Guinness world record breaking

This term in maths we have been learning about records and how to break them, To break most records you will need:

• A timer - to make your record official
• A measuring tape - to make your record official
• A video - to make your record official
• The objects you will need to break that record - to make a record 

Here are some pics of my class mates in action:

Phillip is jumping to beat the record

Cleo trying to put the clips together

Isaac is trying his best to balance the die (Dice)

Our record holders:

• Most paperclips put together in 30 seconds - 

          Frankie (Me) and Phillip with 12 paperclips

• Most dice stacked on back of hand in 30 seconds - 

          Elio with 5 dice

• Jumping backwards from a standing position -

         Alyzae 1.18 meters

Well done every body for your great effort!