I didn't know that the Sydney Opera House was this small...

Hey Bloggers!

Welcome back to my blog!

For the past few days we have been doing some projects on Math Week.

Some of these activities included making structures,

building a playground,

building a bridge,

and making the Sydney Opera House!

No, just joking!

Making the Sydney Opera House wasn't part of the project,

Although we kind-of did...

Anyways,

Me and my friend Mika, did a math structure that didn't move, there was another separate activity if you wanted to make a dynamic (moving) structure, we just stuck to the still one.

What do you think of our city?
do you think it's creative?
have you done something similar?

Well then,

Most of the information is in the drawing!

Soooooo!

ENJOY!

(If it's hard to read the text, it's written down below the drawing)

How did we make it?


We decided that it would be pretty cool

if we made some springs and folded

up pieces of paper, stick it in an 

interesting way, and look at it like 

buildings. We also made Cubes and

other 3D shapes to use as like decorations

or buildings. After, we scribbled (that was

mostly me) on some color with pens

and look what we made!

Being a photographer! at least trying...

We took quite a few

photos, Mika was pretending

to be one of those professional

photographers, taking photos

from all angles.

The most challenging thing doing

this was making the 3D shapes,

What is it? it's the Sydney Opera House!

In the process

of making our city

we tried to go for an

abstract style, going

for a unique shaped

building. It ended

up kind-of looking

like the Sydney Opera

House! :)

they took a LOOOONG time to 

make. I think I had lot's of fun 

doing this project

and I am sure that MIka did too.