I am a Year 6 at Good Shepherd School in Auckland. I am in Room 5 and my Teacher is Mrs Drummond
Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts
Wednesday, 3 July 2019
Science Project
On Friday and Monday we did a water filter project. There were four options bark, sand, cotton balls and paper towls, we use sand, cotton balls and paper towls. My partner is Aiden Pool
Tuesday, 31 July 2018
Evolution Verterbrates
In Room 6 e have been learning to classify animals. Scientists classify animals and plants into groups in order to easily identify, sort and name the.
Classify = Sort
There are many ways to group living organisms.
You can classify animals into two main groups. Vertebrates or invertebrates.
All vertebrates have
Classify = Sort
There are many ways to group living organisms.
You can classify animals into two main groups. Vertebrates or invertebrates.
All vertebrates have
- Covering of skin that protects them
- Skeleton inside their body
- Muscles that help them move
- Blood moves through tubes
- Lungs or gills to breathing
Invertebrates
- 90% of all animals are invertebrates
- Tend to be small because they do not have a backbone.
- Many live in the ocean because the water helps support their weight.
- Some have a hard covering or shell on the outside of their bodies for protection.
- (e.g Insects, spiders, crabs, snails and clams.
Tuesday, 26 June 2018
Science Roadshow
Last week on Thursday the year 5 and 6 students of Good Shepherd School went to Edendale Primary School to experience the Science Roadshow! We learnt so much about ice and fire, the human body and other things that are related to science. We enjoyed watching the hosts do fascinating experiments like dropping an 8 ball into the metal stick with a hoop attached to it, before they dipped it into the liquid nitrogen the ball could thread through the hoop, but after they dipped the stick into the liquid nitrogen the ball couldn’t fit!
We had a lot of fun, and recommend that everyone goes to the Science Roadshow if they get a chance.
The Royal Jelly
The Royal Jelly
On Tuesday 29 of May the whole of Good Shepherd gathered in the hall to watch a show called “The Royal Jelly”. It gave us a lot of facts about bees and was really funny. Also three students were lucky enough to participate in the show answering questions from the “mayor”. Over all the show was fun and interesting and we all learned all about bee's.
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