LEGO CHALLENGE 6: Fan Lego

Todays Library Lego @ Lunch Challenge:

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Today’s competitors were few- but here is what they made!

 

Minecraft house and guy by Libby

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Star Wars Tie Fighter by Gabriel

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Doctor Who’s Tardis by Maia and Olivia

Books by Sandra and Grace

 

Today- You ALL WIN!!!

Update—

Mr. Cheung’s entire class came in to do this challenge- here’s what they came up with:

NOVEMBER LEGO CHALLENGE: Day 4

For something different, today, YOU get to vote on our Lego Challenge winners! See details at the end.

Today’s Lego @ Lunch challenge:

Library Lego Challenge-4

Viewer, beware. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder…

For instance: 

Horse riding 2 dragons (!) By Joshua Chen

Horse riding 2 dragons (!)
By Joshua Chen

Here are some Remembrance Day themed responses:

Poppies by Evanie, Adeline and Grace

Poppies by Evanie, Adeline and Grace

In Flander's Field By Liam and Aaron

In Flander’s Field
By Liam and Aaron

Some nature-inspired pieces:

Tree in a Wasteland By Darian and Gabriel

Tree in a Wasteland
By Darian and Gabriel

And some more interesting interpretations of beauty:

Rainbow Unicorn By Priscilla and Elisha

Rainbow Unicorn
By Priscilla and Elisha

Paradise  By

Paradise
By Myles and Felix

It’s so hard to choose the winners today, so I think I will ask you to vote! Please comment below before Monday with the Lego creation that you feel most creatively interprets the theme of ‘Beauty’.

Winner will be announced Tuesday!

 

NOVEMBER LEGO CHALLENGE- Day 3

Today’s Lego at Lunch challenge:

Lego @ Lunch Day 3 Challenge

Lego @ Lunch Day 3 Challenge

Here are the creations from the Individual category:

The Amazing Truck: Carlin, Grade 6

 

The Battle Pick-up Truck- Gabriel

 

The Cement Stirring Truck- closed position- by Josh L, Grade 6

The Cement Stirring Truck- open position- Josh L, Grade

Here are our group submissions:

The techno truck by Fhyl and Jonathan, Grade 6.

“Pickup failure” by Aaron and Liam, Grade 6

Truck Monster by Grace and Priscilla, Grade 6

The Animobile, complete with Dolphin launcher by Felix and Myles

The Happy Medieval Truck by Maia, Olivia and Libby- another happy creation

The Truck smasher complete with rocket launcher by Isaac and Jadon

Everyone did such a great job- very impressive!

Individual category winner:  Josh’s Cement Stirring Truck

Group category winners: the Animobile by Felix and Myles

Congratulations!

If you participate in most Lego challenges, chances are, you will be invited to participate in our Lego Mindstorms day…just sayin’!

See you on Thursday for our next challenge!

A late entry and honourable mention…

The Jesus Truck…because Jesus is the toughest of all

The Jesus Truck by Evanie, Esther, Karis and Adeline

The Jesus Truck by Evanie, Esther, Karis and Adeline

 

NOVEMBER PHOTO CONTEST

Take a picture of an animal reading and email it to Mrs. Osborne at josborne@myrcs.ca for your chance to win!

If you don’t have a pet, you can use…a bug, a stuffie, a worm, your friend’s pet, your friend dressed up as a unicorn….be creative!

Contest closes Nov. 30th.  All submissions will be posted in the library and right here on this blog!

 

Pets caught reading! McLibrary photo contest

Pets caught reading! McLibrary photo contest

 

October Mystery finally solved!!!

 

Once upon a crime… What happened???

All of October, students were working hard reading books, participating in library contests and doing tasks around the library to achieve clues to solve the mystery around the body outline that we found in the library.  After a month of hard work, Evanie was the first to get the correct answer, followed by Ted and Eunice.  Pop into the library to receive your prize!

Here’s what really happened:

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Mr. Cheung snuck into the library after school because he wanted to play the new Fart card game Mrs. Osborne bought for the library.  He kept the lights off and started looking everywhere for the new game. Just at that moment, a faithful library monitor happened to walk by the library. The library monitor looked in the window, saw all the lights off, and noticed a suspicious figure lurking around inside! Since the library monitor was on the Library Ninja League (the library helpers dedicated to the safety and security of the library), the library monitor snuck into the library, grabbed a huge book from the return bin, snuck up behind the suspicious man, and smacked him over the head with the huge book. Mr. Cheung was instantly knocked unconscious.  The library monitor, realizing that the suspicious figure was not, in fact, a thief or criminal, but Mr. Cheung (!), ran out of the school before anyone could see the terrible thing she had done.

And that’s what happened!

Thanks to all who participated…stay tuned for the November reading contest!

NOVEMBER LEGO CHALLENGE- DAY 2

Today’s Library Lego at Lunch design challenge:

Challenge 2

 

Here are the individual submissions:

Burger and Fries by Liam

 

Apple by Yemill

 

 

Here are our group submissions:

Sushi complete with roles, wasabi, chopsticks, green tea and ginger by Evanie, Grace, Faith and Esther

Food platter by Elisha and Priscilla

Food platter by Elisha and Priscilla

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Bacon and Eggs by Felix and Myles

 

Happy Food (Salad & Dressing, drink, McDonald's fries and...a Candy Cane) by Olivia, Maia and Libby

Happy Food (Salad & Dressing, drink, McDonald’s fries and…a Candy Cane) by Olivia, Maia and Libby

American Junk Food with Burgers and Fries and a literal plate of junk by Gabriel, Darian and Aaron

American Junk Food with Burgers and Fries and a literal plate of junk by Gabriel, Darian and Aaron

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A Half-Eaten Corn dog (complete with crumbs!) by Josh and Eli

A Cannibal Plate by Hagan and Matthew

 

All of the entries this time were especially creative and impressive… but we had to pick a winner.  If it wasn’t you-  you have lots more chances (and who knows? Maybe you will get invited to the Lego Mindstorms afternoon even so!)

Individual category winner:  Liam’s Burger and Fries

Group category: Sushi girls