#OLSPscience - Twitter Hashtag

8 months ago

Year 3 have been measuring the bones of adults and children to compare them and answer the question - Do bones grow as you get older? We found out that an adult's femur is, on average, 10cm bigger than that of a year 3 child. #olspscience

OLSP_Heywood's tweet photo. Year 3 have been measuring the bones of adults and children to compare them and answer the question - Do bones grow as you get older? We found out that an adult's femur is, on average, 10cm bigger than that of a year 3 child. #olspscience https://t.co/VjCB4WcvZa

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8 months ago

Year 5 have investigated water resistance in science this week. We wanted to see if more streamlined shapes moved through water quicker. #OLSPscience

OLSP_Heywood's tweet photo. Year 5 have investigated water resistance in science this week. We wanted to see if more streamlined shapes moved through water quicker. #OLSPscience https://t.co/wi3wH7eVSA

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9 months ago

Year 5 enjoyed investigating friction yesterday and found out that smooth surfaces have less friction than rough. #olspscience

OLSP_Heywood's tweet photo. Year 5 enjoyed investigating friction yesterday and found out that smooth surfaces have less friction than rough. #olspscience https://t.co/LB4g9ktdaA

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9 months ago

Today year 3 learnt about which bones in the body are for protection and support. We then had a team building competition to see who could build the most supportive structure. #olspscience @OneTenthHuman

OLSP_Heywood's tweet photo. Today year 3 learnt about which bones in the body are for protection and support. We then had a team building competition to see who could build the most supportive structure. #olspscience @OneTenthHuman https://t.co/Q1UsJRap5O

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10 months ago

Last week, in science, Year 4 were set the challenge of lighting the top bulb brighter than the others. We will let you know later this week if we were successful! #olspscience #Christmas @STOC_CAT

OLSP_Heywood's tweet photo. Last week, in science, Year 4 were set the challenge of lighting the top bulb brighter than the others. We will let you know later this week if we were successful! #olspscience #Christmas @STOC_CAT https://t.co/z8xwnKl9DE

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10 months ago

Year 5 investigated air resistance and gravity today as part of their science topic on forces. #olspscience @CSEL_STOC

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10 months ago

Today year 3 were investigating soil in science. We were looking for things that were alive, dead or that have never been alive. We sent our findings in the Matter Transporter to Terri! #olspscience @OneTenthHuman

OLSP_Heywood's tweet photo. Today year 3 were investigating soil in science. We were looking for things that were alive, dead or that have never been alive. We sent our findings in the Matter Transporter to Terri! #olspscience @OneTenthHuman https://t.co/lhAUfgE5N1

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10 months ago

Year 5 enjoyed learning about the phases of the Moon this week and they evidenced their learning with Oreos! #olspscience @CSEL_STOC

OLSP_Heywood's tweet photo. Year 5 enjoyed learning about the phases of the Moon this week and they evidenced their learning with Oreos! #olspscience @CSEL_STOC https://t.co/N4qNI6TKsy

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11 months ago

Year 4 have been investigating pitch. They made their own panpipes and investigated the impact of changing the length of each pipe. #olspscience @CSEL_STOC

OLSP_Heywood's tweet photo. Year 4 have been investigating pitch. They made their own panpipes and investigated the impact of changing the length of each pipe. #olspscience @CSEL_STOC https://t.co/OEwI791BB2

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11 months ago

This week in Science Year 3 have been learning about the formation of rocks using sweets! We found that fossils would not be found in igneous rocks due to the heat a pressure used when they are formed. #olspscience @OneTenthHuman