Inquiry - Why does the world look like this?

We are learning about the Earth, its structure and what it is made up of. We learnt that the Earth is dividing into different layers, just like this cake. Each layer is made of different materials, with the heavy ones sinking to the bottom. We live on Crust – the outer most layer (this is the top of the cake). The next layer is the Mantel, which is the largest layer of the Earth. The Mantel is made of super-heated rock. The next layer is the Outer Core The last layer is called the Inner Core. It is the centre of the Earth and is made up of solid Iron and Nickle





Anzac Liturgy

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Bubbles

Today we blew some bubbles. We loved watching them float up, up, up and pop! We wrote some stories about the bubbles. I like the bubbles going up and pop! By Abby The bubbles went up and down. By Izzy Bubbles are fun! By Emily Bubbles pop! Bib, big bubbles! By Aldous There were some squishy bubbles. POP! By Aruthur

READING MATEA AKO

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Anzac Day

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Math Construction

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Popcorn Writing

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Welcome back to school!  We are looking forward to an exciting Term 2.  This term we are having a science based inquiry that will lead us to answering the question' "Why does our world look like this?"
We will learn about landforms and the Earth's structure!  Sounds exciting!
Team 10 have been practising their maths learning.  Here we are developing the skills we need to be amazing mathematicians!




SAINTS!

This Term we are focussing on the Gospel Value of Nurture, we show we are nurturing when we take care of each other and the gifts God has given us.