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SCIENCE IN THE REAL WORLD.

STEP 1 Choose a group STEP 1

Our group has 4 members in it, who all contributed to the project. Izzi, Phoebe, Ruby and Rikki 

STEP 2 Choose a science focus STEP 2

We chose electricity. We have made a house, which includes an oven, a microwave, and a lot more. 

STEP 3 Research your topic

We researched how much things are. Here’s our bibliography: earch_results.jsp e_lighting-and-electrical_6.aspx 

STEP 4 Sketch your experiment

Sketch 1 These are the sketches for our kitchen, and we tried to make it look pretty much what we made it out to look like in our actual project (:.

Sketch 2

Design your experiment STEP 4.5

How a switch works.

Every circuit starts from the battery, because the battery provides the power. The switch allows the circuit to be broken, which means that makes the switch work. After the power has gone through the wires to the bulb, the light switches on!

STEP 5 Record all results

Now we had a circuit. That’s how we made every switch in the house! Who knew that making a house and making a load of circuits would be so much fun! We started off with just a box, and a lot of card board around us! Then we all started making things, like the microwave and the oven and everything that was going to go around it. After that we attached all there circuits like this: -First we poked a little hole where the appliance was going, and stuck the bulb in. -We then sticky taped the wires from the bulb to where the battery was going to be placed. -After that we stuck the battery to the end of wires and added a paperclip so that the wires could be moved and at the flick of a switch, a light would go on. Now we had a circuit. That’s how we made every switch in the house! Who knew that making a house and making a load of circuits would be so much fun!

STEP 7 Make some changes

Because we had to make changes to improve it, we made another level. We now have a kitchen AND a living room. We have put a TV on the wall, and a couple of couches and tables on the floor. We have attached a circuit on the back of the TV so that also turns on. All we actually used this whole project was: 2 card board boxes -Sticky Tape -Scissors -Cardboard -Baking paper -Batteries -Light bulbs -Texta -Material -Foil And that’s it. 

Thanks for watching our science project presentation

STEP 8 Present your findings