“
One design that I was most
proud of was the bedroom design
because I had worked
hard on it. Therefore,
the actual product was
very neat and I think that
the colors that I chose were
excellent. They had a nice
contrast.
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One lesson that we
learned in science was
density and its
influence on
possible real life
scenarios such as
how it influences
cooking and swimming.
With this knowledge, it can
make our situations in life
smoother.
“
1. Lauren Ryu plans out her design on a piece of wood. Lauren was able to start her
project as she finished her planning earlier than her classmates. 2. Mya Freeman
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and Maria Galkina measure the weight of apples as they prepare for their lab. This
was their first trial. 3. Ekgara Tomar and Mathew Lee dunk pieces of apples in a
beaker full of water. They were trying to see if there was a weight change before
and after they changed the independent variable. 4. Leo Chun measures and cuts
a piece of ply wood. The design technology class was making a smaller version of
their “dream room.” 5. Woobin Cha and Colin Kim get ready to work on their
“dream room” project. Woobin helped Colin tie his apron as he was having a
hard time. 6. Jonathan Lee empties the beaker and carefully drains out the
water into the sink. This was the final step of the lab. 7. Jeison Ward measures
the weight of apples as he prepares to start his lab. Since the class was small-
er, students had the option to either work by themselves or work together as
7 a group. 8. Ethan Park prepares the second part of
the experiment as he waits for his pieces of apple to
heat up. 9. Maria Galkina and Mya Freeman add
more pieces of apple to the scale as they go
for their second trial. Most of the students
completed more than three trials of the
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lab to make sure that their data
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was reliable.
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