Monday, January 9, 2012

Separating a Mixture (Revised)

1) Pick out obvious objects such as toothpicks and toy fly from plastic cup. Set aside on tray.
2) Using spoon, scoop out beans from plastic cup and leave them on tray.
      3) Use blue magnet and slowly circulate over bottom of plastic cup to remove black substance. Leave      substance on magnet.
4) Use funnel to pour liquid mixed with sand from plastic cup into graduated cylinder.
      5) Fold filter paper into area of funnel.
      6) Pour sand and liquid mixture from graduated cylinder through funnel, into beaker. Leave the sand in the   funnel.
      7) Turn hot plate on. Place beaker containing the liquid on hot plate and wait for mixture to boil.
      8) Unplug hotplate and remove beaker using tongs. Leave beaker on table.
      9) Examine each substance closely and determine what they are.
     10) Wash each material used using soap and water. Dry and place back on tray.
     11) Clean work area by washing and drying materials used and disposing properly of each substance. Reset work area for next group.

Separating a Mixture

1)      1) Pick out obvious objects such as toothpicks and toy fly from plastic cup. Set aside on tray.
2)   2) Using spoon, scoop out beans from plastic cup and leave them on tray.
3)   3) Use blue magnet and slowly circulate over bottom of plastic cup to remove black substance. Leave          substance on magnet.
4)   4) Use funnel to pour liquid mixed with sand from plastic cup into graduated cylinder.
5)   5) Fold filter paper into area of funnel.
6)   6) Pour sand and liquid mixture from graduated cylinder through funnel, into beaker. Leave the sand in the       funnel.
7)   7) Turn hot plate on. Place beaker containing the liquid on hot plate and wait for mixture to boil.
8)   8) Unplug hotplate and remove beaker using tongs. Leave beaker on table.
9)   9) Examine each substance closely and determine what they are.
10  10) Wash each material used using soap and water. Dry and place back on tray.
11  11) Clean work area by washing and drying materials used and disposing properly of each substance. Reset work area for next group.

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Extra Credit

~George Washington Carver 

Personally, I agree with this statement. Many things in life are acquired by having a strong education, and "unlocking the golden door of freedom" can be added to this list. Education leads to freedom, quite frankly. If you didn't have an education, you would not make the same choices you make in your life. An education gives you the ability to make smart, reasonable, and responsible decisions. You know how to do so many things, all thanks to the education you were given. These things that you were taught has opened so many possibilities, and you may not have even known it. An education is a privilege, and what you choose to do with it can make all the difference. The best example of this is the man that once said this statement, George Washington Carver. His education led him to end his slavery and become a chemist, educator, and horticulturist. His education led to his freedom. The more you know, the better your decisions, the more freedom, because making good decisions gives you freedom to do what is right for you. Any education is beneficial, and freedom would not be possible without it.