This year, as a fourth grader, Aubrey gets to participate in the school wide science fair. Aubrey and her partner Mada decided they wanted to test how the different kinds of earth/rock change the way a volcano reacts, or if it does.
So last night they had their procedures written, had all the items to test and we were off for a wet and wild night.
Aubrey was the one holding the balloon, while Mada timed everything and helped “push in the pin”. We used 3 different color water balloons, 3 without tape on them, 3 with 2 pieces of tape on them and 3 with 4 pieces of tape. (The original idea was to do 3 different balloons, but how one figures out how to put the “exact” amount of water into 3 different kinds of balloons, or heck how someone figures out how to put water inside Mylar is doing better than us – so we used tape!)
Here are a few shots of the girls, they need to now graph the results (pretty much that it does not matter AT ALL what the “outside materials are” if there’s a hole and even a little pressure that stuff is coming out, and FAST!) Work on their discussion’s and then post everything to their board to be ready to present in early Feb. (They both are really excited!)
It starts all happy and dry...
Those are GREAT pictures! How did you get the white balance so good indoors? Great job! The girls look like they had a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteThese aren't just your average snapshots of your kids experiment. They tell a story in a beautiful way. The yellow balloon effect was sweet! It does look hairy :o) You caught the balloon pulling back while the water was still in the shape of the ballon. Sweet!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like so much fun!! Great images and great story.
ReplyDeleteWow those are terrific shots . . . what kind of camera are you using again? Your white balance and clarity are outstanding.
ReplyDeleteThanks :) I am using a D80 - soon to be a D300 :)
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. I am LOVING your 365!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures! Well worth the "wait"! =)
ReplyDeleteWay to go...these are GREAT!!!! they are so CUTE!!! and yay on the D300 coming to your hands soon! ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos that tell a story!
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