Month: May 2019
Creating Memories At Cranbourne
‘Hey look at this perfect photo!’ I commented,
‘Ohhh send that one to me!’ My friend Ophelia suggested.
Yesterday we were in the perfect place to take some photos, the year 4 excursion was at Royal Botanic Gardens, Cranbourne, and it was fantastic. But it wasn’t just for photos we were there to learn about indigenous Australians.The surroundings were beautiful, you could see luscious plants and flowers everywhere.
At Cranbourne we learnt about how the tools were made and used, the second thing we did was we got to make paint with: water, ochre and another bigger rock. You would rub them together and boom, paint. We also got to drink lemongrass water, I didn’t really like it but I’m sure others did.
After lunch we had a scavenger hunt and you will see some of the photos we took in my pic collage.
Do you know an indigenous fact? And if so what is it?
Sometimes It’s Symmetry
In 4T we have been investigating symmetry.
Symmetry is a mirror image of an object, that if cut in half will be able to be folded over the other side. The line can be horizontal, vertical or diagonal, and sometimes it’s all of them!
Today I explored our classroom to see real-world examples.
Click this link to see what I found!
Oh and by the way what can you see that is symmetrical?