Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Here is a picture of Thanout lake the place where the novel Lost in The Barrens starts out.
Dawson

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Sketches, :D (Tyler)

By Tyler..              B)

I looked at this website http://www.sketch.ca/ its about the Drop In Center Sketch in the book Sketches that I am reading.I looked at the Gallery and the paints, Drawings, Colorings and The Makeings are achally really good and i want you guys to take a look at this website. http://www.sketch.ca/

By: Tyler

Hurricane Hazel!! :)

On Friday, October 15th, 1954 hurricane Hazel happened. It went threw the Caribbean and ultimately land on at North Carolina on the mourning of October 15th. Hazel regained strength. The wind was going 100-150 km per hour. It dumped close to 25 centimeters of rainfall in the Toronto  are, causing massive flooding.

By: Ally!! :P

Safe as Houses-Research

I was looking through the book until I found out that there was information about the hurricane on one of the last few pages.  The wind was going 100 - 150 km per hour and it rained 25 cm. It was a huge flood! It says that over 4000 people were left homeless! Could you imagine? It also says that 112 people died in the disaster. Houses, supplies and bridges were all washed away in the flood's current. It sounds like a terrible disaster!

By Kelsay


Hurricane Hazel


On Friday October 15, 1954 a bad storm hit Weston, Ontario but Lizzie, David and Suzie didn't know they had the tail end of Hurricane Hazel.

On October 15, 1954 hurricane Hazel killed 81 people. The wind was about 110km per hour. 11.23 inches of rain with in 48 hours. Middle of Atlantic states and into Canada. Hatit high death as 1,000 people. On October 14, 1954 hurricane Hazel caused $1.5 billion in damage and killed 100 people.


Samantha 

Monday, May 28, 2012

The Weather! :O

The weather out side is similar to the weather in my book...last night I was afraid to read it because of all the scary things that are happening to the main characters Elizabeth, David and Suzie.


 Here is some updates on the Thunder Bay flood.

http://netnewsledger.com/2012/05/28/1200edt-may-28-2012-thunder-bay-flooding-update/


~ Emily :3

Friday, March 23, 2012

My Opinion

I think that Emily and Ally's structure was the most stable out of everyone else's because it
#1 The building was more stable when the mass was put on the bottom floor rather then the top because the centre of gravity was down lower and that makes things more sturdy.


#2 The centre of gravity moved to the edge of the building when the mass was moved to the top floors because the building was off balance.


#3 When we moved the mass to the edge of the building on the bottom floor it really unstable because it didn't have a wide enough base to level out the mass and keep it sturdy, but when we put it on the top floors it got more stable because the building was quite balanced through out.


#4 The changes that we could make to are building would be to put more straws on the bottom because a wider base would male it so it wouldn't tip as easily. 


~Liam 

Other Structures

In your opinion out of all the structures built which building was the most stable at each floor for both tests? Why do you think this is?

Making Connections

Sam and Bryn's Structure

Reece's Structure

Tyler and Devon's Structure

Dylan & Matt's Structure

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Kelsay and Elisha's Structure Pic







Kiara's Structure. That she made. By hand.

Questions WILL be posted later!
-Kiara.
 Emily and Ally and their AWEESOOME structure! 

David,samantha Miriam

Pic of struture

Dawsons and I response

Responses for science

1) My building was less stable when