logos

My favourite is the fish food because it is a skeleton of a fish but it also has cutlery as bones

water rockets

Aim to investigate the best features for my water rocket.

what is a water rocket the nose cone the job of the nose cone is to make the rather snub-nosed end of the fizzy drinks bottle more aerodynamics also if you have a payload on your rocket or a parachute mechanism this is probably where it will be placed

fins other might disagree but I think the fin's are the part of a rocket that really give a rocket its character technically the fins are important for ensuring that the rocket flies smoothly

Method:

Equipment 1.5 litre bottle cardboard sellotape

Instructions 1 cut the fins stick onto the bottom of the water rocket

   

2 spheres questions and photos

this one has hydrosphere and biosphere

1. A volcanic eruption at sea is lithosphere and hydrosphere
2. A hurricane in Fiji that kills 20 people is atmosphere and biosphere
3. A snowfall on Africa is lithosphere and atmosphere

All types of spheres 2

1.     A tree is blown down by wind   biosphere and atmosphere                          

2.     A person gets caught in the rain biosphere and hydrosphere                          

3.     Hail damages a sugar cane crop hydrosphere and biosphere 

4.     Air next to the ground becomes warm lithosphere and atmosphere

    

5.     Water vapor condenses atmosphere and hydrosphere

6.     Lightning strikes a park ranger atmosphere and biosphere

7.     A flash flood forms lithosphere and hydrosphere

8.     A puddle seeps into the ground lithosphere and hydrosphere

9.     Cumulonimbus clouds form hydrosphere and atmosphere 

10.   A tornado destroys a zoo atmosphere and biosphere

All types of spheres

the four sphere of the earth are the hydro sphere, bio sphere, lithosphere and the atmosphereThe world's surface is 70% hydrosphere and 30% of lithosphere the atmosphere is made of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, 0.9% argon, and 0.03% carbon dioxide 
the biosphere is made out of all living things no deeper than 10 feet deep or 600 feet in the air