Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Friday, October 28, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
Socket
Rules
- Two teams lined up. Everyone in each team is a number. When the number is called, that number from each team runs to the middle to the ball.
- Don't use hands, use feet.
- Try kick down the wickets with the ball.
- When you kick the wickets down, you win that game.
- Maximum 3 numbers can be called out.
- Start at half way.
- No kicking people to get goal.
- Have fun!
Labels:
Parwinder,
procedure,
Shannon,
technology
Monday, February 28, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Friday, November 19, 2010
Alien Car
By Keenan
Hollie: When is your birthday?
Keenan: The 25th of November.
James: Why did you put the guns on the side?
Keenan: Because I had already made the guns.
Suitte: How did you make it?
Keenan: I made it by finding half of the structure so I just made another half the same. Then I connected them together to make them stronger?
Jackson: Can it move?
Keenan: Yes (He showed us on our classroom road).
Gabriel: Where did your uncle get it from?
Keenan: My uncle got it from Toyworld when he was about 10. (My uncle is not that old, he's only 22.)
Labels:
Keenan,
news,
questioning,
technology
Monday, September 27, 2010
WALT make boats out of polystyrene
Nick's Teach a Talent (Part 1)
Nick's Teach a Talent (Part 2)
Thank you Nick for a fun and motivating Teach a Talent!
Labels:
Nick,
Teach a Talent,
technology
Friday, September 24, 2010
Suspension Bridges
We had fun working together to create these bridges. Emily and Reanna have created a photostory which captures our creativity and enjoyment!
Labels:
bridges,
Emily,
photostory,
Reanna,
science,
technology
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Friday, August 27, 2010
Building Bridges





We have been learning about bridges.
We all got the opportunity to work in a small group and create a range of bridges.
In this activity we really got the chance to practise our key competencies: thinking, relating to others, participating and contributing, managing self and using language, symbols and texts.
I think there are future bridge engineers in Room 18!
We all got the opportunity to work in a small group and create a range of bridges.
In this activity we really got the chance to practise our key competencies: thinking, relating to others, participating and contributing, managing self and using language, symbols and texts.
I think there are future bridge engineers in Room 18!
Labels:
bridges,
key competencies,
science,
technology
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