Year 7 students were given an extended project challenge: to complete a cross curricular extended homework project linking Science with Art. The task was to create a 3D model of an animal or plant cell. They could work by themselves, in a pair or trio and had 2 weeks to complete the task.
Year 7 students were given an extended project challenge: to complete a cross curricular extended homework project linking Science with Art. The task was to create a 3D model of an animal or plant cell. They could work by themselves, in a pair or trio and had 2 weeks to complete the task.
Year 7 Science project - 3D models of animal and plant cells Year 7 students were given an extended project challenge: to complete a cross curricular extended homework project linking Science with Art. The task was to create a 3D model of an animal or plant cell. They could work by themselves, in a pair or trio and had 2 weeks to complete the task.
Year 7 students were given an extended project challenge: to complete a cross curricular extended homework project linking Science with Art. The task was to create a 3D model of an animal or plant cell. They could work by themselves, in a pair or trio and had 2 weeks to complete the task.
Their models needed to show the key structures of the cell and include labels and/or descriptions about what the structures do.
The students were very ambitious and rose to the challenge of producing some very creative cells. They carried out research and put in a lot of effort to be creative.
Well done to the following winners: 1st place – Vicky Kim; 2nd place – Zsanna Zsiman-Lebovics; 3rd place – Anna Csenke and Ella Ronaszeki. The most creative model goes to Marco Pricopi.
Runners up were Anan Zhao, Kitty Magyari, Gordey Muratov, and David Bartos.
Well done Year 7 for showing your academic excellence and creative spirit.
Miss Nikki Uhure
Biology Teacher
Next week is Earth Week and as part of Earth Week we will be holding our Sustainable Spring Uniform Sale.
After spring break, our kitchen staff returned with renewed vigour and energy. Our Chef treats our students to something new almost every week! This week, our vegetarian menu includes mushroom and cheese toast with roasted vegetables and béchamel sauce.
After another whirlwind of co-curricular activity in Term 2, I would like to thank everyone for their involvement in another very successful CCA programme. It was an absolute blast!
The British International School Budapest
1037 Budapest
Kiscelli köz 17
Hungary
