Time for some sewing of our own - using coloued thread we all learnt 3 different types of stitches and created a small piece of art. |
Concentration was required |
Our trip to the garment factory - thanks to Janvi and Pramiti's dad, enabled us to see how fabric is changed and used to form a range of garments. |
We started in the warehouse where the large bolts of fabric is delivered and checked for marks and flaws. |
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The manufacturing line where each sewer sews part of the garment. Each piece is passed along the line until the garment is completely finished, checked and then packed for shipping. |
The finished garments are checked for quality - stray pieces of cotton is cut away, marks are removed and garment is ready to be wrapped and packed for shipping. |
The sample room. Each garment that this company makes is kept here for reference. An amazing place to visit. |
Force and Motion being explored through the world of Lego and construction shapes. |
Creating a fair test to help us find car designs that travel the furthest. |
Our race - which partnership was able to create a vehicle that moved the further than the others? |
Some of our designs |
Ava and Kaitlin's vehicle |
Yunchae and Nasya based their design on the aeroplane. |
The boys thought that more wheels would make it faster. |
Janvi and Pramiti also used a wing in their design. |
Egg Drop Challenge Using the information we have learnt about air pressure, air resistance, we were challenge to create a container that, when dropped from the stairs prevented an egg from breaking. |
Congratulations girls - your egg made it safely |
Mmmmm the same can not be said for Kyle and Zo's egg. |
Remy's construction was not able to be tested at all as it experienced some construction malfunctions. |