We are a class of 26 Year 5 students from Richmond in the north of the South Island of New Zealand. Our school is Saint Paul's Catholic School. Mrs Bryant is our teacher. We like to share our learning with the world. We hope that you enjoy reading our blog and leaving comments about it for us.
Showing posts with label Aria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aria. Show all posts
Monday, 18 November 2013
Sunday, 15 September 2013
Wednesday, 11 September 2013
Lifting With A Pulley
First my class saw Ruby using scales with a
metal lathe plate hanging on the bottom of the scales then her face turned red.
Suddenly Mrs Bryant said, “You can put it
down now”.
Then Ruby had a turn with the pulley. Mrs
Bryant asked, “Is that easier?” Ruby replied, “Yes”.
Suddenly Mrs Bryant told me to have a go. David
Pulleys make it easier to lift things into
the air. They are useful for lifting weights and heavy things. Today in class
we were lifting a metal lathe plate with scales and a rope with a pulley to see
which one was harder to lift. We found that it was harder with the scales. To
get the lathe plate the same height as it was with the scales you need to pull
the rope two times higher. Lawson
Lifting with the pulley is a lot easier than
lifting with the scales. Because the scales just tell you the weight and the
pulley is helping you to lift what ever you’re lifting. When you’re lifting the
pulley lift it two times higher than the weight moves. Aria
Pulleys make it easier to pull things up.
You have to pull it two times higher. Jonty
Saturday, 6 July 2013
Monday, 10 June 2013
Garden Fundraiser Meal
On Friday we had a fundraising lunch to raise money for a small and poor school in Vanuatu. We grew some of the food ourselves! We grew HUGE cauliflower and broccoli!
Here are some of the things we ate: grated carrots, pesto, wraps, hummus, broccoli stalks, stir fry, cauliflower cake, apples, fejoas , bread chips, onion dip and heaps more. Making the lunch was lots of fun, and it was worth spending our time preparing it because it was very tasty.
Monday, 20 May 2013
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