Amy's Evidence of Learning

A couple of weeks ago I made bread with LC3. It was really hard because I was put on the spot with a  recipie  I haven't used before. At one stage in the  recipie  it said to cover your table with flour so your bread dogh   dosen't  stick to the table. At that point it was so messy because the kids got flour everywhere and the worst part was that me and Radha had to clean it up. When the bread was in the oven I was getting worried that it wasn't going to cook in time but it turned out that we slightly burnt the bread.

The first thing I did for my project was  come  up with a big question. My question was which side of the brain can see illusions faster. The next thing I did was research about my question then I made it into a summery  it. Once I had done that I made my  hypothesis it  was that the right brain thinkers would be able to see it faster. Then I found some illusions online and a brain dominance test. After that I gathered 12 subjects and got them to take the dominance test to figure out if they were either a left or right brain thinker. Next I timed each subject while they were looking at the illusion. I found out that left brain thinkers are able to pick up illusions faster. I also calculated the time averages for each side. I then got all my research printed and made it into a science fair presentation.