My Mom has a migraine right now so she let me make this post about the project that I did from the Gifted Program that I am in. In my class, there are two of us who are in the Gifted program and we always have fun when we go there on Thursday. I love it because get to do things that our other classmates doesn't do in our regular classroom just like these projects.
Our teacher in the Gifted class gave us the tin can robot kit and we brought one can to build our robot.
I name my robot Crush Crush and my friend named hers Cherrie Cherry because she brought a cherry can. Crush crush can walk. We put battery in it so it can operate when you turn the switch on. My Mom recorded a video when I was letting this walk, she said that she will update it when she feel better later. Thanks Mom!
Another project that we did is this 55-pieces 3D puzzle foam kit that we assembled into the subject that we chose. Before we made this, we did a research and made a short report about it, the history and other important facts.
Mine is the Empire State Building and my friend's was the Statue of Liberty. Building this project is fun but tricky. I tore up a couple of pieces because they were hard to insert into the holes but I hot glued them back when I brought it at home.
Based from what I read, The Empire State Building has been named one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Wow! Thank you for sharing this, Rylie. I hope your mom feels better. You are one gifted little girl. Who knows one day, I'd see you holding a very important role in this world. I would be proud to have one day commented on a post you made. :)
ReplyDeleteWow!not only Ms. Burrito has the beauty Mommy Rose but also the brain :-) What a beautiful project that is :-) What a brilliant idea :-) The Empire State is what our State nickname is :-) Oh how I wish that I can visit the city one day :-)
ReplyDeleteOh wow, cute! My daughter would enjoy building her own robot. PS: Great name.
ReplyDeletethis is very interesting robot, recyclable one and indeed very useful for kids.
ReplyDeletewow..way to go baby J...its good to know that some of your school activity is like this. it teach student how to be resourceful and at the same time you learn things in real world. Good job Burrito!
ReplyDeleteGreat post Rylie.. That Tin can Robot is awesome.
ReplyDeleteWow so creative and resourceful of you to perform such a wonderful project. Your way to become an architect or engineer.Well done Burrito!
ReplyDeleteA robot fun !
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