Classifying, Grouping & Sorting
As part of our new Science learning (Living Things and their Habitats) , children have been grouping and sorting buttons and play animals. The children then created Venn diagrams and Carroll Diagrams. A very Science and Maths afternoon!
The Edible Cosmos: Year 5’s Oreo Moon Phases
The Edible Cosmos: Year 5’s Oreo Moon Phases
In the quest to understand the celestial dance of our moon, Year 5 students have embarked on a deliciously educational journey. With a pack of Oreo cookies and a splash of creativity, they’ve transformed the classroom into a confectionery cosmos,…
Yes or No? Branching Databases
Over the last 5 weeks, children in Year 4 have been developing their understanding of what a branching database is and how to create one, using j2eBranch.
Y2 - Science
Year 2 have been investigating the conditions for plant growth and enjoyed planting their own bulbs and seeds.
Knowledge:
- Observe and describe how seeds and bulbs grow into mature plants.
- Find out and describe how plants need water, light, and a suitable temperature to grow and…
Y6 Science - Classification
Well done Y6 - we have looked at classification of animals using various sorting diagrams including branch diagrams. Before we began grouping different animals, we sorted and ordered some sweets to test the 'rigidity' of our questions!
Y6 STEAM Festival
We journeyed out of school to the Ellesmere Port Boat Museum. We had lots of fun and lots of learning in our workshops today including:
- Magic of Chemistry
- Detective Science
- Road Markings
- Busy Bees
Well done all!
Year 5 STEAM Festival
Year 5 visited the National Waterways Museum to take part in a STEAM Festival. Pupils took part in several workshops including being crime scene detectives, building sprites for a game and then creating their own ideas for drones.
Brilliant work Year 5!
Y4 Tree Planting Project
Mr Orme took Year 4 out for the afternoon after they were invited by The Woodlands Trust to take part in their Frodsham Hills Tree Planting Project on 7th February 2024. We planted little trees and enjoyed finding out about conservation. Some of these trees might still be here in 100 years’ time…
