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Science Week 🧪

The students in 3rd class got hands on this Science Week.  It was  a great opportunity to integrate science into many other subjects. For example, in history we learned the history of science and inventors. We also read about the transition of transport ‘From horses to horsepower’ 🐎 and inventors such as Marie Curie. 

Having learned about the history of transport, we then imagined what the future of transport will look like. All students created excellent futuristic cars 🚗 . Well done to all!

 In Art we experimented with colours, mixing primary colours to create new colours and shades. 🔵🟡🔴

We also created a lava lamp as part of a science experiment. 

What you need: water, jar, vegetable oil, food colouring, steradent (or other fizzy tablet)! 
















 



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