and Shout is the best buy. This shows that the most popular brand isn't always the best.

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Tyler - Period 1

The group that surprised me was Ehimoy and Eugene. They compared crayon brand efficiency. I liked their presentation because it was clear and easy to understand. This project can really help since I buy a lot of school material.

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Period: 4

Name: Angelina Chen

Group Evaluated: Nicole and June

Reflection:

I think their presentation about comparing different candy bars was successfully tested and had clear procedures and materials. They also had a clear setup.

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Period 5, Siru Wei

Group: Payton, Jasmine, and Ammie

(Comparing Highlighter Brands Which Can

Smudge the Least)

I liked their presentation because I’ve always been bothered by smudging when using highlighters, and their experiment helped me identify which brand smudges the least.

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Group: Nathaniel and Noah, testing the weight of cookie brands

The group that stood out the most for me was Nathaniel and Noah testing the weight of different cookie brands. This presentation surprised me the most because of how easy it was to understand and how interesting it was. The video was extremely well made and easy to follow, and the slides had a great design to it. The data was organized in a way that was easy to understand and decipher. It was a good mix of information and entertainment. Furthermore, it was shown that the most well brand, Oreo, wasn't the best deal, but instead the less known ones. This presentation goes to show that the most popular brands doesn't automatically mean its the best.

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period 3 Joy Li

Group: Locky and Lavidi

I liked Locky and Lavidi's group because they said the second-best sponge was a better option. The best option was too expensive. I thought it was smart how they showed that the cheaper sponge was better

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Elizabeth Xiao, Period 2

Evaluating: Joshua & Desmond

I loved how creative what they chose for their project was, I was so interested in the strawberries and the sweetness scale The slides though a little bit basic, were really bright and attention grabbing. I also loved how straight-forward their slides were, everything was easy to follow, nothing was confusing. Overall the presenters spoke well and everything was great.

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Period 6 Ehaan Shahed

Group: Adaline, Kellen

I think that Adaline and Kellen's group surprised me the most because not only did they show what brand is the best for not ripping the paper, they showed what each brand of marker specializes in. Aside from that, the presentation was very organized and easy to understand.

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Project: What sharpener brand is worth your money? - Zin, Mateen, Kyle

One thing that surprised me was that the CARL sharpener had the lowest average despite being the most expensive sharpener. Something I learned is that just because something is expensive, it doesn't mean that it is the best quality. I liked how this group's presentation was well put together. The conclusion was also very detailed and informative.

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Gavin Macauley, Per 5

The group that surprised me the most was Peyton's group, which compared highlitters. I thought the most expensive highlighter would do the best, but I was wrong. For most of the groups, it was the same; the most costly was the worst.

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Jorge Ruiz period:6

group: zin mateen and Kyle

think that this group is the best because how they did the president and how they did there side

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P.2 (Julia Gonzalez) Group: Brendan and Josiah

Testing the best washable marker.

This presentation surprised me because they put a lot of effort and time into this project. To test the best washable marker, they had to wash their hands more than 30 times. I imagine this project was very time-consuming, and it surprised me when they first presented it. I'm a little skeptical if this was the best way to test the markers. The reason for this is that skin isn't the same as actual fabric. They put a marker on their hand and then washed it. This project might've gotten different results if they had used actual fabric.

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P2 Crystal Shi

Project Title:

Brand Test for Markers - Dylan and Oliver

One thing that surprised me was that Crayola markers were the best performing because I didn't think that out of all of the markers it would be the best. I learned that Posca won't bleed through papers.

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Sophia Huang P3- Group: Ellan & Nathalia

Ellan and Nathalia's presentation was very organized, and was easy to follow. Their video showed a better understanding of their experiment. Not only was the presentation good, but the concept was very helpful. They did their presentation on different brands of tapes, informing me which brand of tape sticks the most, and is the best buy.

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HI! I'm Angela Zhang from P3 Isabela's.

Evaluated Group: Jessie, Joy, Abby

Title: Testing Long Lasting Lipsticks

This group surprised me because they didn't maintain their controlled variables the same. Since they were testing lipsticks, all of their products should've been different brands of lipsticks. But, they included lip glosses, lip tints, and lip stains. A thing they did well which I loved was they made their slides very aesthetic and clear. Their project would be very helpful to girls because most girls will use lipsticks eventually.

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Jalen Villaruz - Period 3 - Jaylen and Brandon

Their presentation was surprised me by explaining everything very clearly so it was really easy to understand. And they were also keeping their procedures clean. I learned that even the most expensive will not always be the best brand.

