My Taha

The Taha I have chosen to do is Taha Tinana. The reason I chose this is because I care about my health and body more than anything else. To show this, I will do Physical activities everyday such as running and stretches. So that is why this is My Taha.

Cheek Cells

Today Room 4 were looking at cheek cells. We wanted to see how these cells looked compared to other cells. First we watched a video about how to see a cell under the microscope. The equipment we need was a Lolly Pop Stick, a slide, Sodium Chloride, and Methylene Blue (which is stain).

First, one of us took the Lolly Pop Stick, and gently rubbed it against our mouth, which caused all the dead cells to come of. Then we rubbed the Lolly Pop Stick against the slide, which caused all the cells to go on it. After we threw the stick away, we put a drop of Sodium Chloride on, and a drop of Methylene Blue on. Then we waited for it to dry.

After we let it dry, we took the microscope and put the slide under it. Then we could see the cells. They were hard to see at first, but after we magnified it, we could see all the cells. I hope we do more work on these cells, and hopefully, we can do work on other cells.

Tracking My Learning

Walt: Write about what we've learn't



Task Description
Hello, my name is Caleb, and welcome to my blog. This task is Tracking My Learning, a slide made by scientists for us, to, well... Track Our Learning. This covers all the main points of what I've done all year, and also some of my questions. I hope you find this interesting, and until next time, see ya!