We had a wonderful time on Friday discovering new constellations. We have discovered The Teapot, The Cow, Diamonds inside a Rainbow, The House, The Girl, Flicker Star,
The Double Ring, The Telephone Pole, The Star and the Butterfly, The See-Saw,
The Flowers, The Spider, Flicker, The Cute House and Snowflake Night. Who knew there were so many new constellations out there.
We created our constellations by first looking at pictures of constellations from Science Alive and thinking about how people had created these pictures by joining stars together. (A bit like dot to dot)
We then let our imaginations go wild. First we had to create our shape and think about how we were going make it out of marsh mellows and toothpicks. Once we had laid our shape out we glued it onto to black paper and named our constellation. Mrs McRandle thinks they are amazing.
Sunday, 30 June 2013
Wednesday, 12 June 2013
Science Alive
Today we had a visit from Science Alive and we got to go inside the Star Lab. This was amazing, we got to see the stars and planets and watched the sun set and rise. We even got to see moons orbiting planets. Here are some of the things we learnt:
The sun
doesn’t move. Daniel
Saturn
has over 65 moons. Jake
Mars
has 2 moons going around it. Thomas
Jupiter
is the biggest planet. Eden
The sun
is a dwarf star and Jupiter is the biggest planet. Lily
There
are all different planet names like Jupiter, Mars, Uranus, Venus and Earth.
Billie
Most
planets have moons around them and one has more than 65 moons. Cody
Pluto
is not a planet and Earth has only 1 moon. Hannah
A blue
star is hot and a red star is cool. Brianna
The
moon goes around Earth. Gemma
The
blue stars are the hottest. Lucy
Pluto
was the coldest planet but it is not a planet anymore but Pluto is still in
space. Jade
The
planets move around the sun. Caitlin
The
moon goes around the Earth and the Earth goes around the sun. Max
Jupiter is the biggest planet and the sun
shines bright during the day so we can't see the stars. Charlotte
Penelope telling us about the Star Lab
The Star Lab
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