Class Three

Our Easter Service this year was written, directed and produced by the children in Class Three

For this experiment we used baking soda and vinegar to create an irreversible change. We used differing amounts to see how much CO2 was created by the reaction by capturing the gas in a balloon and then measuring. 

 Children created posters for an exhibition in the church to highlight the issues facing the planet, and our role in fighting Climate Injustice.

Class Three worked scientifically using heat to create irreversible changes. They looked at how different materials burned and recorded their observations. 

Children used heat to melt different items then allowed them to cool to see if they changed back to their original state.

This afternoon we investigated the hardness of different materials using a scratch test.

We built our own periscopes and investigated their uses. 
 

Our scientists spent time investigating how light travels, measuring the angles of the reflected ray against the incoming ray.

To help remember some of our Mayan facts, we put them into an acrostic style poem. 

Using charcoal, Class 3 created graffiti style art of Mayan words.

The groups role played scenarios and highlighting prejudicial behaviour.