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Wednesday, 25 July 2018

I wonder??? Hmmmm??? (n.o 7 topic)

What is the longest running building?
People think the oldest building is in South America. Mausoleum for fourth dynasty Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu, BUT the world's tallest man-made structure for over 238 years, until Lincoln Cathedral in 1311. The cairn is about 85 metres (280 ft) in diameter and 15 metres (50 ft) high.

Image result for lincoln cathedral
It has different names One of the common names is Lincoln Cathedral or the Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Lincoln, and sometimes St. Mary's Cathedral in Lincoln, in England. The building commenced in  1072 and continued in several phases throughout the medieval period. It was it was the longest holding building (1311-1549)  until it collapsed 

Monday, 2 July 2018

What I've been learning / Making in Metal tech

At the start of the term, 9Bu have been learning about Structures. So we identified some famous structures around the world and learned how to make a good structure. We had an option of making two different ways to make a hanging post.
1: At the top, there would be a string coming down from the top of the side beam and going down to the cross beam.
2: What I showdown below was the second option














It involved Hand saw, Ruler, Nails, Glue, Pen/pencil, Head hammer, Sandpaper, (maybe  two hooks and string)

Sunday, 1 July 2018

What I've been doing in Woodclass term two: Updated

In wood class, we were creating different types of designs.

First, we created the three pieces puzzle.
It involved 3 pieces of wood,3 different dyes, Ruler, Cutting out a little t shape on one, Cutting a big T shape in one and the other one had one in the middle. Final Product.













Second, we then created a puzzle type of game.
It involved two pieces of wood But you had to cut one into a circle, Little circle pieces, Black Marker, Ruler. Final Product.













The third thing we did was a spinning thing ( Can't think of the name though)
It involved a Smooth plane, Wood, Ruler, String, sandpaper. Final Product.










After that, we created a candle holder.
It involved 2 medium size wood, then short piece of wood ( for the middle part), Drill, Ruler, Brown oil, Water base gaze. Final Product.













Next, we created a can opener.
It involved wood,2 nails/ screws, sandbelt, and brown oil. Final Product.













Lastly, we created a birdhouse.
It involved 3 kinds of wood ( 50cm,60cm and a rectangle wood) nails, long circle rod piece, I don't know the piece in the middle name, circle hook, Gule, Ruler. Final Product.


Friday, 29 June 2018

The Animal Kingdom ( science) Part 2

List of Different types of...
True Worms: ( 24,000 species) Flatworms (12,000 species)
Image result for true wormswormImage result for tapeworm FlatwormImage result for trichinosis worms      Trichinosis

  • Body is tubular and/or made up of segment.
  • Tube-like digestive system.
  • Breathe through their skin.
Sponges: (10,000 species)
Image result for different types of sponges        Image result for CalcareaCalcarea
 Image result for Homoscleromorpha     Homoscleromorpha
  • Take in water through pores ( little holes) in their bodies from which they filter (take out) little bots of food.
Cnidarians ( 9,000 species):
Image result for MyxozoaMyxozoaImage result for Sea anemone Sea anemone
Image result for ScyphozoaTrue Scyphozoa
  • Hollow body with specialised cells (stingers) that they use for capturing prey.
  • Live in water.
Molluscs (100,000 species)
Image result for CuttlefishCuttlefishImage result for KimberellaKimberellaImage result for AplacophoraAplacophora

  • Most live in the sea.
  • Most have shells.
  • Unsegmented body.
Echinoderms (9,000 species)
Image result for BlastoideaBlastoided    Image result for Sea cucumber Sea Cucumber           rImage result for Brittle stars Brittle Stars

  • A skeleton made up of five plates.
  • Tube feet.
  • Live in the sea.
Arthropods (> 1,000,000 species) 
Image result for Centipede Centipede Image result for Millipede Millipede
Image result for Sea spider    Sea Spider
  • Jointed legs.
  • Divided into four further sub-group.
Crustaceans
Image result for Barnacle Barnacle Image result for Cladocera Cladocera (water Flea) Image result for Maxillopoda Maxillopoda
  • Most are aquatic
  • Body divided into three part.
  • Most breathe with gills.
  • Hard outer skeletons.
Myriapods
Image result for Pauropoda    Pauropoda Image result for Symphyla        Symphla Image result for Millipede Millipede and Centipede (two for one)

  • Many pairs of legs.
  • A single pair of antennae.
  • Simple eyes.
Insect
Image result for mole cricket Mole Cricket Image result for Assassin Bug Assassin Bug Image result for Snakefly Snakefly
  • Body divided into three parts.
  • Three pairs of legs and two pairs of wings.
  • One pair of antennae on head.
  • Compound eyes.
Arachnids
Image result for Harvestmen         Harvestmen     Image result for Palpigradi     Palpigradi 
Image result for Acari   Acari

  • Body Divided into two pairs.
  • Four pairs of legs and no wings.
  • No antennae.