Trash Transformation

“Trash transformation? Isn’t trash just trash?”

If you look into the other side, trash can be art too! As an evidence, I did a science project on unused materials. It worked! I reused leftover ceramics, broken glass, metal, plastic cup, and fiber to make an owl key chain. It’s not just art, it’s also practical.

I had some struggles doing the project though. When I broke the leftover ceramics into pieces with a hammer, I got a little cut on my finger. Even though it didn’t hurt, but getting a cut is never a good thing. I also had a quite hard time sticking the pieces of ceramics. The glue I used to stick them is a very adhesive one, so I had to be careful. But eventually, I spilled some on my fingers and it took a few days to get off the glue.

Overall, I enjoyed doing this project. I learned how to look at trash differently, and turn it into something practical. Who knows if in the future, I can turn it into something that's worth a large amount of money? 

                                       Recycled Owl Key Chain

Where Do Scientists Work? (Science)

Think that scientists only work in the laboratory? Well, you are wrong. Scientists don't just work in the lab. There are various places where scientists work. Such as the picture above, on the moon. Astronauts are indeed scientists! They research about the moon directly from the real moon. 

I had a lot of fun doing this poster with my friends. We had a great cooperation! Even if my hands stiffed, the poster came out like what I expected in my head, so no regrets! I am hoping for more poster making because I enjoy making posters. I enjoy doing anything related to creativity.