Researching

Word:	Meaning:	Function:
Fuselage	Fuselage is the main body part of an airplane.	A fuselage is a structural body not intended to generate lift
Horizontal	parallel to the plane of the horizon at right angles to the vertical.	a horizontal translation is a transformation which results in a graph that is equivalent to shifting the base graph left or right
Vertical stabilizer	The tail fin of an aircraft.
Winglet (fin)	The winglet fin is a little fin	To steer the moving object.
Wing	The upper left and right sides of a bird that makes it fly.	It’s a body part on the upward left and right side that helps birds fly.
Rudder	An application of a rudder in steering a boat, ship, or aircraft.
Aileron	A surface in the trailing edge of an aeroplane wing
Elevator	An elevator is something to use for going upper building and going down the building	To transport people up and down buildings.
Nose	Nose is part of a body part.	The nose breath air inside and to our lungs.
Leading edge	The foremost edge of an aerofoil, especially a wing or propeller blade
Trailing edge	The rear edge of the wing
Lift	To hold up something.
Gravity	The force that attracts a body towards the centre of the earth.
Thrust	To push with force or shove.
Drag	To pull something to you.
Distance	Distance means how far something is or how far you can throw something.
Length	Length is how long something is or can be.
Wingspan	Wingspan is something that is being used to fly an aeroplane.	It helps you control the plane
Wing area	The wing area is the area of the wing surface.

Weight

Weight is how much something weighs.

Origami

Origami is a type of Japanese folding paper that makes decorations, shapes, and figures.

Origami, the ancient art of paper folding, has applications in the modern-day classroom for teaching geometry,

 

LI:To research

This week we had to research meaning and functions of 23 different words that suppose to give us a clue of what were going to be learning for the rest of the term. We had to complete this task in a group of three, we had to make a table that has three coulombs for the words meanings and functions. Some of the words don't have a function so the blank spaces means the word as no function. At the end we had to guess what we think were going to be learning for the rest of the term. The last guess was right, the guess was making a plane out of paper.