šŸ… SPORTS CAMP CEREBRATIONšŸ…

Hey everyone! So today was a pretty exciting dayā€”we finally got our medals from sports camp, and honestly, Iā€™ve been waiting for this since we got back last term. For those who donā€™t know, we went to this sports camp at the YMCA, and it was packed with non-stop action, competition, and so much fun. The whole vibe there was amazingā€”everyone was pumped, and it felt like every day was an adventure. From the moment we arrived at the camp, it was all about teamwork, sportsmanship, and pushing ourselves to do our best.

Fast forward to today, we had this little ceremony at school where the teachers handed out the medals for the different games we / I competed in. I was honestly a little nervous but mostly excited because I felt like I really gave it my all during camp. So, when they called my name, I wasĀ  scared but happyĀ  to go up and collect my medals. I ended up getting two medals, which was awesomeā€”a silver for Hungerball and a bronze for Tug of War.

Let me start with Hungerball because that wasĀ  my favorite game. If you havenā€™t heard of it, itā€™s kind of like a mix between soccer and dodgeball, but way more intense. Youā€™re basically in this enclosed space, and youā€™ve got to defend your goal while trying to score against other players. Itā€™s fast, competitive, and just a ton of fun. Honestly, Hungerball was the easiest game for me at camp, mostly because Iā€™ve played it a lot before. I felt like I had a strategy going in, and I knew how to defend my goal without getting too overwhelmed. So when I found out I got the silver medal for it, I wasnā€™t too happyĀ  but definitely proud. It was cool to see all that practice pay off, and I think Iā€™ll always remember how much fun that game was.

Now, Tug of War was a whole different experience. Tug of War is exactly what it sounds likeā€”a battle of strength and teamwork. Youā€™re basically just pulling with all your might, trying to drag the other team over the line. It sounds simple, but in the moment, itā€™s way more challenging than youā€™d think. Our team had to dig deep, and there were moments where I thought we were done for because the other team was pulling so hard. And let me tell you, the rope was no joke. After a while, my hands were seriously hurting from gripping it so tightly. The friction, the weightā€”it all just added up. By the end, my hands felt raw and sore, but I didnā€™t want to give up. Even though we didnā€™t win first place, getting that bronze medal still felt like an achievement, considering how hard we fought.

Honestly, even though my hands were sore for a while after, Iā€™m really glad I took part in Tug of War. It was one of those games that really pushed me out of my comfort zone. The teamwork aspect made it worth it, and itā€™s something I wonā€™t forget anytime soon.

At the end of the day, getting these medals was such a great reminder of how much fun we had at camp. The whole experience wasnā€™t just about winning, but also about working together, learning new skills, and making memories. I think Iā€™ll look back on that week at the YMCA as one of the best times ever. The medals are just the icing on the cakeā€”a little something to remember all the hard work and fun we had. Sports camp was a blast, and Iā€™d do it all over again in a heartbeat.

I RECOMMEND SPORTS CAMP why? because IT WAS REALLY FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THANK YOU GUY FOR YOU’RE TIME BYEEEEE

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Hello, world! Yesterday, we built a robotic hand using simple materials like cardboard (or a tissue box), tape, straws, and string. It was a super fun project, and even though it got a little messy, it actually worked!

Hereā€™s how we did it:

  1. Drawing the Hand: First, we drew the shape of a hand on a piece of cardboard. We made sure it looked like a real hand, with all five fingers and a palm. If you want, you could trace your own hand to make sure the size is just right!
  2. Cutting the Shape: After we drew the hand, we carefully cut out the hand shape from the cardboard. This would be the base for our robotic hand. Itā€™s a good idea to use strong cardboard, so it holds up well when the fingers move.
  3. Adding the Straw “Joints”: We then cut some plastic straws into small pieces, about 1 inch long, although you can adjust this depending on the size of your cardboard hand. These straw pieces would act like the “bones” of the fingers. After that, we taped the straw pieces onto the cardboard fingers, leaving small gaps between each one to represent the finger joints.
  4. Threading the Strings: Hereā€™s where the magic happens! We threaded pieces of string through the straw sections. Each string represented a finger tendon. When you pull on the string, it makes the corresponding finger bend, just like in a real hand. To make sure the strings didnā€™t slip out, we taped the ends of the strings to the cardboard fingertips.
  5. Making it Move: Once all the strings were in place, we tested our robotic hand. By pulling on the strings, we could make the fingers bend and straighten. It was so cool seeing the fingers move in response to us pulling the strings!

Overall, it was a super fun project, and we learned a lot about how hands work by trying to build our own. We also learned that even messy projects can be a success if you give it a try! Thanks for reading about our robotic hand adventure!

MADE BY THE : Dynamics Team

THINGS WE UESED TAPE ,CARDBOARD ,STRAWSĀ  AND STRINGS

 

 

Civil Engineering

Hello Guys , so today my class did this small project , in that project we make a stable and tall building with big blocks and this circle thing . we made / me and my group . We first made a tall structure but my team said that it was not stable then we made a other oneĀ  but it fell instantly then we made other one but the this boy ha to kick it down . The last on was stable but it wasn’t tall but we had ran out of time . By the way it looked like a skibidi toilet / VERY SKIBIDIšŸ˜†/ so are structure. worked but it was to short . SO BYEEEEEšŸ©µšŸ’œāœŒ < What i think we could have in proved / We could have made it taller my putting the blocks on took and not next to > ( I IN JOYED THE EXPERIENCE)Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā PIC šŸ‘‡šŸ‘‡šŸ‘‡

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STEM Launch

  1. Give your experiment an interesting TitleĀ  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā  Ā Ā  Survival of Jerry/ the egg.
  2. The aim of the experimentĀ  For the egg not to crack
  3. The resources usedĀ  Ā Tape , scissorsĀ  , cotton , this soft pad thing , news paper , string , plastic bagĀ  and card bored
  4. Method Step one Step two . Step oneĀ  We named the egg jerry šŸ™‚ Cut the card bored together and make a cup Step two just put the cotton/pad together then tape it all together . BY THE WAY we got the ideas from cocomelon
  5. Stem considerations taken egg to land softly . air resistance, We made a parachute so it could slowly go down,
  6. Result/outcomeĀ  IT did not go slowly down But Jerry the egg survived :>
  7. Evaluation what would you do different next time.Ā  I would do the same šŸ™‚