Virtual Visits with the New York Hall of Science

today was sooo wonderful.we did many things.i learned a lot abot microbs and freemason culture.kevin learned absolutly nothing.but its ok.

Today’s mystery was about a canine who was found and we researched about Freemason’s and Pigpen cipher. It was a code that we had to decipher!! After that, we examined the microorganisms in two lakes: Putname Lake and Diamond Point Lake. It was okay. yay!

- Jim

- Matthew C.

- Matthew H.

We learned that most earthquakes happen in california because they’re next to a fault line. We learned that a fish that use to be alive in the past called the megalodon. then we found out that it was a fake fossil.Henry R. and Steven S. 

kevin and i learned a lot todaiii.it was fun . from our calculations we were able to determin that this guy is a fruadhe tryed to take all our money.i hate that.goodbyefrom your friends at the new york hall of science 

Today we learned about the three layers of the earth we compared them with and egg. the crust-shell, mantle-egg white, and core-yolk. We made candy earth’s, eatable earth’s. by using peanut butter, marshmellow, chocolate, crushed cookies, wafflers, m&m’s and recess.seon,and kevin  

hi! I’m Joel! I love this day because there was a lot of candy and food. I kinda hogged some of the food, though. I think this era will last about another 100 years. The earth is very simple. THere are only 4 puny layers. I, the awesome super powerful Joel has made a reccess peanut butter cup with candy(a lot of candy) Earth!!!!! I LOVE CANDY!!!!! Also, I love my new super cool nerdy glasses. I love nerds. 

This is one of the best days of all the sessions we had so much fun the, one of the best part is we actually get to eat one of our projects. I had to admit is my Earth was tasty. XD We also learned about natural disaster and parts of the Earth. This is so cool I hope we could do this again. 

Today at the hall of science was very fun. My strategy for building earthquake resistant house was to make a base and a roof. Yes we succeed in both the resistant house and the egg drop. It took us for ever to get our egg out the bag with all the tape on it. Seon Hooper  

Today at hall of science we did engineering. we studied the different strategies of building an earthquake resistant house. the key was to have a strong foundation for the house. to make it we used sticks and glue. we used the triangle method to distribute the weight evenly. the house stayed fully intact in the earthquake test. Then we made some stuff to see what would keep an egg from cracking. Partner and I stuffed the egg in a cup with cotton balls, then we put a parachute. Our egg didn’t crack! We succeed in the task!
By Henry R. Kevin D.

Triangles are the key shape in force. Today we studies how force worked. Compression is related to push. Tension is related to pull. Today we built structures to learn to regulate weight. We built stands to hold blocks and bridges to support a cup of pennies. Last we constructed “puff cars”. They were powered by the puff of breathe.   -Kevin Damri