Room1 went for our first swim in the Eastbourne pool since term 1 on Monday.
EVERYONE is a great swimmer now and really water confident!
Congratulations room 1.You are awesome in the pool!
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Balancing on a coke can!
Room 1 have been exploring mass,capacity and weight for maths this term.
One of our favourite investigations was how to balance objects on a balance made of a coke can and a piece of coreflute!
One of our favourite investigations was how to balance objects on a balance made of a coke can and a piece of coreflute!
Sunday, November 18, 2012
The Food Pyramid
This week we are learning to understand what the food pyramid is.
During our visit to the
Life Education Truck we met Harold the Giraffe and learned that there are 3 main food groups in the pyramid.
Some foods at the top are made of sugar or fat and are treats or “sometimes” foods.
A bigger group are
animal products and help us grow.
The biggest group at the base of the pyramid
are foods from plants
that help us grow and give us lots of energy. We should eat the most
from this group.
Together the 3 groups make up a balanced diet.
Together the 3 groups make up a balanced diet.
In the classroom we are
taking turns at placing foods appropriately in a food pyramid, naming major
food groups and describing how and why these food groups give us energy.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Solar Eclipse of the Sun.
Yesterday there was great excitment as we went outside to view a solar eclipse of the sun.
We learned that the word eclipse means move in front of, and the moon was moving across the sky, in front the sun.
Stan Swan made a viewer for us with a camera and a tripod a dentist's mirror partly covered in tin foil. He projected the image of the eclipse on a classroom wall.
We were all able to watch the eclipse with special solar glasses.We know that looking at the sun without solar glasses can damage your eyes!!!!!
Back in the classroom Mr Swan helped us model the eclipse with an apple,an orange and a lemon as the moon,the sun and the earth.
We learned that the word eclipse means move in front of, and the moon was moving across the sky, in front the sun.
Stan Swan made a viewer for us with a camera and a tripod a dentist's mirror partly covered in tin foil. He projected the image of the eclipse on a classroom wall.
We were all able to watch the eclipse with special solar glasses.We know that looking at the sun without solar glasses can damage your eyes!!!!!
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Athletic Sports: Sprints
Room 1 has lots of amazing sprinters!
Check out these photos of us practising for the Year 1 and 2 Athletic Sports to be held in Week 9 of this Term!
Check out these photos of us practising for the Year 1 and 2 Athletic Sports to be held in Week 9 of this Term!
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