Today we challenged ourselves to make a lightproof den.
We soon found out that to make darkness we would have to block out all the light and that light could get into the smallest gaps.
Which den do you think kept out the most light?
Today we challenged ourselves to make a lightproof den.
We soon found out that to make darkness we would have to block out all the light and that light could get into the smallest gaps.
Which den do you think kept out the most light?
I loved this lesson
It was epic and amazing. 😊
I like the word epic Daniel. It was a great lesson for me – I didn’t have to do anything apart from admire the inventiveness of my class. You’re all engineers in the making.
This is very unique and creative! I love the different ideas that were used.
-Naina’s aunt from Canada
I liked it a lot. It was fun.
Josh
A very creative lesson.
Well done everyone. I can see everyone working very hard on the experiment to block out light. Well done 3P. 😎😎😎😎
The lesson was great but mine was not light proof
Dilraaj
Yes, we found out a material has to be opaque to block out the light.
If you were going to make a light proof den again, what material would you use?
(Opaque means you can’t see light through it)
Mine was not light proof because it still had holes in it. Next time I would use cardboard.
Yours was a difficult material Joshua, I think you did a fantastic job. It’s a shame that sneaky light manages to get through even the tiniest holes.
Interesting lesson watching all of you create different ways of finding out which material was best to block out light. Well done 3P.
That was a good lesson
I had lots of fun. The cardboard and bin bag dens were the darkest.
Gurseerat
I liked the 3D shape lesson it was so fun.
GREAT EFFORT. 3P
THE CARD BOARD AND BIN BAGS BLOCKED OUT THE LIGHT.I USE FLIPCHART TO MAKE MY DEN. NEXT TIME I WILL USE CARDBOARD TO MAKE MY DEN.
A very interesting lesson.
3p