Jan 22: Color blocking
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 23: On the third
by Cortney
Jan 24: Who and What
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 25: Resolve
by Cortney
Jan 26: Move
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 27: Nourishing
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 28: Play
by Cortney
by Calvin
Calvin held a dog photo shoot. It was an ordeal. I photo shot the ordeal.
The resulting shot for Calvin's capture your 365 challenge (the prompt for the day was move):
Iris, pets, photography A note or two about our Capture Your 365 project. First, it will become increasing obvious that we are using the daily prompts only as suggestions. It would be quite a stretch to make this week's photos match up, although I'm sure I could come up with some rather fanciful explanations. Second, sometimes we miss a day and make it up the next...or the next. In any case, there are usually plenty of pictures to go around, but if it looks like we've been wearing the same clothes for a day or three in a row, that's probably (note I said probably) not actually true.
Jan 15: First taste
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 16: A snowflake
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 17: Powdery
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 18: Balance
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 19: Space
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 20: Trio
by Cortney
by Calvin
Plus...in the making:
Jan 21: Meal or play?
by Cortney
by Calvin
Our fun with photography continued...
Jan 8: My gear
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 9: Multifaceted
by Calvin
Jan 10: Habit
by Cortney
Jan 11: White
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 12: Frost
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 13: A pop of color
by Cortney
by Calvin
Jan 14: Be positive
by Calvin
From Brownian Motion to boiling points. After discussing Brownian Motion we explored the link between the measurement of temperature and the rate of atomic motion on the invisible scale. Today we demonstrated the nature of the second law of Thermodynamics, and charted the rate of temperature increase over time in water. We heated crushed ice over the stove, measuring its temperature every minute until well past the boiling point. It was fun for Calvin, but a true letdown for the dog, who was hoping we were cooking something delicious and would drop a morsel or two.
Iris, homeschooling, science