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Students of Yen Son Primary School (Luc Nam) win second prize at "Children's Ideas" playground
BAC GIANG - The Ministry of Education and Training and Honda Vietnam Company have just coordinated to organize the final round and award the prize of the "Children's Ideas" playground for the 2024-2025 school year for primary school students nationwide.
After 4 months of launching (from December 2024), the Organizing Committee received more than 590,000 drawings expressing students' ideas. 30 excellent works were selected for the final round.
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Duong Thao Nguyen and Vu Duong Tra My present their idea. |
At the final, the children turned their drawings into models and explained their ideas, shared new perspectives and demonstrated their rich imagination.
In the end, the Organizing Committee awarded 4 Special Prizes, 6 First Prizes, 8 Second Prizes and 12 Third Prizes. Students Duong Thao Nguyen (class 4A) and Vu Duong Tra My (class 4B) in Yen Son Primary School of Luc Nam district (Bac Giang province) won second prize with the idea "Anger suction and collection machine to generate electricity".
The children used foam, clay, cardboard and many other recycled materials to create a system to collect human emotions. The machine was structured like a vacuum cleaner, equipped with heat and sound sensors to detect signs of anger through screaming, body temperature and heart rate among others.
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The model of anger suction and collection machine to generate electricity. |
When anger is detected, the system will absorb and convert negative energy into electricity, then store it in a smart battery or transmit it to the home or school power grid.
After 15 years of implementation, the "Children's Ideas" playground has attracted more than 5.5 million ideas from children nationwide, contributing to creating an environment for life skills education and inspiring the passion for creativity for the young generation.
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