Some of us were involved with our friends from other classes to put on an item at the Wellington Botanic Gardens Children's Concert today. This is a fund-raising concert for the "Children's Garden" that is being developed at the gardens.
What a stunning Wellington day for it!
Childrens Concert Bot Gardens 2015 from Mrs B on Vimeo.
Sunday, 22 November 2015
Friday, 20 November 2015
School Disco 2015!
What a great night out -Everyone looked fantastic! We could have danced the night away....
Thursday, 5 November 2015
Conservation Week
It's Conservation Week. A great reason to have a "Green Day' - activities with an environmental theme.
We did paper making in Room 4
We did paper making in Room 4
Tuesday, 3 November 2015
Chromatography for Kids
Felt pens are often mixes of several coloured dyes.
We separated these combinations of colours through a process called chromatography.
This is what we did:- We had filter paper strips stuck to a kebab stick, plastic cups, water , and our felt pens (which are water soluble)
We put a couple of different coloured dots near the bottom of our strips of filter paper and placed them in the cups.
We put some water in the bottom of the cups – but only enough to touch the bottom of the filter paper.
We observed the colours moving up the filter and how the colours split up.
What's Happening? When the liquid creeps up the coffee filter, it dissolves the colouring molecules and splits it into different coloured chemicals. Different colours get carried along faster and farther than others because some colour molecules are bigger and heavier than others. http://www.education.com/activity/article/Color_Science_kindergarten/
We separated these combinations of colours through a process called chromatography.
This is what we did:- We had filter paper strips stuck to a kebab stick, plastic cups, water , and our felt pens (which are water soluble)
We put a couple of different coloured dots near the bottom of our strips of filter paper and placed them in the cups.
We put some water in the bottom of the cups – but only enough to touch the bottom of the filter paper.
We observed the colours moving up the filter and how the colours split up.
What's Happening? When the liquid creeps up the coffee filter, it dissolves the colouring molecules and splits it into different coloured chemicals. Different colours get carried along faster and farther than others because some colour molecules are bigger and heavier than others. http://www.education.com/activity/article/Color_Science_kindergarten/
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