Maths-Geometry

Maths

The other day at Maths. We went onto Mathigon, and I learnt about rotate, flip and slide by 90, 180, 270, 360 degrees to create some interesting things like...

*DRAMATIC DRUM ROLL*

This!

This is my friend, Sirhatsalot. He got his name because his hat, you see, was a spear piece when I created him. This is what he turned out to be, and this is what he was meant to be... (I still like him the way he is, though!)

This is Mr. Nohat. He has no hat. And his chest is bigger.

GOAL! DOUBLE GOAL!! HAT TRICK!!! Ahh.. forget I said that. This is Kickman High. Very good soccer player.

Now, the moment you've all been waiting for... 

DA BUM!

Yep. Its the Washington Monument. Or, as I call em, Washy.

 

 

 

 Sailing on Lake Rua

Yesterday, we wen't Sailing at lake Rua. While we were there, we learn't how to rig a boat and sail one. We had lunch and then went on the lake. There wasn't much wind at first, but then it picked up and the sailing was much better. Then we wen't home.

We should have our own individual desks.

We should have our own individual desks.

Nowadays, classrooms can be pigstyes. Kids losing things 24/7, books strune out all over the place, kids searching for their pencil-cases, makes you wish for the good old days, when they had desks. Wait… good old days? Desks? Why can’t that be now! Blue Spot, which is a company that provides workspace furniture, says it ‘Promotes independence’ and that ‘Creating a workspace is the child's own space, and can help them figure out problems.’ If we had our own individual desks we might not lose our stuff as much, because we would work at the desk all the time, and keep everything at that place.

This is my argument for why we should have desks. It sounds like and ad, but i'm proud of it. Whats your opinion?