Science in Room 6 has been fun this week! On Monday we made a scale model of the solar system using ourselves. It is impressive to see how far apart the outer planets are. Poor Carlo was practically out of sight. Can you guess which planet he was?
Then today our student teacher, Ms. Coddington, led students in an experiment designed to help students learn how craters form on the moon. It was fun and it smelled like cookies! Students measured marbles and then measured the craters they made on the moon's surface. The moon's surface happened to be flour covered with cinnamon. Yum!
8 comments:
I am so happy that you got some pictures of this lab. I forgot to take any! I do have a picture of the BIG crater! That is all.
Mrs. C
What a fun project!! Carlo must be on another planet because I don't see him in the pictures!!!
Ha! Ha! It's so fun to check the blog and see how much fun your class is having! Nothing like when I was in school!!
Mrs. S
I do not look like myself.
I COME IN PEEEEEEEEEACE
-TREVOR
The project was so fun!!!I loved doing the Mars thing .Thank you Mrs.Bryan! -Anna
i was absent but i bet it was fun. amber get up and stop sleeping on the job just joking marisa
wow! it looks like those kids are having fun and learning alot.
That looks like a fun project. Keep up the good work-a fifth grade parent.
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