Sunday, July 5, 2009
Look at these pictures showing the water cycle by Nico, Jerome, Aidan and Aarushi....
The children in Room 14 have been very clever drawing the water cycle on Kid Pix. As you carry on down the page, you will see pictures drawn by the children. Click on the pictures to make them bigger.
Look at these pictures showing the water cycle by Wamwam, Rodney, Nathan and Max...
These pictures were done using Kid Pix. Click on the pictures to make them bigger.
Look at these pictures showing the water cycle by Luke, Herbert, Hannah and Georgia....
Make the images bigger by clicking on them.
Read the terrarium recounts written by Jerome, Angela, Luke, Jessica, Nathan and Herbert......
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Casey, Jessica, Hannah, and Chloe's explanation of how the water cycle works..
Listen to what these girls have to say....
Water Cycle Pictures by George, Gabriel, Ethan and Cindy
Look at how these children have drawn their understanding of the water cycle.....
Pictures of the Water Cycle by Christina, Chloe, Casey and Andrew.
Can you see the different stages? Click on the images to get a better look.
Read Hannah, Aidan, Andrew and Wamwam's recounts about planting terrariums....
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Drawings of the Water Cycle done by Jaz, Angela and Jessica
The girls drew these on Kid Pix. Click on the pictures to make them bigger.
Terrarium Recounts by Nico, Jaz, George and Ethan
Read these recounts about making a terrarium to show the water cycle. Click on the image to make it bigger.
Friday, July 3, 2009
The Water Cycle
Listen to Rodney, Nico, Wamwam, Andrew and Herbert read their work explaining the water cycle...
Thursday, July 2, 2009
The Water Cycle
We have been learning about the water cycle. Listen to Georgia, Angela, Jerome and Ethan share their ideas....
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Aarushi's Home Movie
Have a look at the movie that Aarushi made at home about the water cycle.
Can you see evaporation?
Which part shows condensation?
Can you see precipitation?
and, where is the water collecting?
Well done Aarushi!!
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