I need to cover biology, chemistry and Physicsany help greatly appreciatedThis is aimed at 12-14 year olds (KS3)
Skip the shrimp if you wantSEAFOOD FANCIES 1 (8 oz.) can Hungry Jack Flaky Biscuits 1/2 lbcrab meat, rinsed, drained, and flakes 2 1/2 ozcan tiny shrimp, rinsed and drained 4 ozshredded Swiss cheese (use different cheeses - parmesan or even blue cheese) 1/2 cmayonnaise (use sour cream or cream cheese) 1 tbspchopped onion 1 tbspchopped pimento 1/2 tspparsley flakes 1/4 tspcurry powder 8 ozcan water chestnuts, drained, sliced and quartered Heat oven to 400 degreesLightly grease cookie sheetsSeparate dough into 12 piecesSeparate each piece into 3 equal layersPlace on prepared cookie sheets In small bowl, combine crab, shrimp, cheese, mayonnaise, onion, pimento, parsley flakes, and curry powderSpoon teaspoonful seafood mixture onto each dough piece; top with several pieces of water chestnutBake at 400 degrees for 10-12 minutes or until light golden brownServe hotRefrigerate leftovers36 snacksI like this recipe because you can change it in so many waysSee notes aboveA change in the rest of the ingredients could make it totally differentTry green chilies, chopped peppers (I love the red, yellow and orange peppers), celery, carrots, chopped garlic, etcMaybe an italian version - small amount of spaghetti sauce and pepperoni or chinese - soy sauce or mexican - chopped cilantro and salsaTry your favorite herbs and spicesThe options are endlessUse your imagination and go crazyOnce you find one you like, you could just make enough for one dish by cutting back on the amount of biscuits you usePersonally, I'm trying the recipe that you posted from grouprecipes.
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Construction in nature (how animals build their own living spaces) what we've learned from them dam building, webs, nests, bee hives for example Chemistry (the uses of different building 'stuff')- glass, steel, concrete, brick How are we using energy tricks in our new buildings to save the planet? How do musicians use the science of accoustics to make concert halls sound the way the do? Go back and look at the old churches and cathedrals and how they were built using simple toolsMonasteries, Notra Dame, and the beautiful open sounds they hadWhat are sound engineers? Recording studios are made how and why? Look at the building dams and bridges impacts the ecological systems (the largest dams like Hoover in US) changes in river run off, life, economy) How do math and construction link? We always ask why do we need to know this stuff? Triangles, circles and squaresMost everything comes down to something made up of one of thoseVolume, Perimeter, Density, Area, measuringMaps skills and surveying skills are essential!!! Jobs related to construction: (there are loads but think of as many as possible) truck driving, geologist, demolition, surveyor, management, architect, design teams, legal, engineers, contractors, laborers:steel, iron, concrete-crane operators, administrators, draftsmen, manufacturersSomebody has to make the clothes the people wearSomebody has to make the safey equipmentSomebody has to make and service the tools and machinesSomebody has to import and export the supplies.trains, boats, trucksI would start off with the simple machines and show how each of those could be used to build a tree house with a wagon, ladder, rope in a back yardThen go full scaleNote the environmental impaceJobs createdNew advances in technology Just keep buidling and going :) Hope that helps!
