TRUMP+Challenges!

Hi, this is Sabrina! The Trump Challenge that I have completed is to play a musical instrument for a month.
===As most people know I play the piano and I am at Grade 6. However I also play the flute and guitar at the Wellington Music Centre at EBIS. ===

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====​Hi, it's Marran!!! For one of my Trump Challenges I am doing. You have $10,000 to invest - Research the options and present where you would invest your money and the rattionale behind you decisions. The ways I will be investing is by:====

And transfering NZD to USD**.**
====My investments will be for 6 months and I will see how much money I haved made by the end of it. I will be starting my investments on Thrusday the 1st of April and ending on Thrusday the 30th of September====

NZD is New Zealand Dollars and USD is United States Dollars
Hey it's Helena! For my first Trump Challenge I did a project on Anna Pavlova a famous Russian ballet dancer. I found out lots of information about her, sorted it into groups and designed a poster including all the information, pictures and a couple of facts. Here is a photo of my finished presentation!!

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 * Hi its me Olive! For one of my Trump Challenges I am going to be a share holder for the Rolltop, (not really.) I will have $10,000 to invest - I will research the options and present where i would invest my money!!** Here is a youtube video of the Rolltop (product) [|"Roll Laptop"] ======

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=__The Go-Kart made and designed by Fraser and Jack.__=

Two weekends ago we started to plan and design a go-kart. We had a few books with plans which gave us a rough idea as to what materials we were going to need and how it was going to work e.g brakes and steering. First Fraser phoned the local landfill to see if they had any parts. They said that they had two perfect sets of wheels. One of the pairs of wheels you could blow up, they were in pretty rough condition but we could probably still use them and the other pair were metal with plastic rims. We asked Jack's dad if he could take us to the landfill and he said yes, so off we went to the landfill...

All together we spent $15.00 on wheels,wood, nuts, bolts and a seat! We had to cut the axle for the back wheels in half because it wasn't long enough.

We used a long piece of wood for the body but it was too floppy so we screwed a narrower, thicker piece of wood underneath. We attached the front wheels to a piece of wood which we then bolted to the body so we could steer it. The two rear axles we put into each end of a piece of fence post. Then we attached the wood to the body so it couldn't move and screwed the seat to rear of the body and tied some rope to each side of the front axle.

The first time we tried it one of the rear wheels exploded so we had to get a new set of wheels, which were in much better condition!

We are hoping to have a Seatoun go-kart race and display the go-karts that the Seatoun school students have made!!!!!

If you would like to watch some video footage of go-karts click here [|Go-Kart jumps and crashes]

Here are some pictures of us making the go-kart: