Wombat
Look at the above website for more information about Wombat!
They are mammals.
Read more to find out how they adapt to its surrounding.
The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Wombat | Wombats burrow extensive system of rodents such as the front teeth and the claws. A characteristic of their adjustment is wombats the bag. The advantage of backward-facing bag, digging a wombat does not collect dirt in your bag for the young. Although in most dusk and at night, wombats and feed on cold or cloudy days. Wombats are herbivores and their diet consists mainly of grasses, sedges, grasses, bark and roots.
Wombats defend home territories for their dens, and they react aggressively to intruders. Common wombat is a range of up to 23 hectares (57 acres), while the hairy-nosed species have much shorter range, less than 4 hectares (10 acres). Tasmanian devils and Dingoes prey on wombats. When attacked, wombats dive in the next tunnel, using your body to block the attacker search. Wombats can allow an attacker to overcome the head back, and then use their strong legs to the skull of a predator hitting the ceiling of the tunnel or take him to the attacks on two legs "dumb."
Science is not formal logic–it needs the free play of the mind in as great a degree as any other creative art. It is true that this is a gift which can hardly be taught, but its growth can be encouraged in those who already posses it. Max Born (1882-1970) German Physicist. Nobel Prize, 1954
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Wednesday, June 05, 2013
P6 Science - Forces
There are many different types of forces in our daily lives, even among our toys!
Home-made toys (Magnetic forces)
Magnetic toy (anti-gravity)
Home-made toys (Frictional forces)
Click: the woodpecker toy
Adaptation in Animals
Watch these videos:
Click on the individual links to watch them.
Adaptation video We watched this video in class.
How penguins stay close together: Penguins
Click on the individual links to watch them.
Adaptation video We watched this video in class.
How penguins stay close together: Penguins
How camels adapt in the desert? Camels
Lizards vs Adders
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
P6 - Do we have enogh Energy?
Do we have enough ENERGY?
Watch this to find out more!
Watch this to find out more!
What should be done to help conserve energy?
Suggest some ways!
Monday, January 14, 2013
P6 Science - Energy
Welcome Back!
A video to start the topic on Energy!
Click : Energy
Quiz for you to try! Click: Energy Quiz
Think: What are the different types of energy you know?
P5 - Transport System in Plants
Welcome to Our Science Diary !
Let's go through this learning Journey together!
Transport System in Plants

Key words: water-carrying tubes & food-carrying tubes
Click here: Plant System to read more about this section =)
Video: (what I showed in class)
Let's go through this learning Journey together!
Transport System in Plants
Key words: water-carrying tubes & food-carrying tubes
Click here: Plant System to read more about this section =)
Video: (what I showed in class)
Monday, September 10, 2012
Pre Test - Water Cycle
Welcome back to a NEW TERM !
We are going into the world of water this term. Let's all put on our thinking caps to learn more about water!!!
Here is a short test before you embark on the learning journey =D
Click Pre-test form
The pictures to the final question in the pre-test is here.
Final Question:
We are going into the world of water this term. Let's all put on our thinking caps to learn more about water!!!
Here is a short test before you embark on the learning journey =D
Click Pre-test form
The pictures to the final question in the pre-test is here.
Final Question:
Which of the following cases/scenario involve the same processes as in the formation of the water droplets formed below?
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Think!
Have you completed all 4 questions? Check!
Monday, July 23, 2012
Electrical System!
NE Show 2012
Monday, June 25, 2012
APBL - Learning Issues
The learning Issues that we discussed:
Please pick one and complete your research within your groups.
Work as a team!
- How to keep prices low and affordable? (What can we do to achieve this aim?)
- What are needed for farming? (Skills, knowledge, seeds, land area of 5PPS soccer field, …)
- What are the skills for farming? (Planting, harvesting, or …)
- What should we plant to feed the population of Singapore? (Check the types of crops, vegetables or plants that can be grown in Singapore – hint: the weather of Singapore is a factor, Type of soil in Singapore is also another factor, what are some other factors?)
- How else can we get food besides importing them? (What do we import to Singapore? Can we grow our own plant/ crops/ food? Can we have fish farms, chicken farms in order to have our own fishes or chicken?)
Please pick one and complete your research within your groups.
Work as a team!
APBL
Hi Everyone,
Welcome back to a new term!
These might be useful when you are doing research .
Few websites that I came across that is related to farming in Singapore:
Kok Fah Technology Farm
click: kok fah farm
An organic farm
click: greencircle organic farm
Do you only have vegetables and fruits in your farm? Do you need some animals for their meat and milk?
Read these:
Hay Dairies Goat Farm
Click: Haydairies
Chicken Farm
Click: ChickenFarm
These websites are not all, please continue to research and get your ideas flowing!

