Onthank Primary 3

Wednesday 6th May

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Happy Wednesday P2!

sunflower seeds

Last week I asked you to find out about plants and what a plant needs to grow.

I planted sunflower seeds a few weeks ago and they have grown into seedlings. If I look after them I should have lovely sunflowers to plant in my garden in summer.

Do you know what season we are in?

If you said Spring you were right- well done!

This youtube clip tells you why we have seasons-

https://youtu.be/UQjT5uKp2hg

These clips may give you a big clue about why lots of plants start growing again in Spring-

https://youtu.be/ZDjFZVqiLvY

https://youtu.be/DPL0F2V9_gY

In Spring the weather starts to get warmer.

There is more daylight- have you noticed that it is lighter outside until later?

It also rains quite a bit so that plants get the water they need. (or if it’s not rainy you need to water them)

The weather in spring gives plants the sunlight, warmth and water they need to grow.

Talking of weather, have any of you seen Sean Batty’s Mini Met Team on STV?

I love watching the videos the kids send in. I’ve tried to find out how you could be part of the Mini Met Team if you want to. I think you follow him on Twitter @SeanBattySTV and #MiniMetTeam.

If any of you want to ‘weather watch’ or be part of the MiniMetTeam then ask your parent or carer to help you and let us know what you’ve been up to.

Today you could also check out the BBC Bitesize Daily Lessons

  1. Literacy- Long Ladder Letters
  2. Maths-Add together to find a part
  3. Science- parts of a plant

Don’t forget if you want to do some online work or games then you can go on Bugclub, Teach your Monster to Read or MyMaths.

Have fun, love learning and share your work!

Mrs Strain x

Team P2 x

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