Motorcross Bike

Bumps
Air time
Finish
Stunts
Hills
Crashing


by Ian

Dirt Biking

I am Alex
I'm 9 years old
Dirt biking with my cousins
Challenging, dirty, fun
Exploring, seeing animals
Doing tricks and racing
Starting vroom vroom vroom
The crowd goes wild


by Alex

Cake

Cake is creamy in your mouth
It makes you happy and jump all around
On anniversaries, holidays and birthdays too
You make a wish
And eat the cake too
On holidays your family brings
Cake to enjoy
So you can celebrate!


by Harshita

Baking

Fun, good, yummy, spoons, bowls
Baking for parties and birthdays
Like doing it
Make cookies, cupcakes, ice-cream and cakes
Ingredients like dough
Rolling pin, pans, oven, cookie cutters
Yummy in my tummy


By Molly

My Funny Bone

I've got funny in my bone
My elbow hits the wall
It feels weird and tingly
My arm gets jelly
My fingers freeze up
And it kind of tickles
My eyes tear up
Because it really hurts
Ouch!


by 3-4 class

Magnetic Boats & Sleds - Using the Design Process

First we made a boat out of foil and Popsicle sticks. We attached paperclips to attract to the magnet. We found out that our boat would not float. We changed our design to look like a raft. We added straws underneath to make it float. Our boat held ten marbles and the magnet pulled it around the bin of water.

Ian & Sam

First we built the bottom out of Popsicle sticks and straws. The first time it didn't hold the marbles because they rolled off. We had to build sides to hold the marbles. We also put a layer of Popsicle sticks on the bottom and built a tower of paperclips to be attracted by the magnet. Our boat worked!
Alex & Tate

First we tried to attach a magnet with plasticine but it was too heavy and it tipped the boat. We tried gluing more Popsicle sticks to make a flatter base. It still did not float but it held ten marbles. We think it doesn't float because it needs a bigger base and it's too heavy.

Richclyde & Tristan

 I built a sled out of cardboard, clay, pompoms and paperclips. I attached a magnet to the front of the sled. When the magnet came close to the paperclips the sled moved up the hill. The person stayed attached to the sled. My second design I tried attaching a magnet to the back of the sled and tried to push the sled up the hill. The sled moved by repelling. I learned that same poles repel and opposite poles attract.
by Mikayla

 Our first design did not work too well because the magnet would stick to the paperclip and pull the magnet up the hill. There was too much weight in the front. For our second design we attached a second magnet to the back of the sled and we used a magnet to push the magnet up the hill. The magnets repelled each other. We tied Frankie to the sled.

by Haylee & Emilie

We made a boat out of Styrofoam. We decorated it and added a magnet strip. We put it into the water and it tipped over. Our second time we added foil, lots of paperclips, and toothpicks to hold it together. It tipped over again. We removed all the extra things and details and it floated and held ten marbles. We held the magnet and the boat floated towards it. We learned that the heavier we made the boat the more it tipped. We shouldn't add any more weight.
by Ginger & Molly

T.W.A.S.

This week at school we got a new student. He is in grade 3. His name is Sam. Mr. Petty was a guest teacher. He taught us about  magnets and we played hotseat and hangman. We finished our work on writing. I'm done my Christmas tradition and my snowman story. 

by Mikayla