3D Shape
Primary Five have been very busy this week making 3D shapes using nets.
I had fun making a pyramid – Aidyn Ferris
It was quite challenging to make a cone – Beth Stirling
I used a net to make a cylinder – Declan Bass
Monthly Archives: October 2015
3D Shape
Today Primary Five have been investigating the properties of 3D shapes.
I enjoyed learning the properties of 3D shapes – Lucas Galloway
Today I leaned about 3D shapes and found a new shape called a hexangonal prism. – Jack Smith
I learned that 3D shapes have different properties and now I can state the properties of most 3D shapes – Emma Kinninmont
Today I learned that a cube and a cuboid have the same properties but have different faces. A cube has 6 square faces but a cuboid has 2 square faces and 4 rectangular faces, – Jody McKay
Today I learned that there are different types of pyramids. There is a square based pyramid and a triangular based pyramid. – Ellie Ness
Volcano Eruptions
Primary Five have been using their volcano to create an eruption.
We mixed together vinegar, bicarbonate soda, liquid soap and water to create the eruption. – Faith Arbuthnot
Please keep checking the blog for some videos.
I enjoyed mixing the substances to see the chemical reaction take place. – Emma Rankine
I liked that the liquid soap made the eruption look more life like. – Ross Henderson
It was great fun putting all the substances together. – Declan Bass
It was very exciting when it finally erupted! – Beth Stirling
Volcano Technology
Primary Five have been very busy making volcanoes.    Â
We used chicken wire, a shoe box and a kitchen roll tube to make the structure of the volcano. – Maya Ali
We used strips of newspaper mixed with watered down PVA glue to create the shape of the volcano. – Sam Gilgis
It was great fun but very messy! – Holly McTaggart
I really enjoyed making the volcano with the paper and glue. – Dominic Stirling
