MY ANCIENT GREECE OLYMPICS

MY ANCIENT GREECE OLYMPICS( I don't own it)

I chose Ancient Greece Olympics  for  my Project Based Learning because it is history (I like history as well as science). And the video? Because I really enjoyed my passion project and I wanted to do something similar.

These are my links:  the making of runing
   
running is the first ever sport in the ancient Greece as you find out by clinking running.I was really struggling in the first few stages because I was having trouble finding the videos on stupiflix but I managed to find I way By changing custom files to all files.

OLYMPIC PBL REFLECTION

Project Topic: ancient greece videos

Photo/Screenshot of Project (insert below)

Finish these starters:

• Something I enjoyed about my project was I kind of did science because I enjoy science so much I chose It for my passion project.

• The most challenging thing about my project was making the stupeflix                because I was not on all fles.

• The main skill I got better at was Creating entertaining videos for any age.I got better at it by tacking feedback.

• Something interesting I learnt was  well that's easy lots of ancient traditions.                

• What I would most like to change about my project is making more videos         because I really enjoy making videos.

• I would like to do my next PBL about computer coding/science

Choose three learning muscles and explain how you used them during your PBL.

Planning to plan the start of my ancient greece running.

Noticing to notice when something was wrong

Interdependence I worked alone most of the time

Create a Description of Your Project

This needs to have either video or audio. You can use any app you like. Include a link here. You will embed it as part of your Reflection PBL Blog Post.video

passion project

My passion protect is about science. These are my links.

physics This one is about density. The materials you need are salt (you will need a lot of salt), water, bowls/glasses and eggs. Watch the video to find out the steps and the science behind it.



baking soda vs vinegar This one is a great chemical reaction. The materials you need are baking soda, a bowl/glass and vinegar. Watch the video to find out  the steps. Baking soda is also known as sodium bicarbonate  and when you add the vinegar it releases the gas called  carbon dioxide and that creates the bubbling affect.


I chose to do science as my passion project because at the start of the project I only knew a few  science experiments and I really  like science. I did intend to do more but I did not like them that much. My favorite is the baking soda experiment.This is my reflection.

Passion Projects Reflection

Please answer all of the following questions

Describe your passion project. What was your learning in it? What were you trying to produce?

At the start of the project it was a talk and show the experiments.

How far did you get with your passion project? What would have helped you to get further?

It was about 97% finished because I forgot to do the science on an experiment so it was not finished.  

What was the most challenging part of your passion project?

Choosing what experiments to do because there are thousands of experiments.  

What was surprising about your passion project?

Definitely the results like the size of the vinegar experiment  it was smaller than I expected

Did you follow your plan well? Why or why not?

No only the part about the science. I displayed it on two videos instead of a talk.I followed about 4% of the plan    

Which learning muscles did you use the most while you were working on your passion project? How did you use each one? Noticing: I noticed my errors.

Which learning muscles did you find difficult to stretch during passion project time?

Collaboration muscle because I was the only person doing science.

Include a picture/embedded link to your passion project

backing soda vs vinegar

physics

If you were allowed to pick a new passion project, what would you choose and why?

A movie because I like to act a lot.

What was your favourite part of passion projects? Probably that there was not a very strict success criteria.