Another wonderful science lesson today where the children explored pitch, high and low sounds. Again, their discussion and vocabulary was amazing and they made me so proud. Here they are exploring sounds and working out how and why pitch changes using water in bottles. Well done as always class 12!
Class 10 have been busy little scientists again this week as they have been investigating sound by exploring sound waves, pitch and volume. Why not ask us at home about our learning from these experiments … what did we find out?
Today, we were fascinated once again by more amazing learning about rocks … we learned about the process of fossilisation and were even lucky enough to see some real life fossils which Tosia found on a trip Hornsea beach. Perhaps next time you visit the beach, you might find some fossils too!
Today, we worked collaboratively to put on our science caps and investigate the properties of different rocks. We found that granite would make a great kitchen worktop because it was very hard and didn’t scratch. We also discovered that slate makes a great roof tile because it is impermeable but that chalk would be useless for an outdoor statue given how quickly it reacts to white vinegar, which is a bit like the tiny bits of acid found in rainwater. Fascinating!
To add to our learning, Beau & Eli found a wide range of rocks in our school’s garden area which they investigated themselves and then shared with the rest of the class. Well done boys!
Today, we have recapped our learning about different types of rocks and how they are formed within the rock cycle. Check out some of our fab learning posters below to find out all about it:
