On monday there was a immerion assembly when we went to the hall and when all of as sat downwe saw mr Burt did a reilly funny dance and we all had to get up and dance miss nua was calling him Beyonce Burt then it was team 1 on one Night missdwyer was all ridley for bed but who new that miss had a ps4 we'll miss squire was all ready for bed and miss dwyer fell asleep at 12:o'clock miss dwyer alarm went off at 6 and up misssquire was up she up and did some Stretching well miss squire and got on her bike rides to school at miss dwyer want to school late time for team 2 miss gaston was playing with her kid she was playing netball and miss moran was want for a runmissmoran even saw same shep and when she got home miss moran got some heafey foodout started eating and then miss moran was with mr moran they were doing a dance and then team 3 they were doing some exercise but it was all fake it was so funny at last it was team 5 they were doing some te che mr wiseman was so funny we all had to get up and dance again it was so fun
About one thousand years before Jesus was born, jites are invented in China that can lift a man off the ground. About 900 years later the English king was the first person who tried to fly using wings. He jumped off a tall church and died. About 500 years ago, Leonardo da Vinci, the Italian scientist, inventor and artist, drew many designs for flying machines. Around 1700 de Gusmao designs an airship. He flies it for the King of Portugal. In 1843, George Cayley found the four forces of flight lift drag weight and thrust. Sixty years later the Wright brothers made the first successful flight in a flying machine. In 1930 Frank Whittle, a British inventor, designed the first turbojet engine. Fast-forward 40 years New Zealander, Glenn Martin, invented his jetpack. It is a small flying device for one person. Around the same time the first flying car was invented.