I didn’t really answer main inquiry question, I just answered my 5 sub questions and I guess that means I answered my main inquiry question. To “Answer my main inquiry question” I just wrote my script, you kinda have to know your information to do this, so yeah. You do the research, (just search up … Continue reading Capstone blog post #5 (Answering my main inquiry question)
We just kinda showed up to our site visit. The receptionist greeted us and told us some of the birds she heard lately. Then we got a membership and went off to the trail she showed us. I did not realize how hard it was trying to record a song because the songs stop too … Continue reading Capstone blog post #4 (Site visit)
The process of choosing my Capstone topic was pretty easy. To be honest with you, it was probably because I’m ten and have little to no interest in most things, so my main interest stood out. I thought about my interest (animals) when choosing my topic and I started to narrow it down by animal. … Continue reading Choosing my Capstone Topic (Capstone blog post #1)
One month back parents of some kids made presentations of what they did for a living, it was called “EdCamp”. There were 2 presentations about the environment, one about a charity, one about fractures and how to treat them (that one grossed me out), yoga, and finally graphic design. As you can see, some of … Continue reading EdCamp
We spent some time researching the three laws of motion for our rocketry project. So because Isaac Newton found the three laws of motion, we had to make infographics about him. Here’s mine: My Isaac Newton Infographic
Me and my class just got access to Adobe Spark last week and we were tasked with making an ad for our Rube Goldburgs on our teachers’s YouTube channel. We made an Instagram post and a video, don’t ask me why it’s a Instagram post it just is. And here’s mine.
I’m almost finished with my Rube Goldberg and alas, I’m looking back on it. Something that I didn’t foresee in the plan was the distribution of energy. Let me explain. The plan calls for about 25 dominoes and the energy of the push needs to be transmitted. So the power that the final domino crashes down … Continue reading Rube Goldberg blog post #6 (Looking Back)
Now I think you’ve heard that you heard the phrases “You Need to have balance” and “Balance is key”. But I’ve never tried to actually to it. Now at least when I hear “Balancing work and a social life” I always think of social life struggling. But looking back, my work was struggling. I think … Continue reading Rube Goldberg blog posts #5 (Balancing plans and project)
I chose to work alone. Do I regret that decision? Yes but no. You see there are pros and cons for each side. For example a pro for working alone is that you can come up with your own time. This saves a lot of time and effort. Because if you don’t have a time … Continue reading Rube Goldberg blog post #4 (Work Choice)
There is a problem that exists. A bad problem. You can probably guess what it is from the title of this post. You see some people like me postpone projects (like Rube Goldberg) for later because, well they’re due later. It’s fine at first until you’re putting less important things ahead of it. Like constantly … Continue reading Rube Goldberg Blog post #3 (Time management)