What are the effects of air pressure/Balloon powered water fountain

For this experiment you will need:
Straw- longer than half your bottle,

One plastic bottle,

One balloon,

Water ( Just cold will do),

Food colouring (optional).

Hot glue gun,

Container- to contain the mess.

Method

M-Make sure you place down paper towels or newspaper to protect your surface.

N-Plug your hot glue gun into an outlet and let it heat up.

L- Grab your water bottle and cut a little hole where you'll be putting your straw in. (make sure the hole is 3/4 from the bottom).

L- Put the straw in the hole make sure it`s standing at an angle, then use hot glue to keep it in place. (make sure you put glue around the straw)

N-After the glue is done drying pour in your water.

M- Get your container and place it where the top of the straw is because that is where the water comes out.  

L-After that place your balloon over the open lid-this may take 3 people, then release holding the balloon and  watch the magic happen,

About the experiment:

So the air in the balloon is going down in the bottle which is forcing the water to go up and out of the straw, this happens by the air taking up space in the bottle which is why the water comes out of the straw.

Once the air has enough space it stops the water from coming out. By adding pressure to the balloon the water comes out faster. This is called acceleration.

Exploring blogs

We are learning to create a positive digital footprint.

We often share personal information when we are online. The people we share with could be our friends and family or people we don't know. We need to make smart decisions about what personal information we share online.

Reflection 

Parris Goebel also known as a  professional dancer, is an award winning New Zealand-born choreographer, dancer, singer, director and actress. Parris Goebel was born on 29 of october 1991 in Auckland of a Samoan descent. Her dance crew The Royal Family has won the World Hip Hop Dance Championship three times. Her work has included choreographing routines and starring in music videos and movies. One of her notable successes was her work choreographing the video "sorry" for Justin Bieber. Parris Global dance studio is called The Palace Dance Studio, PO Box 97636, SAMC, Manukau. parris and her dance crew

I think this painting is telling you a story. Respect,forgiveness,sorry and peace is what I believe this painting is showing. It is showing this because of the words, facial expression and the choice of colours.

Festival of the Arts 2016