Making puddles-our water cycle experiment

WALT explain what happens when water evaporates. 

What was our hypothesis?
We think that the puddle will evaporate faster in the sun then it will in the shade.


What we did?

1.So first my class filled a  2 litre milk bottle with water and Alani tipped it out to make a puddle.
2. Reina, Liv and Cleo drew around the puddle
3.Aafter 15min they went to check if the puddles evaporated and they did evaporate.
4.We kept checking for 2 hours and took some photos.

What happened

Both puddles evaporated but the puddle in the sun evaporated faster then the puddle that was  in the shade.

If the water is in the sun it will always will evaporate faster.

Describe what we did?
What happened? 
Think about which puddles disappeared faster? What caused the water to disappear?
Remember to add photo's to your blog post.

Amazing Water Facts

My Amazing Water Facts

In my class we have been learning about water cycles. Me and my working partner Kiarn have been learning facts about water to share with others.

Facts

The worst marine pollution was beetween 1953-1967 when a plastics factory in Japan deposited  mucury into the sea.Over 20 000 people were affected and 800 people died.

The longest non stop swimmer was made by Susie Maroney from Australia in 1998.She swam from Mexico to Cuba (197) in 38 hrs and 33 min.

A person can survive without food for more than 30 days but less than a week without water.

The longest non stop swimmer was made by Susie Maroney from Australia in 1998.She swam from Mexico to Cuba (197) in 38 hrs and 33 min.

What I found tricky while doing the video was that sometime I would forget how to say some of the hard words.And what I liked about doing the video was that most of the words I knew so most of it was pretty easy.