Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 October 2020

Building a Super Seesaw

 Building a Super Seesaw

Today I built a Super Seesaw.


      Here are the Materials

  1. Kitchen roll inner tube

  2. String

  3. Blue Tack

  4. Long-handled spoon

  5. Your projectile of choice


Video





Today's activity was really easy to make and worked really easy too. I also had fun working on this activity because it was really hard to make it into something.




Tuesday, 6 October 2020

Building a Sundial

 Making a Sundial 

Today I built a very ancient item, the item I built was a Sundial 


A sundial is a device that is used to tell time by the positioning of the sun. This happens when the sun is shining and is hitting the sundial which casts a shadow and the shadow will indicate the time it is by pointing to the number.


Sundial


Sundials: Where Time Began - Farmers' Almanac     



Materials

  1. Card

  2. Pencil 

  3. Blue tack

  4. String 

  5. Scissors 

  6. Tape

  7. Ruler 



Video


Today’s experiment was really easy to make but has a very interesting background. I really enjoyed making today's experiment and it turned out great.

Wednesday, 30 September 2020

Building a Column

 Activity - Build a Column


Today I watched a video by Nanogirl on how to build your very own Column. 

A Column is a pillar that stands up to support a structure. 


      Metiral:

  1. Cardboard

  2. Ruler

  3. Pencil 

  4. Tape

  5. Scissors 

  6. 3 x sheets of paper

  7. Small and heavy item


 How to make




What happened 



Final Product



During this experiment I felt good because I got to make something new and one of the Columns that I made did not fail.  Today's experiment was very interesting and fun. 


Tuesday, 29 September 2020

Building a Xylophone

 Activity - Build a Xylophone


Today my activity was to build my very own Xylophone.

A Xylophone is a musical instrument that is built out of wood. The instrument plays when a person is stroking the keys of the instrument with a stick figured object. 


       Materials:

  1. Glass or jug

  2. Water

  3. Pencil

  4. 5 x A4 paper

  5. Tape 

  6. Scissors 


How to make a Xylophone:



Final product





After making my Xylophone I tested it out and was a big success, the paper Xylophone was making different sounds.

This experiment wasn't too hard to make but took a long time due to the huge amount of retakes on the making of the clip. I really enjoyed making the paper Xylophone and was really surprised at how it came out.