On Saturday 20th June the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust would like you to take part in the Great Yorkshire Creature Count.
https://www.ywt.org.uk/great-yorkshire-creature-count
You will have 24 hours to find as many creatures as you can and log it. Good luck!
Tuesday 9th 2020
Hi Year 1. What yucky weather we've had over the past few days. Here's hoping we start to get some sunshine again.
I can't believe how super you guys are at science. We had 7 children answer the questions about moving pictures and guess what? They all got every question right WOW!
So what do have for your this week?
Again another bit of magic science.
Can we blow up a glove without using our mouths?
What do you think?
This time try answering the questions before you watch the video and see if you get the answers right.
Good Luck
Monday 1st June
Hi everyone. I hope you've had a great half term.
Did you have fun with the egg experiment?
Please take a look at the web link below to see IL's Egg investigation.
I thought I'd start this week with some magic.
Did you know you can make pictures come to life?
Watch this video to see how and then have a go yourself.
Friday 22nd May
Before we leave for the half term, I'd just like to share with you some of the fantastic science you guys have been doing at home.
Thank you for your hard work. You are awesome!
Hello everyone. As we're coming up to a half term holiday, I thought I'd set you a science challenge!
Your challenge is...
Think about when we were learning about materials and their properties.
Think about what properties an egg has.
Think about how you might test your ideas
Think about how you might record your answers.
We will be having a go too so please upload your photos and results so that we can share what works the best.
Good luck everyone and have a great half term!
Tuesday 12th May
Hi guys. Well, I was going to do a lovely plant science experiment for you but then Mr Murphy sent me a message with an idea for an experiment he thought you might like better.
So here goes.
Yes Anansi class we are going to make some..... poo!
As well as it being disgusting, it really is also quite interesting so here I've uploaded a link to a page where you can find out more. You can watch a video and even take a quiz to test your knowledge.
Here we go !
Youtube
Hi everyone here is a list of some science youtube channels that you might find interesting to watch. They cover lots of the topics we have covered over the past few terms and also lots of other things too. I hope you enjoy them.
Monday 4th May
Hi guys, firstly, apologies for the Results video, I don't know what has happened it was there
one minute and gone the next! Magic or Science? I don't know so I'll try and upload it again for you. Well done to those guys who've had a go and those of you who had a good think about what might happen you were absolutely right, the leaves did turn blue so well done everyone!
Well what science challenge do I have in store for you this week?
Well this week marks 75 years since the end of WW2 so I thought we might try to make something that the soldiers might have found useful or something you might find useful to spy on your parents with! He he he
Watch the video to see how to make your very own Periscope.
I'm going to have a go too. I just need to drink some more orange first! I'll upload a video when its done. Happy spying everyone.
Thursday 30th April
Morning guys. Thank you for the responses to our celery experiment. It was so goo to hear from you and to see some lovely smiley faces too.
So what happened?
Well its been a couple of days now so lets take a look!
Tuesday 28th April
Hello Anansi Class I hope you're all well.
Hopefully you've been enjoying the lovely weather. Today as I look outside of my window it doesn't look too sunny. Oh well you know what that means... plenty of time for some science!
Before we left school we had been looking closely at plants and finding out about what they need to grow healthily and learning the special names for the different plant parts. Can you remember any? I be you can!
This week my children have set up an experiment that shows clearly how a STEM works by moving water from the soil, all the way through the plant and up to the leaves. It's amazing!
It would be great if you could try this too and we can compare pictures to see what has happened. We have used Celery in our experiment but I know you can use some flowers too. I was even wondering if it would work with some of the flowers you might find out and about like Daisies and Dandelions should we try it and see what happens?
See you soon!