Technology rotation

Hello blogging world. Three weeks ago each class in the Te Waka Ako had to do a technology rotation every Friday. My first class rotation was in the blue space and we had to do a Geo board which is like board where you can make shapes out of it. First we had to go to groups of four and we had to take turns using a saw to cut the wood which is the base of the board. Then we had to use a permanent marker to draw a dot to where we are going to hammer the nails. After that we had to hammer the nails into the board, once we finished hammering the nails we had to use it to make the shapes using rubber bands. Our second rotation that my class had to go to was the green space and we had to do a technology challenge. We had to go into groups of 3 to 5 and our whole group had to sit somewhere in the room as our teacher handed use the materials we had to use. The point of the challenge is that we had to sit on a table and we had to use our materials to make like a bridge in the end of our table and we had to make the bridge strong enough to hold a marble. My classes last rotation was in the yellow space and we had gather around in a circle and our teacher gave a use a battery and this small light that isn't lighting up. But our class found out that if you connect the lines of the small light onto the battery the light lights up. Then our teacher asked us to make a electric circuit using materials like paper clips and tinfoil and we also had to do make a switch to turn the light on and off. When I finished my circuit I managed to make the light go on and make a switch but I didn't make my object long enough but I think I did a good job.

                                                               Here are some photos