A huge thank you to Millie & Michaela, who have spent the week on work experience mainly in Year 4 and 5. They have conducted themselves professionally at all times and have been an absolute credit to @SJTwhitchurch where they are unbelievably still only in Yr 10!
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In 4NA, the Inquisitive Me used the traditional building material - spaghetti and mini marshmallows 😉 - to investigate whether triangular shapes could strengthen cuboids so that we could construct sturdier ‘beam bridges’.🌉
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Here are 4NA with their completed fruit salads made from up to six delicious, tropical fruits. Our next step is to evaluate the product. 🍊🥭🥝
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4BE have had a fantastic morning of Design Technology making tropical fruit salads. Ask your child about the bridge and claw techniques and the fruits they chose to include. 🍍🍉🍈🥭🥝🍊🍌@whitchurchCEFed#dtwhitchurchfed
4NA have been staying cool this afternoon by making Father’s Day cards featuring a special prayer dedicated to their dad or another significant male role model in their lives, entitled, Earthly Father.
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Can I describe fruits using a range of vocabulary? Can you match the key words to the pictures of 4NA taste testing tropical fruits? Zesty, sour, intense or juicy! 🍉🥝🥭
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In 4NA, the Inquisitive Me has been working scientifically by building simple ‘beam bridges’ to investigate and draw conclusions from our findings.🌉
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In 4NA, This is Me took part in a class @KLASKgame tournament as part of my Good to be Green 💚 reward afternoon. Sophia was ultimately victorious 🏆with Noah and Tyler, joint runners up! 🥈🥉
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In 4NA, the Inquisitive Me built my own switch to better understand the concept of opening and closing circuits to allow or stop electricity flowing around a circuit in order to light a bulb. Here’s Caleb and Milleigh to explain.⚡️
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