This afternoon, year 5 researched craters on Earth and on the Moon and compared how they were different. We then discovered how they were formed. We then designed and conducted an investigation to find out how to create the biggest craters. We thought about how to control variables to ensure it was a fair test. We then experimented by dropping different weights into a tray of flour. We then worked in teams to present our findings to the class. We used tables, bar charts, diagrams and sentences.
This afternoon Pine have been introduced to two new ‘skills builders’. We have discussed in detail the qualities needed to be a good problem solver and what makes someone creative. We’ve investigated different jobs that Read more…
In our science lessons, we have been learning about different materials and their properties. We can identify the materials that objects are made out of and what properties that material has. Children have really enjoyed Read more…
This week in PE Pine have been working on improving their basketball skills. The lesson focused on dribbling, attacking, defending and shielding the ball. Have a look at how well we’ve done by scrolling through Read more…
2 Comments
blyss · 29th November 2019 at 8:30 pm
loved this ive got a quiz for miss steele… what is the next planet??? Mercury;Venus;Earth;Mars;Jupiter…..
the answer is Satern
did u get it??
Roxy · 8th February 2020 at 7:37 pm
Hey blyss!!!