Congratulations to Annie who had the closest guess to the estimation station challenge set by Isabella. There were 134 mini marshmallows in the jar.
In science this week, Year 4 have been exploring how different instruments vibrate to produce sound.
Congratulations to Isabella who had the closest guess to the estimation station challenge set by Gabriel. There were 81 pieces of popcorn in the jar.
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Year 4 have been getting creative with coding this STEM Week, exploring how animals use camouflage to stay safe in the wild. #STEMeducation
STEM Week in Year 4! We have been exploring coding and how animals use camouflage to protect themselves from predators. The children have been putting their coding skills to the test, creating clever ways for animals to blend into their surroundings. #STEMeducation
Congratulations to Arthur and Gabriel who both correctly guessed that there were 145 pieces of Lego in the estimation station challenge set by Finn.
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Congratulations to Finn who had the closest estimation station set by Arthur. There were 60 stones in the jar.
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In our Art lesson we have made coil pots out of clay. We then painted them in the style of Roman pots. Excellent end result. Well done everyone.
Congratulations to Gabriel who had the closest guess to the estimation station challenge set by Theo.
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Congratulations to Spencer who had the closest guess to the estimation station challenge set by Gabriel. There were 123 sweets in the jar.
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Congratulations to Theo who had the closest guess to the estimation station challenge set by Ada-Rose. There were 98 pieces of pasta in the jar.
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Congratulations to Ada-Rose who correctly guessed that there were 40 coins in the estimation station challenge set by Jasmine.
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Congratulations to Kaven and Jasmine who both correctly guessed that there were 55 aliens in the estimation station challenge set by Mrs Winstanley.
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Congratulations to Eva who had the closest guess to the estimation station challenge set by Ava. There were 170 beads in the jar.
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Congratulations to Arlie and Conal who both correctly guessed that there were 13 large pasta shells in the estimation station challenge set by Nancy.
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