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Newsround today
There’s a man who can fly in the sky like a bird or a plane using jet propelled wings. He is called Jet Man. He is from the USA and he is a fully trained pilot. Please do not try this at home!!!
There were more frogs on Newsround again this week. This time, an endangered frog from Cameroon has been bred in captivity in London Zoo. This is a good thing because it means we are saving the species.
Also there was a Lynx which is now endangered. People killed it for its fur, and also to stop it killing farm animals. They are having a debate about if we should do something about it.
There has been an earthquake in Nepal. Mount Everest is in Nepal, and it has made avalanches. Over 3000 people have been killed. People from other countries are trying to help them.
Tune in next week for more Newsround stories! by P1-4
Newsround
Newsround today was mostly about the General Election. This is when 18s and over can vote for who they want to be our new prime minister of the UK. P1-4 didn’t think it was the most exciting Newsround but we had a talk about how important it is to the country. There were children interviewing Nicola Sturgeon who is the SNP leader.
Then we went and watched a clip about a new species of frog that has been discovered. It is see-through. It is called a glass frog, and you can see its organs inside it. It is not made of glass though. The frog lives in Central America so we probably won’t see it in our garden.
After that we watched the Strange, Stranger, Strangest video. The first story was about a gorilla that walks on two legs like us. The second video was about a chimpanzee hitting a drone down from the air with a stick and investigating it. The last story was about a new chef robot that can cook us dinner, but you have to use some special gloves to work it. We can’t buy it yet and it will cost loads of money when we can so we are not sure if we want one.
Topical Science
We are starting to watch Newsround and find out a bit about what is going on in the world of science.
There is a baby orang-utan that was rejected by its mum in Berlin, and has come to Dorset Zoo. We all think it is really cute.
There is a sea in Kazakhstan called the Aral Sea, it has shrunk and almost vanished. The fish in it died. People moved away because there was no fishing so they needed new jobs. They have built a dam to try and save it. The water level is already getting higher again so hopefully this will work.
Scientists are trying to build parking spaces in space! They are putting cables on to the International Space Station so astronauts can park when they go up to visit. They hope that they will be able to use them by 2017.
In Britain people want to start using the tide to make electricity to power our homes. It would be clean energy which we think would be good, but fisherman are worried it might effect fish in the river. We might ask Emily from Fishing for the Future what she thinks when she’s next in.
P. 1-4 Science
This week we have been learning all about melting and freezing! We did and experiment to see what temperature water has to be before it freezes. We put it outside and in the fridge but they weren’t cold enough. Only the water we put in the freezer froze. Then we tried putting ice in different places to see how fast we could melt it. We found out that the warmer places made it melt faster. The best place was on the radiator. Mrs. Queen had a piece in her hand – it melted quickly but she felt pretty chilly!
Stunt Duck
Stunt duck has 3 different stories. They are Stunt Duck, Roll up! Roll up! and The sing song gang. My favourite story was Stunt Duck. I liked it because Stunt Duck flew into the wall. He did a loop to loop and his loop to loop failed. This book is a bit different because it has 3 short stories. You should give it a go.
By Paul Storey, P2
