During Science, we conducted an experiment called ‘Dancing Raisins’. We placed raisins in water and also in lemonade. The raisins in lemonade started to dance. The combination of raisin and gas is less dense than the raisin alone, so when many “bubbles” form on the raisin, they lift the raisin to the surface. When some of the bubbles break, the density increases, the raisins sink and then the whole process is repeated. This makes the raisins appear to dance!
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 half term, year 4 are focusing on their basketball skills and health related fitness during PE lessons. Children have been working hard to develop their dribbling skills and ball control before entering into team Read more…
This morning, Hawthorn were visited by the school nurses to tell us all about healthy eating. During our session, the nurses spoke to us about having a health diet and how much sugar some of Read more…
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