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Living Things and Their Habitats

We showedour knowledge all about the similarities and differences between life cycles of plants, birds, amphibians, mammals and reptiles by presenting a documentary called 'Life'. It was great fun!

Investigating the stages of metamorphosis!

Group work to create an informative poster or leaflet all about the excellent work which Jane Goodall did to save the chimpanzees!

Forces

Exploring pulleys, levers and gears

Properties and Changes of Materials

Testing the Properties of Materials

5J had so much fun this week, making scientific terminology word and definition cards to play the memory game 'Pairs' with!

St Patricks St Maries
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