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Weekly Update-1/7/22

Posted: Jul 1, 2022 by: Mr Kyriacou (n.kyriacou) on: Beech Tree Blog

Hello everyone, 

This week, in maths we have been collecting data from the class, based around the children's favourite food and we also collected data which revolved around the temperatures throughout the day on Monday and Tuesday. The data was put into excel and for the favourite food data, this was then represented as a digital  bar chart and for the data involving the temperatures throughout Monday and Tuesday, this was then represented as a digital line graph. The children did a great job collecting the data, typing it all up and then turning it into a bar and line graph. The also labelled them with titles and labelled the X and Y axis. The children also used a legend for the line graph, so that anyone looking at it would know which day was which. 

The children also finished painting and decorating their canopic jars. They've done a wonderful job with them and I would definitely mistake them for the real thing!

In science, we have been focusing on using mirrors to reflect light and understanding how we see our reflection, what type of surface creates the best reflection and what the children noticed when looking at their reflection. We experimented with this by writing our names correctly and seeing how they reflected and then we wrote them in reverse and then saw what the reflection looked like. We discussed what they could see in the reflection and why it looked like that. We then tried the mirror maze. A wiggly path was created around the classroom and the children were tasked with only being able to look up at the mirror and use the reflection to guide them around the maze. The children absolutely loved this and we discussed what made this task so tricky.

Mr Kyriacou :)