This blog is intended for Mr Alan's DSB Science students and may include, articles, images, links to other
websites, general comments and will be used by Mr Alan to post assignments, homework and other useful bits of information.
Posts are usually instantaneous and students are free to respond by leaving comments of their own.
Comments may also be posted in response to other students. See below for this blogs Acceptable Use Policy. At no point will Mr Alan tolerate any personal comments or inappropriate language of any sort on this blog. All posts are date/time stamped and archived and will be moderated by Mr Alan for appropriateness before they are posted to the blog.
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i agre to all the rules - sb .
ReplyDeletemr alan im really looking forward to this. i feel it's a fantastic way of learning and it looks petty cool too. i agree to the user policy
ReplyDeleteHi mr.Alan!! Iagree with the policy!I like this blog!Maybe you should put a lighter backround... or black with explosions!! Thankyou LL
ReplyDeleteMr. Alan, i do agree with these rule/policy and i am looking forward to work on the webquest
ReplyDeletehallo mr.alan!!
ReplyDeleteI agree your rules and this blog looks good for science learners who can learn from your blog too and get more knowledge
Thank you, Ial
hello Mr Alan....! i agree to the policy thingy and i hope u use this more often...This is a nice blog and we should learn on this more... Thank you. nm
ReplyDeletePOOR POLAR BEARS!We have to do something about global warming.....Polar bears are cute..they shouldnt dissapear..Lets do something about it!:(
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The picture of Jupiter is cool. What is the red mark on it? Thankyou LL
ReplyDeleteI like this Jupiter site..I like learning about planets.it's fun...but how did those flames get there...it looks like radiaion....but it's storms...this is weird O_O
ReplyDeleteThe thing about Sawyer the Golden Retrieveris really cute! You should keep it on..even if has nothing to do with science! Sorry about all those comments! thankyou for creating this blog! LL
ReplyDeleteit is a storm lea...good question...a giant storm.
ReplyDeleteExcellent comments year 8/9!!
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We can continue if you want to mr.ALAN... This is fun! I really like this site! Could you add science games on the site???thankyou LL
ReplyDeletehello.Is it true that planeet pluto is vanishing..Why,how and when?
ReplyDeleteThe Periodic table site is good...Could you add a site with more bio??? ty LL
ReplyDeleteIt isnt dissapearing... It is not called planet any more...WEIRD!!! LL
ReplyDeleteAre aliens real....Are they!!!!! O_O Because i saw a science episode and they said this person found a connection..with something but they didn't know what....
ReplyDeleteNo aliens have been found at present. Maybe in the future!
ReplyDeleteMr Alan
And most of the planets are made up of gas so aliens would not be able to live. And they would need food and water... Which i dont think you find on every planet!! HAHAA If there are aliens i hope they are nice... That they dont invade the world or anything like that.... LL
ReplyDeleteI am very exited about using this blog to do science work and would like to start reading some articles right away. I agree to follow all the rules - FS.
ReplyDeleteI found the article about polar bears quite interesting however it is quite tragic that this may lead to their extinction - FS
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed playing some of the physics games! :)
ReplyDeleteHi mr.Alan!! I like the videos of space... thankyou LL
ReplyDeleteHi mr Alan this is Hannah i hope the polar bears win but what happens if they do will their fur change brown or something??? and what happens if they dont win. but i dont either want the grizzlsa to die either?
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the comments this week everyone, especially about the poor polar bears! It seems like polar bears will have a hard time adapting to a warmer climate and because of their weaker skulls (due to their diet), may die out completely in their competition with grizzly bears. Mr Alan
ReplyDeleteHI MR.ALAN i hope the polar bears win and if they do will there fur become brown or something ??? and i dont want the grizzleys to lose either!!!
ReplyDeleteHannah
Hi Mr Alan I agree to the rules look forward to more posts
ReplyDeleteHi mr.Alan, The picture of astronomy today is hard to believe.They say they found aliens (bacterias) in the lake... How is that possible? Thankyou LL
ReplyDeletehi mr.Alan! Umm.. are you sure the word moonceon exists? Because in every dictionnary is doesnt appear...
ReplyDeletefor bio a good side to use is biokids.com
ReplyDeleteonce in a blue moon
ReplyDeleteWell done Felix, correct answer.
ReplyDeleteMr Alan
guys u can also use dis site called cheekugames.com its for physics games:P! its really good!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with all the rules. -kim
ReplyDeleteI agree, ^^ the old comments :(
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