In Science K4 we investigated spoons. They are like mirrors. The front of the spoon is concave and the back is convex.
We drew ourselves upside down looking at the front of the spoon. Have a look at the pics!
BUILDING A BALLOON ROCKET
In K5 Science we have built a balloon rocket. We’ve had so much fun! Here are the instructions:
-Thread one end of the string through the straw
-Tie each end of the string between two solid supports such as a chair, table leg or door knob, making sure it is strung tightly.
-Blow up the balloon but do not tie it.
-Holding the opening of the balloon closed with your fingers, tape one side of the balloon to the straw so that it hangs horizontally below the string.
-Get ready for launch and let the end of the balloon go. Watch as the air escapes and sends your balloon rocketing across the string track!
READY STEADY GO,
SCIENCE FOR KIDS:LEARNING ABOUT PANDA BEARS
MIXING OIL AND WATER
HALLOWEEN
This week in K3 we have been learning and singing spooky Halloween songs.
This one is our favourite:
–Spooky spooky–
Have a look at the pictures and these are all the other songs:
–Too spooky for me
–Knock knock trick or treat
Vocabulary:
ghost, monster, vampire, skeleton, pumpkin…….
IT’S STORY TIME: The very hungry caterpillar by Eric Carle
Today in our Science class we’ve listened to the story THE VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR by Eric Carle.
It is a vivid and colourful tale about a newly hatched caterpillar that eats his way through all kinds of food.
YELLOW SOAP BUBBLES
PRIMARY COLOUR MIXING
JACK IN THE BOX & other songs
Today has been our very last K3 “Science in English” class. So we have sung songs and have had a lot of fun.
Here’s a list of the songs:
–Jack in the box
–Yellow submarine
–All together now
–The Number Rock
Look at the pics!
What is growing on that disk?
Today in our Science class we have studied the fouling of our Virtue disks using even stereo microscopes. Andrea and Judit, 1st ESO students have come to help us to identify organisms and we could draw the results on ipads.
Andrea has had the virtue rack placed for five months in Roses.
We saw living “mantis shrimps”, algaes and many other organisms.
It was really interesting!
Have a look at the pics!
Look this is a grown up mantis shrimp, ours are very tiny!