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The document presents ways for students at Hurstville Public School to demonstrate values of respect, responsibility, and being good learners. It provides examples of how to show respect by listening, having good manners, and letting others go first. Responsibility is defined as looking after property, taking care of others, and being sensible. Traits of good learners include trying your best, participating, understanding that making mistakes is okay, showing enthusiasm, and focusing on your work. The presentation encourages students to practice these values.
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Whole grain bread molded first, followed by whole meal bread, with white bread molding last. The experiment involved placing slices of three different types of bread - whole grain, whole meal, and white - in separate ziplock bags in a dark place. Observations were made and photos taken daily for six days. On the second day, the first signs of mold appeared as whitish-black spots on the whole grain bread. By the sixth day, all breads showed mold growth in various colors and locations. The conclusion is that whole meal bread molded faster than white bread due to whole wheat flour containing wheat bran shards that provide less protection against mold than refined white flour.I wonder how a volcano erupts
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Maggie conducted an experiment to see if heart rates increase with exercise. She had 2 or more people check their pulse before and after skipping rope for 3 minutes. Her results showed that all heart rates increased after exercise, with increases ranging from 58-80 beats per minute. She concluded that exercise causes an increased heart rate as one tires, and different people may experience different increases depending on their fitness levels.Make a tornado in a bottle
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- 4. Respect We can show respect by:
- 5. Listening Showing Good Manners Letting Others Go First Being Polite
- 6. Responsibility We can be responsible by:
- 7. Looking After Property Taking Care Of Others Being Sensible
- 8. Learners We can be good learners by:
- 9. Trying Your Best At All Times Participating Making Mistakes-Its OK Showing Enthusiasm Focusing On Your Work
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