Technology work

By Anonymous -
For the past few weeks we have been in different spaces for technology. Manukau have been in the blue space and the green space while Hauraki and Waitemata have been in the yellow space, blue space and the green space. Why we are doing this is because we have been learning about technology. Manukau (yellow space) is doing electrical circuits, What we had to do in the electrical circuits is making the hardest creations of making a light turn on and off just like a light bulb. Mr Riceman wanted us to be challenged by this. In the green space (Waitemata) had a challenge and it was called a marble challenge. What we had to do for the marble challenge was we had to build a bridge or something to keep the marble away from the table. ( we had to do this in groups of three ) But it could not be lower then the table. I think I failed the marble challenge. And last but not least the blue space! (Hoaraki) This was my favourite technology project of them all! We had to make a geoboard! Something that was hard for me was hammering the nails into the gioboard because they kept on going side wards and uneven. Nothing was rather easy for me because they were WAY to hard!!!








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