Super Kites

A super kite is a kite which is bigger or more fancy than a normal kite.

Some of them are shaped like teddy bears, some of them are bigger than a whale. And that is big!!

Super kites are all different colours and are made of different materials like a parachute!

 

Super kites can pull along kite buggies with people on them – this is a sport which can be fast and dangerous.

People take their super kites to festivals and competitions and they get bigger and better every year!

By Ebony and Miss Dale

Countryside 999

Navy air ambulance, they rescued 10 people from an avalanche.

Next on Countryside 999, the police have to try and investigate a break in. They ask 12 people about the break in to see if they can get clues. Only one person knows about the break in, the police were in the house and the person who committed the crime went away, after the first break in he police put the person in jail who had committed the crime.

Next on Countryside 999, the Firemen had to put out a house on fire. The fire man went into the burning building and he did a fireman’s lift because there were a male and a female in the burning house.

Lastly on Countryside 999, a cat was stuck up a tree and the person phoned the fire brigade and they said ”We will be there as fast as we can.” Finaly the cat was out of the tree and back home.

 

By James Primary 1

MARCONI AND ALEXANDER

Alexander

Alexander was a famous inventor he made telephones he was born on march the 3rd 1843 and he died on august the 2nd 1922. He did not get his middle name until his 11th birthday his dad gave his middle name to him as his birthday present. When he was 23 his family moved to Canada.  Alexander wanted to make a kite large enough to carry a man he was a famous inventor.

Marconi

Marconi used kites that were twice the size of a man to help with his radio signals. His kites are made of heavy cotton cloth.

by kaylan p3

Art today

We have art every week on a wedensday  with miss starki today we did painting and blending colours. First we got a bit of a4 paper and done our plans we then got different kinds of flowers that were printed out of the printer and we got to choose the one we would like to draw and then paint. I picked a nice blue one. Then miss starki gave us a big bit of paper and you had to pick which number of flowers you would like to have on your picture out of 1 or 2 I picked one big one in the middle of my paper. And then once you had finished drawing your flower you had to paint them. The people who were doing blue had to put light blue on first then you had to put on dark blue and finnaly you blend them together next week we will do the pollen bit of the flower and maybe even leaves!

By kaylan 29.4.2015

How kites fly

if you fly a kite in the wind it will fly. if there is no wind the kike will not fl

 

 

Aidan     p1y

How To Fly A Kite

1  it has to be windy but not to windy.

2 don’t fly a Kite near trees.

3   you need to hold the kites string.

by James p1

super kites

super kites  come in very fast because of the wind the wind brings it in fast.

super kites are fast to go it needs to be very very  windy.

and the wind brings kite away.

the wind needs to be strong for the kite.

super kites are not water proof.

 

How a kite flies

Put the kite facing the wind. Pulling the kite turning from side to side. On a day that does not have much wind you can still  find some wind. Some time its hard to get a kite down!  You have to be in a place where it is windy.

by Sarah-Jane

 

How A Kit Flies

In order to fly a kite probably kits need to have enough lift to over come gravity and drag. Keeping the wright tension on the line is importing too. The line should     Flying a kite is great fun on a windy day. It’s also very relaxing. So ditch those video games, get off the couch, and read the following directions to get you on your way to kite flying with the best of them. Light and medium winds (think 6-15 mph) will serve best the Delta, Diamond, and Dragon shapes. If the wind is strong, however (8-25 mph), use a Box or stickles Para foil kite to maintain flight easily.

If there are leaves on the ground and they’re being tossed around gently, that’s perfect. 5–25 mph (8.0–40.2 km/h) is the range you’re looking for. Take out a flag or a windsock and test what it does before you spend your afternoon possibly disappointed.[1]Only fly in safe conditions — that means no rain or lightning. There’s actually electricity in clouds that is attracted to wet kite lines. Ben Franklin was one foolish kite flier Trees may seem harmless, but the fewer the better. They’ve been known to eat a few kites in their time.

Flying a kite is much, much easier with two people — and it stays fun longer.

Step 1

The kite should be facing you with your back to the wind. If the wind is behind the kite, it will fall.

Step 2

Have your partner back away from you this distance, with a bit of give. Make sure there are no obstacles near where the kite will set off from.

Step 3

You may want to wait for a gust of wind for the initial take-off. You should pull on the string to provide a bit of tension and launch your kite into the air.

Step 4

Suppose that you are the “Flier” and the other person holding the kite is the “Launcher.”Arrange yourselves so that the wind is blowing from the Flier to the Launcher

 

fantastic flyers

kites have a lot of power to fly and it has to build up altitude .to fly at amazing speeds across the sky now you have control of the kite now you can do amazing tricks. ( Safety alert you need to wear gloves or you will have string burn) the string has a big impact wear you put the string  is vital  for flying your kite Do not  fly a kite in a thunder storm  or you will be electrocuted now. There are many kite festivals across the globe to go to like Spain . Spain has one in Mallorca has one every year.

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