Friday, 1 October 2010

How The World Works

We have started our new unit of inquiry. Already we have conducted some experiements and taken a look at what 'Scientific principles' means!

Does anyone know what actually happens to corn kernels when you heat them? We observed that they change a lot but we don't really know why? Any ideas?

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  1. Anonymous5 October 2010 at 09:30

    I think the corn kernels from the popcorn experiment changed like this, the kernels get heated up and the plant inside the kernel grows
    and then the plant breaks/pops through the kernel and it makes a poping sound.

    Phillip

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