1.   My highest temperature was 115 degrees.


2.   My lowest temperature was 108 degrees.

3.   My range is 7 degrees.

4.   My group used aluminum foil, then wool, and then more aluminum foil.

5.   My group didn't get the fur because I am allergic and we tried to get some others but we couldn't get them.  We used almost all materials.

6.   I think there is a blip on my graph on the chart to the right because it starts at thirty two.  I am surprised it is there but I am not positive it is a blip.

7.   A insulator is a good conductor of heat energy because in our experiment it kept the warm water warm.  Without it, it would get cold.

What really happened:

1.  My favorite station was the Hand Boiler because I thought it was super cool when the liquid went up when you put your hand on the bottom.

2.   I thought the hardest station was the Galileo Thermometer because I thought it was difficult to find out the type of energy because I didn't know how the heat made the little liquids inside move downward.

3.   I think the three stations were the Hand Boiler, the Dominos, and the Pop up Toy.  I think the Pop up Toy was easier because we knew it involved elastic energy, which really helped us.

4.   I don't think it was possible to find all the types of energy because some of the materials were difficult to figure out at least for my partner and I.

5.   I think Charlie and Kaela did a good job because they explained it well and I agreed with most of the things they said about the Galileo Thermometer.