We were inspired by Norbert the Norwegian Ridgeback from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone to do some dragon themed art. We hope you like them and they’re not too scary!
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Dancing Raisins – Density of solids, liquids and gases
Today we used what we have learnt about density and made predictions about whether raisins would float or sink in lemonade.
Some of us thought the raisins would float.
Some of us thought the raisins would sink.
But it turns out that they dance!
Watch this video to hear Oscar and Isla’s conclusion
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Density of Liquids
Here are a few snapshots of our experient.
Can you talk through the method with your family, Primary 4?
Can you explain the results using the terms “more dense or higher density” and “less dense or lower density”
What about these FOUR different liquids?
Mrs Swan’s art class printing!
P4m was learning about printing with Mrs Swan.
First, we chose a picture to draw on a peice of paper and then we copied it on to a peice of styrophome.
Here are 2 (Oscar top Angus bottom) also, we printed them on to other pieces of paper.
by Oscar and Angus.