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Period 4: Zoey Tieu

Group: Michelle & Emma

This group surprised me because I didn't think much about which paper towel brand mattered. They showed which brand is best for absorbing and for its price. Their presentation was also very clear and understandable.

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Alan and Chandler's presentation surprised me since they had one of the most unique experiments in the class period. They had thorough procedures, but they could've presented their data more clearly. The result of this experiment was also surprising because it showed me that sometimes, the cheapest brand does perform the best.

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Mia Hua- P3

Group: Roselyn, Jessica

I think this group of pens is the best for me. They tested which brand of pen dries the fastest and prevents smudging. This is very helpful for me, because I often buy pens that have these problems; from now on, I'll buy the brand that performed best in their tests.

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I am Astro Hur from P2 and I want to talk about Adrian and mias group talking about which chip bag has the most chips. And Joey and I talking about markers bleed through.

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I really like Nathaniel and Noah’s speech, not only because of their really funny video but their clear speech and understandable response (I really need to do better in terms of that). I learned that;as a matter of fact, Oreos are actually not the Best Buy, but instead twist and shout is the best. Guess I gotta buy more of those! They stated that they could have gotten less errors, which occurs all the time (me included) and I only got 2 comments: also measure a little bit of the quality, like the ingredients. They can be a factor too. Also, there is different sizes of the cookies, from the 7 pack to the factory box, can we measure them in other units? Otherwise, I learned a lot from it and again, love the funny video. - Bob

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Group: Kevin & Seamus, testing absorbency of different tissue brands

This group had comprehensive and easy-to-understand presentations, though the text size could have been a little bigger, since it was hard to read. I learned that a brand that I had never even heard of before had the best result, which was surprising. It really goes to show that the most popular or expensive brand is not always the best choice. However, I would have liked to go more in-depth on the presentation, and know more about the tissue brands.

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Jessie Zhao - Period 5

Group: Siru Yulie

I liked their presentation "Comparing Glue Stick Brands for Drying Speeds" the best because it was very clear what they were doing and the experiment was set up fairly. Their slideshows were also organized and neat. I learned that prices don't always determine quality, and I would like to know what gave them the idea to test out glue stick brands.

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Tiffany Chou, P6

Group Evaluated: Kyle, Mateen, and Zin

They compared hand-crank pencil sharpeners and determined which one was worth your money. Their slideshow was put together well. We could see all the information clearly. I also liked how they considered the sharpness of the pencils and how they felt while sharpening. The video was very clear, and so were the procedures. Each person seemed to contribute a fair amount to this project. I learned that the more expensive pencil sharpeners are not always going to be the best ones.

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Period 4, Ricki Sun

Group evaluated by: Kelvin Yu & Ryan Lew

Their slideshow is the best on all my lists. I think the title he raised is particularly practical. A good badminton should feel better to use. I learned how to choose the best badminton. Closely related to life.

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Angel Li Period 1

Evaluating Noah and Nathaniel

Noah and Nathaniel were doing which cookie brand was the best. They were very creative with their presentation. The video was fire because they edited it to be very funny, which honestly made my day from stressing and crashing out. But if I were to choose their best brand from my prediction or choice, I would always choose Oreo.

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P2 Ziya Wang

I think the Moon and Alice team did a great job, testing ten sets of each marker and analyzing both price and practicality.

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One project that surprised me was Jessie, Abby, and Joy's about the lipsticks because they explained that lipstain lasted longer than normal lipstick, which i wasnt expecting. Plus, it was easy to understand and they added one translation for chinese and for english which was very helpful.

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Selena Wei, P.5

Group: Hayley & Jessie

They tested chopsticks and overall, I think it is a really creative idea. I didn't expect anyone to think of this topic. Even when they ran into the problem of not having enough water bottles and had to wait until the next day, they still finished on time. When they explained it, I found it easy and fast to understand. There is not much that could have thrown off the data. I enjoyed watching their persentation and video.

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I think Jonas & Zay group was for some reason really interesting for me and have a lot of logic and it seems so easy and its a really smart and creative thing to do. They showed which one absolves more that its a really good & important thing to know before you try/buy this product.

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Carter Choi, P5

Group: Jessie and Hayley

Jessie and Hayley did a good job explaining their procedures and their data. There video was clear and easy to hear and understand. They made their own slides. I could tell that they were prepared. Additionally, their idea was creative and no one else did that. Overall, I found their presenetation interesting and enjoying to listen to.

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Ryan Chi

P4

Group: Kelvin and Ryan Lew

The topic of testing Bandmontin rackets was fascinating, and they also presented it very well. I was wondering how they would test the rackets, and the method they used was very intriguing.