Cross Country

A fantastic effort from everyone in room 9... after training for the last couple of weeks, we completed this event with no rain!!!

Well done to everyone.

         

     


    

    

  

 

WALT group and compare data and make statements from a data set.

Boys that write with their right hand are the least popular.
Girls with green eyes are equal to girls with blue eyes, boys with brown eyes and boys with blue eyes.

By Carla.


Boys with blue eyes are boys with brown eyes are equal.
Girls with green eyes, blue eyes and boys with brown eyes, blue eyes are all equal
Girls with brown eyes are the most popular.

By Irena.


Girls who right with their right hand are the same as girls who right with their left hand.

By Cooper.

Boys who right with their let hand are quarter to girls that right with their right and left hand.
Girls who write with their left hand are equal to girls who are write with their right hand.
Boys who write with their left hand are more popular.
Boys that use their right hand to write with are the least popular.

By Oscar.


There are only a quarter of boys that are right handed compared to girls that write with their right hand and girls that are left handed writers.
There are 2 more boys that are left handed writers, compared to boys that are right handed writers.

By Leon

Carpet Bowls - By Carla McIntyre

CARPET BOWLING

On Wednesday 29 March at 10:00 my class went to the hall to learn about carpet bowls. It was for a science experiment about friction and force.

Carpet bowls is indoor bowling. We received two bowls and Mr Hall taught us about the weight on the sides of the bowls. The side with the small white circle carries the most weight and is called the bias. 

This means that when the bowl starts slowing down, the bowl will start to roll to the side of the bias. 

Mr Hall said that the weight has to be on the inside. He also mentioned that you had to roll the bowl on an angle to make it reach the jack!

I also had to think about the force I was putting behind the bowl to make sure it didn't go off the mat.

I found this challenging, but the more times I rolled the bowl, I found I was getting better at it.

By Carla McIntyre

Swimming ....

Students are having their first swimming lesson with instructors...everyone working very hard!