Welcome to my class blog. I am currently teaching in the Special Needs field in Victoria, Australia. Because of the confidentiality of students I have not been able to post examples of the amazing achievements. Previously I taught at Rangiora Borough School in New Zealand. To see examples of the great work the Year 3 children did in my 2018 class, follow the blog and check out the tabs below.
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Thursday, 31 March 2016
Wednesday, 9 March 2016
Disappearing water
Today S5 played a trick on Mrs Taylor from the office. We put some of a nappy inside, in a polystyrene cup and pretended it was empty. We then put water in it but had to leave it for a while so it would swell. We then poured it over her head but nothing came out. The inside of a nappy is polymer and it absorbs water and swells like a jelly.
S5 had a fun science day
We Experimented with oil and water - the oil always goes to the top because the molecules are closer together in water making it heavier than the oil.
What is heavier - carbon dioxide, air or helium?
We loved the science roadshow that taught us that air - oxygen bubbles sink slowly, carbon dioxide bubbles sink quickly and helium ones flew up really high because helium is lighter than air and carbon dioxide is heavy.
Fun with Science
The Tahi and Rua teams really enjoyed Science in a Van and heir lesson on gravity. If the force working against gravity is stronger than the force of gravity then things can float or rise in the air.
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