Grade 4: Progression Test Results

After a hard work and long hours of study for the Progression Tests, my grade 4 students passed successfully. It was a hard week for my kids but the results were surprising: most of them got A and AD. That is why I had prepared some beautiful diplomas for them.

Take a look of the pictures in the slideshow below:

CONGRATULATIONS GRADE 4!
Good Results! on PhotoPeach

Grade 3: Progression Tests Results

Congratulations my grade 3!!

This is the first phrase I have to say to my children. Grade 3 took the first Science Progression Test and they got very good results.The paper was made of 15 pages, consisting of some contents  from TERM 1 and 2. The prior week we were practicing with sample questions and exercises.The children demonstrated a good level of understanding, and they were participating either in an oral or written way actively.That is why I had prepared some beautiful diplomas to award for the students who got A and AD in the Progression Tests.

I feel satisfied for your success guys. Good Work!

Diplomas TIME!! on PhotoPeach

Grade 3:Let´s Review about States of Matter!

This is a game I have found for you to recall the most important characteristics of each state of matter.

I hope you enjoy it!

Miss Deysi

click here to play the game

Grade 3: Magnets

What is a Magnet? A magnet is an object that produces an external magnetic field.
A bar magnet has two ends:the north pole and the south pole.The magnetic forces are highest at the two ends.
This week we have been talking about what magnets are and which metallic materials are magnetic and which are not.In the link below you will practice more:

click here :Practicing with magnets

Grade 4: Characteristics of materials

Here you have our last class about characteristics of materials.Review and practice with this slideshare.The video on page number 4 about shadows is below. Have fun! :D

Opaque materials

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Grade 3: Dissolving Experiment

It was amazing for my grade 3 students to experiment how gelatine dissolves in water at different temperatures. For this experiment they used these materials:

1.    Three transparent plastic cups

2.    Some gelatine

3.    Water at three different temperatures ( cold, warm, and hot )

They could observe that gelatine dissolved faster in hot water. They also enjoyed looking and comparing this first cup with the other two cups. Nice work kids!

Dissolving experiment on PhotoPeach

Grade 3: Learning about Matter

Last week of Term1, we talked about  matter.You have to remember that matter is everthing that takes up space and has mass.The three important states of matter are: Solid liquid and gas.
In the animation below you will see how the particles of each state behave. I hope you like it.

CLICK HERE: states of matter animation

When you finish watching the animation, play this game and have fun! :D