1. The maximum temperature was 112.3 degrees. At the beginning the temperature went up instead of down.
2.The minimum temperature was 49.9 degrees. The lowest was not at the end but in the middle.
3.The range was 62.4 degrees. I think that the median will be around 65 degrees.
4. We used cotton, fur, polyester, and aluminum foil. On the first layer we put aluminum foil, then we put on polyester, then we put on fur, and then we put on cotton.
5. We did't choose paper because it would not keep the water warm. Also we didn't choose Wool because it was't as good as we thought it was.
6. We have 5 blips on our graph. I think that it was sudden movements that created them.
7. An insulator is a bad conductor of heat energy. I know this because insulators keep the heat in and good conductors let heat out.

1. The heat from the water used the poles that are conductors to go into the butter for it to slide down. I think that the best ones are made of metal.
2.Both today's experiment and yesterday's experiment involved heat. The main differences were that today we did stuff with butter sliding down and yesterday we did things with water temperature.
3. They were all correct but Brass slide first and aluminum slide second. I also thought that the first three would be very close but they were a little bit  apart. I thought this because metal is a conductor of heat.
4. The 2 best were brass and aluminum. They are because they are both really good conductors of heat.
5. The 2 worst conductors were wood and plastic. they were the worst because they were bad conductors.
6. I think water is a good conductor. I think this because lightning can travel through it.
7. It matters because both of them have different uses. We use conductors to carry electricity and to provide heat.

1. The cold water went up over time. The warm water went steeply down at first the gradually went down over time.
2. The graph made the warm water going down on a extreme angle and then a low angle. The cold water went gradually up in temperature.
3. The cold water was over the warm water. I think it was condensation that made the water temperature rise.
4. The heat from the warm water traveled through the cup. Then the cold water obsorved it and it got warmer. 
5. It did not because the water on the outside did not turn red. What did happen is that the heat is going into the cold water.
6. The heat energy moved into the cold water.

1. My favorite station was the pop up frogs because they really surprised you when they jumped up. I also liked the energy ball.
2. The drinking bird was the hardest to figure out. The Galileo Thermometer was also very hard.
3. I think that we did very good on the Pop Up Toys, Wind Up Cars, and the Hand Held Electric Generator. On the Pop Up Toys we did: there is first elastic energy to sound energy witch is a by product and motion energy to gravitational energy to sound energy witch is a by product.
4. It wasn't always possible to know what kinds of energy occurred because on the Galileo Thermometer it could have been heat energy or motion energy. The drinking birds were also hard because it could have bean a lot of things.
5. My shout outs are to Mike and Chris at the Drinking bird https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YygJQ0H0wlg#t=10
Also Payton and Madi at the Galileo Thermometer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqfIDWv_4DU