On Friday we did another BP Tech Challenge. This time it was alot harder because it had to hold a 750ml bottle. We could only use Newspapers, sellotape and string. The winners were: Michael, Edward and Elson that managed to hold 1.5l.
Well done Guys.
By Fleur
The blog is a virtual window in to Room 4, Tawa Intermediate School, for 2014. We will be posting information about what we have been up to and include examples of our learning. Watch this space!
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Limerick By Libby
There once was a woman named Kim
Who previously lost her limb
She developed a hop
She started, she couldn't stop
Her life was since reasonably dim
Who previously lost her limb
She developed a hop
She started, she couldn't stop
Her life was since reasonably dim
Monday, August 8, 2011
Enterprise Poem
Edmund Hillary, a New Zealand hero.
New ideas are always needed.
Trains. From Steam trains to the Maitangi train.
Entrepreneur
Relating ideas to others
Projects are made and changed to satisfaction
Risks are a big part of Enterprise
I is for ideas that are always needed
Selling is also quite a big part of Enterprise
E is for Enterprise
By Fleur
New ideas are always needed.
Trains. From Steam trains to the Maitangi train.
Entrepreneur
Relating ideas to others
Projects are made and changed to satisfaction
Risks are a big part of Enterprise
I is for ideas that are always needed
Selling is also quite a big part of Enterprise
E is for Enterprise
By Fleur
BP Tower Tech Challenge
As part of our Enterprise unit we have been constructing towers, only able to use a small roll of sellotape, 10 pieces of newspaper and our mind. The tallest in our class was approximately 3.5 metres made by Pererika, William, Justin and Ryan.
Congratulations to Nasan from our class for making the team to represent our school along with 3 others. These four will be entering their own ginger beer in the Wellington competition made entirely by themselves!
By Fleur and Libby
Congratulations to Nasan from our class for making the team to represent our school along with 3 others. These four will be entering their own ginger beer in the Wellington competition made entirely by themselves!
By Fleur and Libby
Friday, July 1, 2011
Creative Strategies in P.E
Our recent topic for P.E has been creative strategies, which means making up games for the rest of the syndicate to play. Here are some of the games.
Paper, Scissors, Run - By Emily rm 4
Streetrug - By Damon, Michael, Ash, Edward and Elson rm 4
Manball - By Mike rm 6
Barscer - By Erin rm 6
Tenniball - By Gabi rm 4
Paper, Scissors, Run - By Emily rm 4
Streetrug - By Damon, Michael, Ash, Edward and Elson rm 4
Manball - By Mike rm 6
Barscer - By Erin rm 6
Tenniball - By Gabi rm 4
Speeches
In room 4 we have been doing speeches and the following finalists to the whole school is.....(drum roll please) Jenna Gotlieb - Seagulls Nasan Jenkin - Nanotechnology, and at last Me! Bailey Fantham - Bullying. These excellent speakers have won the hearts of our syndicate judges.
Written by Bailey Fantham :D-Room 4 blog administrator
Jenna Gotlieb :)-Room 4 student/speech finalist
Written by Bailey Fantham :D-Room 4 blog administrator
Jenna Gotlieb :)-Room 4 student/speech finalist
Kazakhstan by Ash
1. Kazakhstan changed their flag 4 times.
2. They have a cup of tea with every meal.
3. One of their national sports is called Kakpor.
4. Kazakhstan take up 45 percent of the population in their country.
5. The rain drops in Kazakhstan can go up to fourty centre-meters!.
2. They have a cup of tea with every meal.
3. One of their national sports is called Kakpor.
4. Kazakhstan take up 45 percent of the population in their country.
5. The rain drops in Kazakhstan can go up to fourty centre-meters!.
India
This is the Taj Mahal it is a ancient temple.The Taj Mahal looks pink in the morning, white in the day and changes its color to golden in the moon light.
2. The pillars surrounding Taj Mahal are slightly tilted outwards so that in the event of an earthquake they will fall away from the tomb.
3. An identical Taj Mahal was supposed to be built in black marble instead of white. The base of it can still be seen across the river.
4. Over 1,000 elephant were used to transport building materials during the construction.
5. In all, 28 types of precious and semi-precious stones were inlaid into the white marble.
2. The pillars surrounding Taj Mahal are slightly tilted outwards so that in the event of an earthquake they will fall away from the tomb.
3. An identical Taj Mahal was supposed to be built in black marble instead of white. The base of it can still be seen across the river.
4. Over 1,000 elephant were used to transport building materials during the construction.
5. In all, 28 types of precious and semi-precious stones were inlaid into the white marble.
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