Watch these videos and you may want to input some ideas into your project:
Check out what are vertical farming?
Some benefits of veritcal farming:
Looking forward to see a good research work done and your presentation on Wednesday!
Mrs Lim
Welcome back to a new term!
These might be useful when you are doing research .
Few websites that I came across that is related to farming in Singapore:
Kok Fah Technology Farm
click: kok fah farm
An organic farm
click: greencircle organic farm
Do you only have vegetables and fruits in your farm? Do you need some animals for their meat and milk?
Read these:
Hay Dairies Goat Farm
Click: Haydairies
Chicken Farm
Click: ChickenFarm
These websites are not all, please continue to research and get your ideas flowing!
Watch these videos and you may want to input some ideas into your project:
Check out what are vertical farming?
Some benefits of veritcal farming:
Looking forward to see a good research work done and your presentation on Wednesday!
Mrs Lim
Friday, April 27, 2012
Seeds seeds seeds!
Seeds are amazing ! They are adaptable!
Watch these videos:
Seed dispersal
You are to observe and take note :
What are the characteristics of the fruits / seeds dispersed by ______ ?
a) Wind
b) Water
c) Animals
d) splitting open forcefully
Watch these videos:
Seed dispersal
You are to observe and take note :
What are the characteristics of the fruits / seeds dispersed by ______ ?
a) Wind
b) Water
c) Animals
d) splitting open forcefully
Friday, March 16, 2012
March Holiday Task Four

Task Four
Jimmy switched on a torch to shine through four fabrics made of different materials, A, B, C and D and recorded the readings shown on the data logger with a light sensor placed on the other side of the fabrics.
The table below shows the data he collected.
Jimmy wanted to make curtains for his bedroom to block out most of the sun rays.
(a) State the aim of Jimmy's experiment. [1m]
(b) Which type of fabric, A, B, C or D would Jimmy choose to make his curtains for his bedroom? Give a reason for your choice. [1m]
Please key in your answers here.
Stay tuned for Task Five =)
Monday, March 12, 2012
March Holiday Task Five
The final task for this week-long break
Task Five
Look at the picture below.
Identify the parts of this plant cell. Name the parts and their functions here.
You are encouraged to refer to your science text book - Systems.

Enjoy the rest of your break!
See you all in school!
Mrs Lim
March Holiday Task Three
Task Three
The table below shows the changes in the heart rate of a person when engaging in
a game of basketball.
(a) Based on the table above, what is the relationship between the duration of the game and
the number of heartbeats per minute. [1m]
(b) Explain why the person’s heart beat per minute increases when he exercises. [2m]
Please key in your options here.
Stay tuned for Task 4.
March Holiday Task Two
Task Two
The figure below shows how blood flows in a human body.
Arrows W, X, Y and Z represent the movement of blood. Boxes A and B represent 2 organs.
(a) Which arrows represent the movement of blood rich in oxygen? [2m]
(b) Identify the 2 organs. [2m]
Please key in your answers to this question here.
Stay tuned for the third question =)
Mrs Lim
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