Summer Learning Journey Teaser

Hi Bloggers,

The Summer Learning Journey starts on the 13th December but this activity is just to try it out. I just finished the teaser activity for Summer Learning Journey. The teaser activity is where I have to pick a picture to colour. There were lots of pictures to colour but I picked one with a rocket launching. These pictures were from Art Coloring Book and they are all apart of the NASA edition ones. I will show you what the picture looked like before and then the one I coloured in. 

Here is the picture of what it looked like before:

Here is the picture of what it looked like after I coloured it:

Now if you think this is the end of the blog post then you are wrong because I am gonna add the Step It Up activity now. 

Here is my Step It Up activity:

Now it's the end of my blog post so I hope you have a great time looking at my post. Remember to be safe and kind, do not fight over toilet paper, Please wash your hands, Wear a mask if you need to, Wear gloves if you need to, please do not get bored at home, do something, Unite against Covid-19, Stay home and do not panic buy because we have got supermarkets open.

The Wonder Project - Final Test Flights

 Hi Bloggers,

Today we did our final test flights. When the morning tea bell rang my class quickly fixed our rockets. Then we went to room 8 and we started giving gifts to Colm. Colm had his last lesson with us today so we made him a card. Room 8 made a video for him. The video had kids saying thank you and how awesome it was for him to teach us. Neha from room 8 said a little speech on behalf of the senior school. (Year 4, 5 and 6 people) Once we went through some of the things that we needed to know. 

Room 6 then went to Keith Hay Park followed by room 9 and 8. Team Wonder went first and we had decided to put 200ml of water and 50psi. All of the senior classes were gonna do a competition of which rocket can go the furthest. My group one didn't go that far. It only went 25 metres far. In our class the furthest one was 37.6 metres. I don't really know which one went the furthest. 

Here are some pictures:  

Thanks. Have an awesome day!

The Wonder Project

 Hi Bloggers,

This week, for the Wonder project, we looked at health and safety. We also did some test launches with bottles. The Wonder Project is a project where we bring 1.5 litre bottles.  Then we put fins on them and make them into a rocket. We put different amounts of water in. We put pound per square inch (PSI) with a air pump. We used 50-60 PSI. After that we launch them into the sky. Our scientist Colm was taking the test launches with two students.

 Here are some pictures and videos: