EXCURSION TO CERES
We had an amazing time at Ceres exploring ways we can contribute to a cleaner more sustainable environment. Here are some snaps of the activities and fun we got up to! (Apologies for the delay, technical issues were had!)
Minibeast Research
In Week 8 you will be writing an information report about a minibeast of your choice. You can use the links below to research your minibeast. Using the Information Report Planner you will need to research and record:
- What is it?
- What does it look like?
- Where does it live?
- What does it eat?
- Interesting facts
What is a Minibeast?
Minibeasts are ‘small creatures’, like worms, snails, insects and spiders. Another name for minibeast is ‘bugs’. They are a type of animals called an ‘invertebrates’ – a creature without a backbone.
Types of Minibeasts
Choose one of the minibeasts below to research.
Click on the different links to read about the minibeast.
Record information on your Information Report planner.
Butterfly
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Ladybird
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Bee
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Snail
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Spider
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Ant
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Creative Catapults
This week we will be designing our own catapults to make in Week 6.
You some of these photos and videos to inspire your ideas!
SPORT SURVEY
Click here to get the the sport survey
PAT TESTING LINK
Click HERE to go to the PAT Test page.
Inquiry – Action Reaction!
CATAPULTS
We are exploring the relationship between force and movement by creating our own catapults. We discovered that the amount of force placed on an object affects how it moves.
We had so much fun creating and flying counters across our classroom!
Lego Videos
Term 3 Excursion
Lego Education Centre – Docklands
Here are some photos of our recent visit to the Education Centre. We had an amazing time exploring the way we can build simple machines to make things move. There was a lot of problem solving and collaboration to ensure we had the most outstanding creations!
SPACE ARRAYS
Maths Workshop Rotation
Click on this link to practice your arrays or ‘groups of’ when working with multiplication
WWI INCURSION
SERVICE DOGS AT WAR
Today, we were invited to an Incursion exploring the role that Service Dogs had during the war.
The puppetry play highlighted how important these dogs were in sending messages that helped warn battalions of enemy fire, or to find wounded soldiers.
The students were very engaged viewing this play. It was an exceptional depiction of part of our World War I history.
