Today Emma and I made a game to demonstrate how a magnet can work..I shared the game with the junior class and they all wanted to have a turn. it was easy because all you have to do is bend the pipe cleaners and tie a magnet to some yarn and a wooden stick... this was a fun game to make.
Thursday, 30 July 2020
Tuesday, 28 July 2020
Week One Reading Old Blue.
Old Blue by Mary Taylor
Why I picked this book is because I like Nature stories and the sound of the book Standard
out to me because the Title stood out. The Rarest Bird in the World in 1994 and now it is
one of the most popular birds in New zealand .
out to me because the Title stood out. The Rarest Bird in the World in 1994 and now it is
one of the most popular birds in New zealand .
Laviona The failed Balloon Bottle Car
Lavonia The Failed Balloon Bottle
Car
Car
2020-2020
Rest in peace
This is the bottle car prototype. She was going to look better but we had no time to accessorize and this is why she looks like a piece of recycling.
Things that went well: We got a bottle,
and managed to prepare something in the
limited timeframe we had. She participated in the two races.
and managed to prepare something in the
limited timeframe we had. She participated in the two races.
Things that didn’t go well: Laviona’s
wheels didn’t move. She moved three inches
away from the ramp where we let her go.
Gravity pulled her down the ramp and air
resistance forced her to stop. The force of
the air resistance combined with the non
working wheels and stopped her three
inches from the ramp. Her balloon
failed to push her even a millimeter.
The wheels were not aligned and were
working against each other.
wheels didn’t move. She moved three inches
away from the ramp where we let her go.
Gravity pulled her down the ramp and air
resistance forced her to stop. The force of
the air resistance combined with the non
working wheels and stopped her three
inches from the ramp. Her balloon
failed to push her even a millimeter.
The wheels were not aligned and were
working against each other.
Tuesday, 21 July 2020
Friday, 19 June 2020
Wednesday, 17 June 2020
Tuesday, 2 June 2020
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