my project

Hi my name is Tair and I’m gonna show you what I have done in Flipgrid (it’s a place were you share videos). My teacher gave us some multiply exercises that we needed to answer and film so here is a link for one of the videos that is not one of the multiply exercises!

https://flipgrid.com/f00ee350

I built my longhouse with cardboard, hot glue, sheets and a lot of investment with a pinch of love and…  Boom! It was there my  built and beautiful Longhouse.

Oh excuse me you do not know what a longhouse is {I think} a longhouse is a very long house as you understand from the name what ever.The Indegenous lived in it because it was a big house so about 3 families could live there. There were bunk beds but only next to the walls so it wouldn’t  take a lot of space.

Today we live in our big and worm houses but i want you to try just try  to close your eyes and try to imagine your life in a long house if you got it 👍👍👍 if not that ok.

So now we know how to built a longhouse, we know how a longhouse look like, we were trying to imagine  how it would be to live in a longhouse

Working hard or hardly working? 

By: TE 

I was always raised to think that homework is the most important thing in school. Today I will show you it is not that simple.

You may be surprised, but homework also has negative effects! Homework causes children to lie to parents or teachers, copy from friends and sometimes do their homework carelessly just to get it done. Homework can cause stress and anger between parents and children. Another negative effect can be the gap between rich and poor – rich parents can afford to pay private tutors, while less rich parents can not. This creates a gap in school and classroom between children from different families.

On the other hand, there is no doubt that homework also has positive sides. Studies show that homework helps to better remember the study material, can increase comprehension, and homework can also push the student to think of independent solutions. In addition, homework involves parents in their children’s learning and helps teachers know the level of students.

So can we make homework a better experience? Maybe we can!

I think that in order to make homework a good experience – teachers should give few options according to the level of the students, give homework solely on the material taught in class, and give some of the homework as a non-compulsory assignment. It is important to guide students to do their homework in a creative or artistic way, and to make sure that the time required to prepare homework is relatively short.

To conclude, we saw that homework has pros and cons, and there are ways to make homework a good experience. So now the teachers have a lot of homework to do on how to make our homework an amazing experience!

I researched three types of stone:
1] Basalt
2] slate
3] marble

Today I will show you the information of the three and where to find them

This is what all three look like but I said I will also show you where to find them:

Basalt in Sault Ste Marie

slate in USA

marble in Ottawa

So yes I am researching the world of stones [in this case it is cookies] what I will tell will be very funny and interesting.

1] MissM brought two different types of chocolate chip cookies, with two different types of chocolate

2] Missm brought us 2 toothpicks [I did not use it for teeth] so we could work with them and dig [this cookie needs something small]

3] I took out all the chocolate chips and gently broke the cookies
. Inside the cookies it was harder to take out the chocolate chips

ELEVATOR

What did I need for the elevator I built: wire, 2 long pieces of cardboard, a box, 2 short pieces of cardboard, and a stick

How I connected all the parts: I took the hot glue and the 2 long parts and the 2 short parts I put 1 of the long parts
And on both sides I glued the short parts
And over the short parts I glued the last long part

1. How I started the structure of the elevator: I took the box and made 2 holes up the holes and inserted the stick into the holes.
   
2. How I build the evaluator pulley: I take the string and fold it. At the end of the fold, I glued it to the dowl (wooden stick). at the other end, I glued the elevator box
3. How I built the flag pole: take a large wooden pole and glued it to the base. I take more wooden sticks and glue them to the top. I take two small pieces of cardboard and make a square shape to make a pulley. Between the small cardboard, I put the rope through and on one end draw a ‘T’ and two swords on the square flag. I glue the flag to the rope.

So what we did was a real sound the sound that the water made because of
Sound waves from the tuning fork
Which caused vibrations in the water and made the sound