Progeria Genetic Mutation Story

Part One: Genetic Mutation Progeria Story Gregory would have been a completely normal 13 year old boy, if it weren’t for an abnormal Lamin A protein, that created me. I am progeria, and my host’s name is Gregory. I am a genetic mutation, created because the Lamin A protein is abnormal in Gregory’s body. The […]

Edible DNA Model

Today in Science 9 we created Edible DNA Models out of licourice, mini marshmallows and toothpicks. We learned about the 4 chemical bases in DNA which are Adenine (A), Thymine (T), Guanine (G), and Cytosine (C). We also learned how (A) always binds with (T), (G) always binds with (C), (T) always binds with (A), […]

Cell-Fie Lab

Today in Science 9 we took samples of our cheek cells and looked at them under the microscope. We observed the cheek cells under 40x power, 100x power, and 400x power. At 40x power, the cheek cells are very tiny and you can see many of them. The nucleus is just a tiny visible dot […]

TOKTW 2016

I went to my dad’s job on Take Your Kid To Work Day 2015. My dad is a Technology Education teacher currently working at Pitt Meadows Secondary School. Here are some photos of my dad’s shop:     These are some of the student projects:   This is the link to my worksheet and interview: […]

Static Electricity

On Monday November 2nd, our Science Class experimented with Static Electricity by have ruler races. To set up for this experiment, we had to choose an ‘engine’ to use on our ruler, out of multiple objects. Our group chose to use garbage bag pieces rubbing against a plastic rod. After we decided our objects, we […]

Khan Academy App Review

Khan Academy App Review: Questions: 1. How easy is this app to use? Immediately when you open the app, a list of subjects appear that you can click on. Once you choose a subject, there are multiple videos available, in separate, sub-categories under the main subject. Overall, the app is very simple and easy to […]