Science Showcase

Science Showcase

Yesterday we had a science showcase.Rms.1,2,3,4,5 and 6 did 1 to 3 science experiments and projects.

I liked yesterdays science showcase because it had really interesting experiments and projects and we could try using each of them.

I found the simple circuits and the lava lamp interesting because (Simple circuits) the wires were broken and when I joined them together the light would light up and (Lava Lamp) when a tablet would be dropped into the lava lamp the lava would all come up to the top.

I learn something new from the simple circuits because that was the first time I joined two wires together and a light would light up and when I saw a lava lamp that was made by students, and I have seen a ready made  lava lamp, but this was the first time that I saw a lava lamp made by students, and their lava lamps lava come up to the top.

I would like to have one of this next time because I would like to see more projects and experiments.

Mohandas Gandhi

Mohandas Gandhi was born on 2 October, 1869 in Porbandar, India. Mohandas is famous for justice in the world and he is best known for non-violent protests. He came from an upper class family and his father was a leader in the community. As a tradition in the place where he grew up Mohandas’ parents arranged a marriage for him at the age of 13. His parents wan

ted him to become a barrister, which is a type of lawyer. As a result when he was 19 years old he went to London, England to study in the University College London in order to study law. Three years later he returned back to India and tried to start his own law practice but he wasn’t successful, he moved to South Africa to work in a South African law office. Once back in India, Gandhi led the fight for Indian Independence from the British Empire. He organized a non-violent civil disobedience campaigns. Gandhi was assassinated on January 30,1948. He was shot at a prayer meeting by a terrorist. He was the 1930 Time magazine Man of the year.

By:Shania