We are a class of Year 3 & 4 children at Vardon School in Hamilton, NZ. The purpose of this blog is to share what we are learning with others. Click into our individual blogs to see samples of our learning and our reflections. WE LOVE LEARNING!!! We also love commenting, so please leave us a comment!!!



Tuesday, July 27, 2010

The melting ice experiment below should say.... MELTING ICE not winter penguins!!!

We froze the same amount of water in different shaped containers. We watched them melt.

We found out that the more surface area a frozen block of water has the quicker it melts... because water melts from the outside first!!!
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Friday, July 23, 2010

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Melting Ice Experiment!!!!!!




This is a fast one (at melting) because it has a large surface area.




In room7 we are learning about science.


We do lots of experiments with Ice and water.


Here we are tiring to figure out which block\cube melts first.






























Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Our big idea this term is on CHANGE.

We are experiementing with ice and how it changes.

We know that...
  1. ice is a solid
  2. sugar mixed with water and then frozen melts faster than just ice
  3. ice melts from the outside first
  4. water is a liquid

We did an experiment with a large ice cube. We put water, food dye and salt on it.

The salt dissolved a little bit and it left a hole in the ice.

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Welcome back to term 3!!!

To Room 7
Hi guys!
I hope you had a relaxing and fun holiday!
Now it's time to get back into it - setting new goals and trying hard to achieve them!!
You will see on the right side of this blog is 'My Blog List'. All children in Room 7 have their blogs listed... so click into yours and have fun reflecting on your work.
This term we are going to be adding more and more reflections on our learning.
Have a great term 3!
Mrs Natusch