Celebration of Learning

It was wonderful to see so many Room1 parents last night at our Celebration of Learning evening.
It was inspiring for me to see how articulately your children could explain their work and show you their learning around the classroom. Here are a few of the photos. 
Thank you for coming.

Go Sea Eagles!

On Saturday morning I watched the Eastbourne Sea Eagles team play Rippa Rugby at the Rec.
I was so impressed with your increasing skill and tactics Sea Eagles! 
You are playing so well and are learning how to work together as a team! 
Congratulations to you all and thank you to your coaches for helping you all develop good sportsmanship.

Science Week

This week Room 1 have investigated.....

Carbon dioxide powered pocket rockets

Air powered foot pump rockets

Blowing square bubbles

The effects of osmosis on gummy bear lollies and lots more kitchen chemistry!

Week 10 certificates

 Congratulations to our assembly certificate winners this week!

Congratulations to the most organised table group! 

RED TABLE!

Craters on the Moon

Room1 have been investigating why the moon has big craters on it.

We read  that it has been hit by asteroids so we collected some rocks, stones and objects of different shapes and weights to drop into our moon sand. We made moon sand with baby oil and flour mixed together and smoothed it into a cake tin to look like a moon shape.
We found that the biggest rocks made the biggest craters and the higher we held them the bigger the crater. Big light objects like the Christmas tree ball just made little dents.
Room1 think that asteroids must be heavy and travelling very fast to make the big dents or craters on the moon!