Snow game

Snow is falling yet again!

If you have a few spare minutes - have a go at this snowflake puzzle game from the Met office.

Remember that snow flakes need to have lines of symmetry!!

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/education/kids/popup/popup_fun_and_games_snowflake.html

It's cold!!!

With all of the snow it really is cold. Luckily one of us can make something of it all!

Instructions

Have a go at making tea for my Gran. Put the pictures in the correct order and then write the instructions underneath. Don't forget those bossy (imperative) verbs and time connectives.

http://www.crickweb.co.uk/assets/resources/flash.php?&file=teaseq

Adding and Subtraction

http://www.wmnet.org.uk/wmnet/custom/files_uploaded/uploaded_resources/851/Hitthebuttonv7.swf

This is a good link for adding and subtraction games. ( There are also times and divide games!!)

Does a plant need water to grow?

We set up a fair test experiment to investigate this question.

We have left three green plants ( the same kind) in the same place, (with the same temperature, amount of light and size of pot) for a week.

The only condition we have changed is the amount of water we give to the plant each day.

Plant A has 200 ml of water.

Plant B has 100 ml of water.

Plant C has no water.

We have made predictions and will look at our results next lesson!

Following Instructions

This week in Literacy, we have been looking at instructions.

We followed a set of instructions to make our own Chinese lanterns.

Here is an example of some of them.

We looked at what needs to be included in a good set of instructions and will have a go next week at writing some of our own.

A Traffic Survey

This was taken in Acocks Green on Wednesday 6th January.