We have been absolutely amazed this week at the work the Year 6 pupils put into creating their water cycle dioramas that they created in their final week of online learning. Using a range of recyclable materials, the children have managed to show the stages of the water cycle.
The attention to detail on the children's dioramas shows their clear understanding of the cycle: they have all been beautifully presented and clearly labelled.
Year 5: ScienceYear 5 enjoyed working with different solutions to see the
rate at which sugar dissolved. As a group, they decided on their variables. Whether
they chose to change the temperature of the water, type of liquid, type of
sugar o… Read More
P-HIC Science: Bouncing EggsWhat came first the rubber chicken or the rubber egg?
How to Make an Egg Bounce!
Year 1 and 2 PHIC children enjoyed investigating what
happens to an egg when it is left in vinegar. The children monitored the
re… Read More
Year 6: Wonderful Water CyclesWe have been absolutely amazed this week at the work the Year 6
pupils put into creating their water cycle dioramas that they created in their
final week of online learning. Using a range of recyclable materials, the
children… Read More
Nature Detectives Competition WinnersOver Lockdown, as part of Hacton at Home Plus, Mrs Redwood and Mrs Caston created a Nature Detectives competition. You had to answer 20 multiple choice questions about different activities that had been uploaded to test your … Read More
Year 3 Science: Joints and MovementLast week in Science, Year 3 learnt all about why joints in
our bodies are needed for movement to occur. Firstly, we learnt about the 3
types of joints: ball and socket, hinge and gliding. We located where we would
find these… Read More
