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Friday, 26 October 2018

What makes a home earthquake proof?-26/10/18

What makes a home earthquake proof?

Research
There is no structure that is fully earthquake proof but concrete walls with steel bars in them can reduce movement. Hollow concrete bricks designed to cause minimal damage if they fall in another earthquake.

Equipment

  • 4 pieces of paper
  • 4 cotton buds
  • 6 thin sticks
  • 6 Popsicle sticks
  • 3 small + large cork
  • 2 plastic cups
  • scissors + tape
Results
  • Was it the tallest? No
  • Did it look the best? YES
  • Was it earthquake proof? Yes
  • Was it successful? Yes Why? Because it lasted a long time on the table
  • What do architects do to make super tall buildings safe? I don't know

OUR BUILDING


A REALLY TALL BUILDING
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Thursday, 18 October 2018

Tsunami natural event reflection

!7/10
What went well today?
Our teamwork.

Is there anything you need help with? Who can help you?
Knowing what to write about and Mrs Handley and Selena.

What didn't go well today?
I wanted to finish my paragraph but i didn't.

18/10
What went well today?
I started my diagram

Is there anything you need help with? Who can help you?
No

What didn't go well today?
Selena wasn't here

19/10
What went well today?
Nothing

Is there anything you need help with? Who can help you?
No

What didn't go well today?
Selena wasn't here

25/10
What went well today?
Nothing

Is there anything you need help with? Who can help you?
Mrs Handley could help us if she was actually in the classroom

What didn't go well today?
Everything

1/11
What went well today?
Everything

Is there anything you need help with? Who can help you?
Everything and everyone

What didn't go well today?
Everything

2/11
What went well today?
Everything

Is there anything you need help with? Who can help you?
No and nothing

What didn't go well today?
Nothing