Wind Racers Science

in Science, we made Wind Racers we called it the Moro mobile.  and we used a leafblower to make them move. I Find this task Fun and Interesting. my group didn't do research. our first design was paper. we thought that paper would do well but it did not go that well. the first design we put the paper on the pole and saletape around the paper. then we Test no.1 it and straight away the paper riped. for the Redesign/ make changes. we still used paper but this time we put cardboard on the back of the paper. thinking that it would make it stronger and move better. Test no.2 from memory it went better than the first test. on the First test, it went  2.35m it went even better the second time it got 2.55 m that petter good for a Wind Racer made out of paper. both times. I had I fun time doing this Task. hope you enjoyed my blog. 

PE

in PE we have been doing Gymnastics.  
Mind what I am doing with my arms

Trampoline

i don't know what i was doing with my arms 

Social Studies Tech and Change 2019

in Social Studies this term, we have done Stone age and Ancient Egypt And Tech and Change
here is a video of what we did in Social Studies. hope you enjoy.

Spreeh

Car Maintenance

it when good

i was prad of noting 

Levers Science 2019

Aim: To investigate the advantage of using a lever to lift a load. 

Hypothesis: I think that it will not level out and one cup will lean to the side. 

Results:  from memory, it did not level out and one of the cups was still on the table. 

Ancient Egypt Door Locks

Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt, circa 2000 BC 

The Earliest door lock consisted of a wooden crossbar on two wooden brackets mounted on the door and the door frame. the next stage in development was the use of a key.

Since barred doors could only be locked from within, the next improvement was a wooden lock with a short beam, or blot, outside the door. 

The beam was drawn aside with a key of the same material. the key's job was to lift the tumblers that held the beam or blot in place. the blot was opened or closed when its free end was pushed by the key into or out of a wooden guide in the door frame. 

These wooden pin tumbler locks with keys were used as far back as in Ancient Egypt, which is why they are often called Egyptian locks. but in fact, there is much evidence to indicate that the Egyptians took over this type of lock from the earlier cultures in Mesopotamia. 

The Roman Era, Circa 200 AD 

The Roman's metal pin tumbler locks evolved out of the Egyptian  

 

Stone Age Art 2019

 this is the me at my art.  

this is a video of all the art that the class did.