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Monday, August 10, 2020

Engineers making parachutes

Today we made parachutes and the key was to make the parachute go the slowest. In our group were Jack, oliie and me. We f airdecided to make a parachute out of newspaper because it's light and it can hold a lot of air. we made our parachute big so it can go slower.

Friday, July 24, 2020

Rockets go boom boom

Hi this week we have been doing science experiments one of experiments words to put aspirin in 2 cups of water into which wonders of speaker one of them was solid and one of them was crushed up.

Friday, July 3, 2020

Southern lights

Do you know what the southern lights are? The southern lights are a colours which appear in the arctic and the Antarctica regions. Another name for southern lights is aurora. The way aurora starts is that the sun shoots out tiny particles which go towards the earth because of the magnitude atmosphere and the tiny particles try to get in, some of the particles get in and mix with the oxygen and the colours are created making the beautiful sight.

Friday, June 19, 2020

volume

This week,I have been learning about volume and how to measure the voulume of a shape,

Wednesday, June 17, 2020

Binary/Ascii

Binary/ASCII Blog Post Sample Today we are learning about Binary and ASCII. Binary is a number system that uses 1’s and 0’s to represent all of our normal set of numbers. You can use the place values as multiples of 2 to work out how to do it for yourself! ASCII is a set of encoded symbols that a computer uses to turn Binary into letters and other symbols from the English language (like what is on our keyboard). I turned my initials into binary numbers, and then turned those binary numbers into an ASCII code! Using colours to represent the 1’s and 0’s, my initials in ASCII can be represented by the pattern you see in my image below!

 

 What do you think? Have you ever tried encoding anything in binary or ASCII? Could you have a try for yourself? Can you work out how to write my initials in ASCII from the pattern above?

Friday, June 12, 2020

Angles

In maths, we have been doing angles. We have been learning how to measure angles and how to name them. Do you know all of the types of angles? If an angle is lower than 90 degrees it is an acute angle, if the angle is 90 degrees it is a right angle, if an angle is higher than 90 degrees it is an obtuse angle, if it is 180 degrees it will be a line and like how Mr Shaw says it if it is a flexible angle it is a reflex angle

Accidental Glory


This week we have been doing fairy tales. The teachers gave us a story and gave some questions about the story. When we answered it, we had to answer it in full sentences.