At home I found out how to make an electric powered motor.I used a battery, wire, a magnet and a screw.
Is it a pot is it a varze
Some Saxons have been making pots and cups.
It’s Porridge!!!!!!!!!!!’
Some Saxons have been making berry porridge.
We are all weeving
These Saxons are weeving mats for there tribe there working extremely hard.
Stews cooking
These Saxons are making there lovely stew.
New house captains!
In assembly this morning Mr Bussey announced the new house captains for this term. They were; happy, shocked, happy, great, fabulous, obliterated, joyful and amazed! Congratulations to our new school leaders!
Nathan’s 1950’s hat
Well done to Nathan, who has been inspired by our topic about Britain since 1930. He has created his own 1950’s inspired hat at home. We are really impressed with your dedication and initiative.
What decade of headwear inspires you?
Mrs Bartlett’s literacy group
Here we are creating storyboards on the film of ‘Old man.’ Mrs Bartlett and Mrs Beyer are really looking forward to the finished work.
Circuits
We had to make a parallel circuit what made one light on and then both lights on. It was quite tricky but in the end we did it. We had to use batteries, two bulbs, quite a few wires and a battery holder.
We were the first ones to complete the circuit. We have enjoyed today even though it was so hard!
We have learnt that a series circuit is where the electricity goes the same way but a parallel circuit is where the electricity goes all different ways. When the switch is open two lightbulbs turn on but when the switch is closed only one lightbulb turns on.
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