Friday, 8 May 2020
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What a great challenge Tristan. I love building with Lego, you can do some amazing things with it. Did you get this idea from the TV show "Lego Master Builders"? I watched this show as well its one of my favourites. I loved the Starwars one last night did you see this?
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic Lego bridge you have built. I can't believe it could hold 15kg of weight, thats impressive!
Was 15kg the maximum weight you tried, or did you try something heavier? I wonder what the heaviest weight the bridge could hold would be before it broke?
Sarah
Hi Tristan,
ReplyDeleteI was very impressed with the detail in your slideshow. It was helpful to have the photos with the writing. Next time you could tell us what you enjoyed about the STEM challenge. Did you put any more weights on the bridge and did it collapse?
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