This week in Science we have been learning about microhabitats. We loved exploring the school grounds looking for microhabitats and mini beasts that lived there. Also, a big shout out to Joel who was our Star of the Week today for his continued hard work and attitude towards his learning. Well done Joel.
Class 1 have spent some time finding out what plants need in order to grow well. Last week we sowed some cress seeds and placed the pots in different places around the classroom. Today we looked at the results and found out that seeds need light, water and soil to grow into healthy plants. Great work Class 1!
To finish our topic on 'Materials' our Year 1 scientists carried out an investigation to find out which materials might help Peppa Pig and her friends to stay dry when they are jumping up and down in muddy puddles. We found out that plastic bags and cellophane are waterproof and newspaper and tissue paper are not. We had fun making our predictions, carrying out our investigation and talking about our results. Well done Class 1!
In Science, Class 1 have been learning about their body and the 5 senses. Today we used our sense of sight, hearing and touch to investigate ice balloons. First we felt the ice balloons and described them. Then we predicted what would happen if we sprinkled salt over one of them and left the other to melt by itself. We left both ice balloons in the sunshine and observed them throughout the day. We found out that the balloon sprinkled with salt melted quicker than the one without. We talked about why this happened and why grit (a mixture of salt and sand) is scattered during the winter when there has been a frost or snow. A busy and fun filled day - thank you Class 1!
Class R have been very busy learning about Robots!
In English we have been reading Harry and the Robots' and focusing our writing on labelling a robot. In Music Mrs Evans taught us a robot song and dance. In Science we made balancing robots with Mrs Foston.
Take a look at our learning journey for the week.
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