Year 1 had a great time with a Radiographer this afternoon. They did lots of fun activities including...
-Labelling a big skeleton
-Exploring real animal and human xrays
-Learning new body facts
-Skeleton hands- the children drew all 27 hand bones on a glove!
Thank you Sue for coming in and sharing your expertise.
What a busy day in Year 2 today! This morning some children got to make pancakes for Bob's breakfast, by weighing out the correct amount of ingredients. It was a real challenge to read the scales accurately, but we will persevere! Have a go at home this week if you get a chance. Then this afternoon in science, we got the chance to have a look at some of Mrs Stubley's knitting and watch her in action!! We even tried a bit of paper weaving, to help us understand how some materiels are made.
Year 5 headed to the Winchester Science Centre today and had an AMAZING day! We had a rocket workshop where we powered rockets with air and water; experienced a trip through our solar system in the planetarium; and experimented with the exhibits. The children loved the experience and did Bitterne Manor proud. Hopefully the photos below give a taster of how much fun we had.
As part of our "Time Travelling" topic in Year 2, today in English we imagined that we were Bob from our "Man on the moon" story. We pretended to give a guided tour of the moon to tourists and imagined craters in the playground (the keyhole), Bob's rocket (the climbing frame) and walking on stilts (the woodchip play area)! Our role play was very imaginative! Then, this afternoon we travelled back in time as we looked at photographs of our past and made a time-line of key events, all the way back to 1969 when Neil Armstrong landed on the moon. Thank you to everyone who brought in photographs to share.
Year 3 have started thinking about their Art topic for this term- Egyptian Death Masks. We looked at a variety of examples and sketched our own. Watch this space for the next stages! We think these are FANTASTIC!
