Tuesday, 29 May 2012
taylas robot
My robot is realy helpful because it is a super hero it has wings and it has a arm that is a fire hose it also have two anntenaes one is for lisining from fare away and the uover anntenae cane shoot lasers
casey roobot
khadija and robbie
my robbot is good beause it has a jetpac
my robot is made with lots of decorations and i worked hard for it.
my robot is made with lots of decorations and i worked hard for it.
RAHA and bethany robots
I am improved with my robot becos et can pec evre wer the rubish.
My robot dlivers food becose it runs all ova
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My robot dlivers food becose it runs all ova
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INAYAH AND umar
I am proud of my robot because it is a helping robot. My robot will help you with literacy, maths and every other subject.
My robot takes people on holidays.The people need to go to place.
My robot takes people on holidays.The people need to go to place.
Annabelle and Sadate's Robot
i like the way i made my robot because i used the things i whontid.it pinches.
I CANT BELLEV I make my robot i used jet pack to fly. in the world to newcascle
I CANT BELLEV I make my robot i used jet pack to fly. in the world to newcascle
Monday, 28 May 2012
Our "Don't drop litter" Poster Competition
Ben from Enviromental Services at Newcastle City Council who gave us a very interesting talk all about what happens to our rubbish in Newcastle and how things can be recycled has set us the task of creating a poster to try to stop people dropping litter and recycling. He is going to judge the best entries.
Well done everyone, you all did your best and thought carefully about how to spread the message of why not to throw litter and how we should always recycle.
Here is the shortlisted entries:
Well done everyone, you all did your best and thought carefully about how to spread the message of why not to throw litter and how we should always recycle.
Here is the shortlisted entries:
Maddison |
Laura |
Rukhma |
Moneer |
Abbaas |
Tayla |
Eva |
Inayah |
Tanjeem |
Monday, 21 May 2012
Recycled Alien Robot Invasion!!!
Our Recycled Reused Robots
We made our robots out of old milk bottles and bottle tops. We have been learning to construct a robot using a range of model joining techniques and practising a range of model making skills using scissors, glue and sellotape.
When we were making our robots we had to think carefully about the function of our robot. What can it do? Some can fly, some recycle and some can even serve food to you!
We are Robots! |
We are busy robots! |
What we did:
• First we wrapped our bottle in foil and pierced holes on either side of the bottle.
• Next we added arms and hands, hooks or pincers and attached them to the bottle using split pins.
• Then we made a control box using foil and a flap for a compartment.
• After that we made a head using a rolled up piece of card, a bottle top and a pipe cleaner for an antennae.
• Finally we personalised our robots by adding buttons and eyes using materials such as stickers and pom poms. We made a function for our robots giving them wheels, wings and helicopter blades.
Friday, 11 May 2012
Homework Challenge! Binbusters!
Be a Bin buster
Repair, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and put litter in the bin!
It can be anything you have recycled at home or rubbish you have remembered to put in a bin. It could be that you've helped a brother to remember to put your rubbish in the bin or helped a grown up to recycle. It might even be repairing a toy, giving clothes that are too small to charity or making something out of junk materials.
What ever it is, we want to hear about it! Post your comments below!
Recycling Talk
Ben from Enviromental Services at Newcastle City Council gave us a very interesting talk all about what happens to our rubbish in Newcastle and how things can be recycled. Environmental sevices are responsible for our waste disposal, keeping our streets clean, recycling and looking after our parks. We learned loads about why we should recycle and how we should not throw litter.
Here is some interesting information we found out:
-Newcastle spends £10,000,000 a year cleaning rubbish from our streets!
-In the UK councils spend £1 billion on cleaning graffiti.
-If you are over 16 and caught throwing litter you can be fined £50 on the spot.
-Never touch medicines or drugs found on the street. always tell an adult who can phone Environmental services rapid response team to remove the dangerous item!
-Use your blue bin to recycle- "Phil the bin"
-The more we can recycle the less go to landfill sites. Landfill sites are big holes in the ground that are filled with rubbish. The rubbish as it decomposes gives off a harmful gas called methane. Methane is very bad for the environment.
We have been given a special challenge by Ben to design a poster to stop people throwing litter. The best entries will win a special prize!
Always remenber the 4 Rs:
Repair
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
For more information on recycling visit:
http://www.newcastle.gov.uk/environment/rubbish-waste-and-recycling
Here is some interesting information we found out:
-Newcastle spends £10,000,000 a year cleaning rubbish from our streets!
-In the UK councils spend £1 billion on cleaning graffiti.
-If you are over 16 and caught throwing litter you can be fined £50 on the spot.
-Never touch medicines or drugs found on the street. always tell an adult who can phone Environmental services rapid response team to remove the dangerous item!
-Use your blue bin to recycle- "Phil the bin"
-The more we can recycle the less go to landfill sites. Landfill sites are big holes in the ground that are filled with rubbish. The rubbish as it decomposes gives off a harmful gas called methane. Methane is very bad for the environment.
We have been given a special challenge by Ben to design a poster to stop people throwing litter. The best entries will win a special prize!
Always remenber the 4 Rs:
Repair
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
For more information on recycling visit:
http://www.newcastle.gov.uk/environment/rubbish-waste-and-recycling
Rubbish we found on our litter walk
We found a lot of rubbish that had been thrown in the school fence.
People should always throw their rubbish in a bin. If they can't find a bin they should take it home.
Plastic can be recycled not thrown away!
Metal cans can be recycled too!
Monday, 7 May 2012
2OB Litter Survey
20B's Litter Survey
We went on a walk around our local area looking at the different litter thrown away. We were very surprised by what we found!
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