Technolagy rotation

Hi, bloggers for the past three weeks we have been doing a technology Rotation. We had many different stops like making paper circuits, making a Marble Bridge and making Geo boards . In the paper circuit making we had to try make a light using and LED battery to make a LED light bulb flash or turn on. After trying that out, we used different materials that have electricity to make a circuit. Some of the materials we used were LED batteries and light bulbs , tinfoil, split pins and paper clips. Our challenge was to make a switch to turn our LED light bulb and turn it off again. The thing that I found difficult was trying to get the circuit stable and show perseverance. The next place I went to was making Geo boards. The materials we used were nails, wood and elastic strings. The Geo board challenge was using measurement to create, using tools to put things together and also taking turns and sharing. The thing I found difficult were nailing the nails in because I kept hitting my finger but not to hard so it wasn't that sore . Together they were both really fun but my favorite was making the paper circuits because I learnt how light works. Here are some photos of what we created. I think I will use tool skills to help me with things like building a bird house.. I will also use measurement to help me with math and maybe building something for the bush .

What it started like

The finish product

What a fuuny pic

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