Kia Ora
I made a paper boat, canoe and square end boat. They all float on water. Then I put stones in them to see how many stones each can take before its sinks.
The winner is the canoe!
Saturday, January 9, 2021
Float your boat
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Mōrena Mark, Kiana-Marino here from the Summer Learning journey.
ReplyDeleteWow, what awesome blog posts you have done here with the “Float your boat” activity, i am going to mark this as a standout blog post which means you will receive extra points for your awesome effort.
I am glad that you had someone help you with this activity because it means you can share the fun. 8 Stones for the canoe, that's pretty impressive! How did the making of the paper boats go, did you find it challenging to create them?
I look forward to your response, keep up the awesome mahi e hoa!
Mā te wā,
Kiana-Marino (SLJ)
Kia Ora Kiana
DeleteThank you for your comments and extra points. The Square end boat was the most difficult to make. I needed help with that.The making of the paper boats was super fun.
Ma Te Wa
Mark