Natural Sciences and Technology Grade 5-B ... - Thunderbolt Kids
Natural Sciences and Technology Grade 5-B ... - Thunderbolt Kids
Natural Sciences and Technology Grade 5-B ... - Thunderbolt Kids
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INSTRUCTIONS:<br />
1. You need the plastic bottles that you see in the picture. Cut<br />
them as you see <strong>and</strong> join them together as in the picture.<br />
2. Cut apiece of stocking to fit over the neck of the bottle that<br />
is upside down. The stocking will stop the vegetable peels<br />
falling through the hole, but it will let water go through.<br />
3. Add the vegetable peels, old bread, <strong>and</strong> leaves.<br />
4. Now slowly pour in the cup of water. Let the water go down<br />
through the stocking, into the bottom container.<br />
5. Now use the needle to make air holes in the top bottle, as you<br />
see in the picture.<br />
6. Mark the height of the compost column on the plastic. Write<br />
the date next to the mark.<br />
7. Each Friday, mark the height of the compost column again,<br />
<strong>and</strong> write the date on the bottle.<br />
8. Then take out the bottom container with the water in it, <strong>and</strong><br />
pour the water into a tin.<br />
9. Then use the tin to pour all the water slowly back into the<br />
compost. This will stop the compost from drying out.<br />
10. Begin aclass logbook. A logbook is a book in which you write<br />
down what happens on aday. Look at the example below<br />
which shows Sophie's log book from when the <strong>Thunderbolt</strong><br />
<strong>Kids</strong> did the experiment in their class.<br />
This is what you may see in Sophie's logbook.<br />
Chapter 2. Surface of the Earth<br />
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