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Our final experiment this week looks at the effect of water, salt and sugar on gummy bear sweets.
We added the bears to three different solutions (keeping a control dish too) and we then left them to see what happens. We learnt the names of some new science apparatus too – pipette and Petri dish.
We have set up some exciting growing experiments in class this week and made our predictions about what will happen. We have planted 8 pots of cress and are going to give them different growing conditions to see how they get on.
The conditions they will spend the next week or so in are:
* with soil, with sunlight, with water.
* without soil, with sunlight, with water.
* without soil, without sunlight, with water.
* with soil, without sunlight, with water.
* with soil, with sunlight, without water.
* with soil, without sunlight, with water.
* without soil, without sunlight, with water.
* without soil, without sunlight, without water.
Keep eyes peeled here for our findings!!
To start off science week we have been tasked with finding out if your hands grow. Each class has found the median and average hand length – Primary 4 had a median length of 15cm and an average length of 153mm.
Hello! It is Friday 11th March and the LAUNCH of British Science Week.
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This year the theme is…
Have a little prediction about what exciting activities you’ll be getting stuck in to but for now have a peek at their…
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Primary 4 have started to make their contributions to one of the pieces for the 2022 Art Gallery. The theme this year is ‘Our Diverse Community’ and we are going to make these into some representations of the special buildings in our city – keep your eyes peeled for more very soon!!
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