We had a design brief for each structure. A design brief is when you are given quick instructions about the function of the structure you are building.
For our newspaper structures the brief was that it had to hold up a dictionary for at least 30 seconds. Some structures could hold up to 14 books!
Our shelters in the Gully had to have enough space to keep the whole team from getting wet if it rained. We tested them with water guns.
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ha ha nice structures guys wow some could hold 14 books! you must be getting better at building structures. my team won the guly comp which was Sivan , Preston , Oskar and Agostina
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!!!!!!!!!! I think everybody did a great job. All of them (exept for one) could hold at least 2 dictionarys. :) Could we please put some more photos on the blog????? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteoskar that comment was nice for the people who won the
ReplyDeletedictionary comp and well done on your win
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ReplyDeleteIt was fun..I was very tired after it...
I was amazed at all the amazing creations
you are all amazing at building structures.
Liam, Oskar, Joel, And Joseph your structure Was Very creative
You All are amazing at making creations
that looks like a lot of fun room 34. we also did the news paper challenge we found it challenging but fun at the same time
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That challenge for the news paper was so much fun maybe you could put some photos of another classes designs on the blog and we could compare tallest, smallest, weakest and strongest and which design out of all of year 4 was the strongest (or out of the classes that did it) or perhaps we could have each class in year four make there own class strongest design and we could see who has the strongest structure. Overall I think that it was a fun and exiting challenge.
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