Welcome to Room 11's blog for 2020. We are an energetic Year 3 class and our teacher is Mrs Trembath. We are looking forward to working together and learning lots of exciting and new things this year! Check our blog regularly to see what we have been up to. We would love to read your comments.
Wow, what busy people in Room 11. Thanks for the healthy eating tips Aaminah, it is always good to make sure we are eating well. Theo, your crystal looks amazing I would love to hear about the process of growing it and what went right and what went wrong. Remember our best learning comes from our mistakes! Good on you Molly for making a poster about our drought, we need to be making sure we are saving water where we can at the moment. Sophie I love the bright colours in your drawing. My sister used to have a blanky just like yours and hers was called fuzzy, because, as you probably guessed, it was all fuzzy. Keep up the great work Room 11
It is great to see your pictures you have drawn at home Room 11. Theo I remember making those crystals with my daughters when they were your age. As Mrs Knofflock said, some of the greatest discoveries in science came from mistakes. Mrs Rawlinson
Wow, what busy people in Room 11. Thanks for the healthy eating tips Aaminah, it is always good to make sure we are eating well.
ReplyDeleteTheo, your crystal looks amazing I would love to hear about the process of growing it and what went right and what went wrong. Remember our best learning comes from our mistakes!
Good on you Molly for making a poster about our drought, we need to be making sure we are saving water where we can at the moment.
Sophie I love the bright colours in your drawing. My sister used to have a blanky just like yours and hers was called fuzzy, because, as you probably guessed, it was all fuzzy.
Keep up the great work Room 11
It is great to see your pictures you have drawn at home Room 11. Theo I remember making those crystals with my daughters when they were your age. As Mrs Knofflock said, some of the greatest discoveries in science came from mistakes.
ReplyDeleteMrs Rawlinson