Room 23
Monday, June 30, 2014
Friday, June 13, 2014
Maori inspired Decorative Kites and Reflections
Finished Kites and Reflections
My kite reflection
I love the way my
kite turned out. I changed my plan to suit what I liked. And from what I heard
I think Mr Mcdonald and Mrs Mcdonald liked it to:)
What to work on?
Sometimes the
feathers would fall off or snap. But I still love what I have done. Also maybe
I could have added more DETAIL!
By Maija
Saturday, June 7, 2014
How Big is Our Classroom?
Pacing out to measure distance across the classroom. |
We discovered that Liam was a great measuring tool. He was exactly 1.50m |
Making rolled newspaper measuring devices for How big is 1.5 metres? |
Measuring the perimeter of the room. |
Star Lab
We had a forty five minute lesson in the star lab at school. It was a blow up dome like a bouncy castle. We had to crawl into the dome and sit inside the dome. The lesson was a mixture of watching a slide show and looking at projected slides on the ceiling of the dome that replicated the stars in the night sky and there was also a Star Signs slide.
The presenter had memorised her informative script to talk to our class. We learnt a lot of new facts and were also able to share our knowledge occasionally. We got to handle a fist sized meteorite.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Maths Engineering
For Maths Engineering - each group had the task of making an object that when it did two rotations it would cover exactly 3 metres. Due to time constraints, the concept of making a wheel with a handle was only achieved by one group. The main purpose of the activity was striving for accuracy and understanding the concepts of circumference and perimeter, and using multiplication, division and measurement in a practical task. One person from each group manually rotated their shape twice and the distance was measured from the 3 metre mark. Some groups modified their shape several times as they were striving for accuracy.
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