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10% Project Charles Darwin's Twitter

Posted by Charles Norman in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 2:46 pm

https://twitter.com/#!/_Charles_Darwin
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10% project- Albert Einstein

Posted by Samantha Zeisloft in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 2:22 pm



http://sites.google.com/a/scienceleadership.org/albert-einstein-for-the-win/
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Conjoined Twins :D

Posted by Loren Jenkins in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 2:11 pm

I just wanted to do this video because this has always interested me for a long time. I always wanted to know how these kinds of twins where conjoined together. I also thought they where just like that just because . When I seen pictures of this I really didn't believe that this was even real. I noticed that it was real when I first saw it on the news. After, hearing about it and getting an opportunity to do a project on it i took the offer.


I also want to become a neonatal nurse and this good help to get me used to seeing things like this. You don't never know what you will see and have to work on. An neonatal nurse is to help take care of the new born infants and those who are in critical condition. I have a hard time looking at stories like this and this could be something or something similar that I have to work with. 

Conjoined Twins
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Bmx

Posted by Taahir Henry in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 1:56 pm

​I talked about the techniques  that allow riders to perform bunny hops and manuals.  The techniques that went into lifting and maintain maximum height, and how momentum, and energy change affects height as well.  Being able to perform bunny hops is important to more than just bmx, because using it mountain biking can serve a more practical purpose.  I showed how a change in one of the several factors that go into performing one of the hops successfully.
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10% Project : Albert Einstein's Twitter Page.

Posted by Eryn James in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 1:52 pm

​Who knew he was so with the times! 


https://twitter.com/#!/ErynJ_AlbertE 
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Marine Life

Posted by Jennifer Landham in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 1:41 pm

Marine Ecosystem 1
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10% Project Science Experiment

Posted by Arlana Brown in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 1:14 pm

Lesson Plan for Grades 3-6


Purpose: Kids should be able to demonstrate why leaves change colors in the fall 

Objective:Kids will learn the science behind colors and leaves.


Question:How do leaves change color in the fall?


Materials: 

Leaves

Small Jars

Plastic Wrap

Rubbing Alcohol

Coffee filters

Shallow pan

tap water(hot)

tape

pen

plastic spoon, clock


Procedure:

1)Collect leaves(different leaves from different trees)

2)Add rubbing alcohol to fill the jar and leaves

3)Cover the jars but not to tight and place jars into shallow pan with 1 inch of hot water

4)Keep jars in pan for 1/2 hour

5)Remove jars and uncover while placing thin strips of coffee paper in, so it's touching the alcohol

6)The colors should travel up the paper and you can see the colors

7)Remove the paper let it dry and hang it where you want.

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Teens and prescription drugs

Posted by Taylor Stover in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 12:28 pm

I did my 10% on why people specifically teenagers shouldn't to prescription drugs. In my project I included the science and the reasoning behind it . I added the motivations for abuse and other things that have to do with it. My project is a reflections of what teens and parents should look out for and why these drugs are no good
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CELLS Jamelia Barrett

Posted by Jamelia Barrett in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 11:32 am

​For my ten percent project I wanted to do something that im interested in. One of my favorite subject is biology , so I choose to work on the basics of cells. After researching and thinking of how I could do with the information i had found and the knowledge of cells. I decide to create a work sheet thing for cells. this include what a cell is , how it function , the different part of a cell. This a very basic notes on cell. I thought it could be useful  for a ninth grade curriculum or even 8th and 7th. the idea was that the teach could use this in class when discussing cell . so the student would fill in the blank while she talk and explain the necessary stuff of understanding the system of cells.  
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10% How Speakers Produce Sound

Posted by Heather Campbell in Physics - Echols on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 9:13 am

How Speakers Produce Sound

How Speakers Work on Prezi

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