Experiment+Results+Cold+Deserts

For this experiment we’ll look at __Cold Desert Animal Adaptation__ using the SCIENTIFIC METHOD to do our experiment, and the experiment called “The Inspiration of Insulation” from **//The Magic School Bus.//** __Are group wanted to know which was warmer butter in a Ziploc bag in a bigger Ziploc bag__ __ Holding 3 to 4 blocks of ice or with our own hands holding 3-4 blocks of ice. Also how the walrus stays warm in the arctic with their blubber. __ __We think that our classmates are going to drop the ice in the hand without the mitt before they drop the ice in the hand with the mitt.__
 * 1) **__PROBLEM:__** What are we trying to find out? Write a question.
 * 1) **HYPOTHESIS:** __What do we think will happen?__

__A bucket of ice, two empty Ziploc bags, some butter, a few classmates, and a stop watch.__ __ 4__ **PROCEDURE:** __These are the steps we took to do the experiment:__ __ First, we collected some of our classmates to help us do the experiment. Then, they all put some ice on their hand, and we started the stop watch. One by one they started dropping the ice on their hands back into the bucket until finally they all had dropped the ice and our group had recorded their timings of how long they could hold the ice in their hand without the walrus mitt. 5. __ **RESULTS:** __This is what happened:__ __ _Most of the classmates that tried got the max number of minutes which was 10 min. At the beginning it started to sting but later it got warmer. Kind of numb after holding it for a long time and then dropping it. __
 * 1) **MATERIALS:** __We used this equipment for our experiment:__

__I think we got the results because when some of the classmates were holding the ice blocks later it started to melt. So it was easier for the classmates that got 10 MINUTES__ Group Members: Meera, Grace, Pratik, Will of the Cold Desert Animals Date :Thursday, March 20, 2008
 * 1) **DISCUSSION:** __This is why we think we got the results:__

** 1 Grace || 5/03/08 || 1 minute 15 seconds || || 2 Meera || 5/03/08 || 36 seconds || || 3 Will || 5/03/08 || 10 minutes || || 4 Pratik || 5/03/08 || 10 minutes || || 5 Jessica || 5/03/08 || 10 seconds || || 6 Kendall || 5/03/08 || 10 minutes || || 7 Maddie || 5/03/08 || 3 minutes 2 seconds || || 8 Dain || 5/03/08 || 10 minutes || || 9 Logan || 5/03/08 || 10 minutes || || 10 Sophia || 5/03/08 || 2 minutes 4 seconds || || Average Time (divide by 10) || || || ||
 * The Walrus Mitt Experiment Results
 * Name of Subject: ** ||
 * Date ** ||
 * Without Walrus Mitt, Time subject is able to hold onto the ice cubes (min. and seconds) ** ||
 * With Walrus Mitt, Time subject is able to hold onto the ice cubes (min. and seconds) ** ||
 * With Walrus Mitt, Time subject is able to hold onto the ice cubes (min. and seconds) ** ||

Stings, first minute it was cold then got warm. Kind of numb when you hold it for a long time and then drop it.
 * __ Comments and observations: __**