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Science at Watchfield
Year 1 made junk-model cars for our school-wide Wacky Race competition
Year 1 were pretending to be jet-plane fuel with an RAF Engineer
Year 4 were learning about sound and had great fun making string telephones
Y3 are exploring magnetic force.
Year 3 have been learning about skeletons.
Year 5 were learning about the solar system
Year 4 were learning about teeth and made their own 3D models of the different teeth.
Pre-School children explore the world around them through play and in group times. They learn through hands on experience and observation. We encourage them to talk about what they have seen and discovered. In the early years the children can take their own learning in the direction that interests them, for example, upon discovering ice in the garden the children have used magnifying glasses to learn more about it.
During our 'Super Scientist' topic, the Reception children have enjoyed learing about freezing and melting, electricity, magnets, light and dark and floating and sinking. We have been talking about similarities and differences, observing changes and thinking about why things occur.
