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Comments (7)
clusk.stu said
at 1:25 pm on Mar 16, 2011
i ponder about some things in labs
clusk.stu said
at 1:32 pm on Mar 16, 2011
i wish we can use the proscope again
adunkle.stu said
at 1:36 pm on Mar 16, 2011
ya me to that was really fun i wish we could do it aigan :)
lsimmons.stu@hector.k12.us said
at 1:43 pm on Mar 16, 2011
Hey me and Jaedyn had lots of fun doin the Brightness lab
adunkle.stu said
at 2:01 pm on Mar 31, 2011
I was not here Brightness Lab. what did everybody do during that lab?
Kathy Brunetti said
at 2:31 pm on Mar 31, 2011
We created a simple circuit using a small light bulb, "D" batteries, and wires. Then we connected a light sensor to a calculator type instrument that registered how bright the light was. We recorded the brightness number each time we added an extra battery and then we created a graph from our data.
Zachariah Dodson said
at 7:29 pm on Dec 5, 2011
Yippee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can comment now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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