Thursday 18 April 2013

END OF TERM>

 At our final assembly was taken by Mr C and it was about ANZAC - remembering the soldiers who fought and died for our country.

Be safe and enjoy the holidays.

See you next term!

Wednesday 17 April 2013

NEW THINGS WE HAVE LEARNED IS OUR SCIENCE STUDY ABOUT THE SUN.

WE THANK GOD FOR THE GIFT OF THE SUN IN OUR LIVES !
ALLELUIA PRAISE THE LORD

SUN INFORMATION REPORTS



The sun
  
The sun is very important because it gives us energy and fuel for our cars.
The sun is made out of gas, in the middle of the sun is called a core. Did you know the earth has a core? Some planets are also made out of gas like Saturn. The outside of the sun is called the surface.
We use the sun for fresh air and solar energy and for sunlight. Without the sun, people will die but if there is sunlight people will be alive.
The sun is 150,000,000 km away from earth. We wouldn’t have any oxygen, weather, water, food or life on earth.
I learned so many things about the sun.                                                                        By Mary Jane 

The sun

The sun is a giant star that lights up all the planets. Earth orbits the sun every year. It also spins, that is why there is day and night. The sun is the closest and the biggest star to earth.  
                            
The sun is a giant floating ball of gas and heat. It has a core in the center of it. The sun is the  most brightest thing in our galaxy .It is 865,000 miles long and is found in the middle of the solar system. Light and heat from the sun reaches earth in about 8 minutes. The temperature of the sun is 5500 degrees Celsius. . The suns core is about 13600000 degrees Celsius. The sun shines on the moon at night to make it bright.

The sun helps us breathe on earth because without the sun there would be no living things on earth. The sun provides water and vitamin D and other things that make the earth survive, like the water cycle. It makes trees and plants grow. The sun is 150,000,000 miles away from earth.

I think the sun is very important to make everyone survive on earth. I like the sun but it is too bright to look at.                                                                                                                                         By Indi

The sun

The Sun is a big bright star that shines in the Solar system long.
The Sun is the biggest star in all the eight planets.  It is the size of a huge ball with a lot of gases and fumes.  It sends us energy called Solar Energy that makes our electronic devices work and to make our Cars work-using fuel that comes from the Sun.
It is 150,000,000 KM long from earth so it will take years to get close to it or on top of it or to see it flare.
The sun can orbit black panels because it gets maximum solar power. The sun can send solar power to other devices like Calculators, torches and satellite dishes.  It is also very renewable which means we always use it over and over again.
Our sun study was great and I learned a lot of things about it.  
                                            
By Joel


The sun 

The sun is a big giant is a star which is really hot.
The sun is good for all people and without it there would be no life on earth. The sun is a round shape and it’s very hot. The black circles on the sun are cooler. It is millions of times greater  than the moon. The earth moves around the sun every year..
The sun is very useful because of the energy it gives us. Its energy is used for heating our homes and for heating our water. The sun helps plants grow which we eat. The sun can also be very harmful.  It can burn us and causes skin cancer. We also learnt to always wear sunscreen  on a sunny day when outside.

We enjoyed watching the DVD about the because of all the information on it. It was a good study.

Co constructed by Mrs Reddy, Samantha and Kian


The sun
At first I knew nothing about the sun, but when we studied it I learnt a lot but I wanted to know so much more.
Size
The size for the sun is huge, to be precise ,it is 150,000,000 in diameter! It is also about 115,000,000 far away from earth as well .The sun gives energy to  small things that animals feed on. We feed off plants and animals.
History
The  sun which is a star  is over 1 trillion years old which is 6 times older than the earth. It will also die out in about 4 billion years. The sun will get bigger and bigger and then smaller.It will  end up as either  a supernova or a black hole.
Sources
There are lots of uses from the sun like solar energy and solar power with special solar pen that are black to absorb maximum heat. We us this power to boil water, watch TV’s and make water.


I love the sun and appreciate  it a whole much more now  that I have studied it.
  
 I LOVED LEARNING ABOUT THE SUN!!!                                        

  By Leo



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Tuesday 16 April 2013

EASTER WINNERS




ROOM 5 HAD AN EASTER ACROSTIC POEM WRITING COMPETITION.
IT WAS BASED ON THE IDEAS AND THOUGHTS ABOUT EASTER.

MRS GRICE JUDGED THE WHOLE CLASS AND THESE ARE THE NINE WINNERS.

WE HOPE YOU ENJOY BEING EASTER PEOPLE NOW THAT JESUS IS ALIVE.

The poems are  currently on display in our school foyer - feel free to read them.
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Keeping in Touch with Father Dan,our Parish Priest.


Today Father Dan came and told us about when Jesus died on the cross. Father Dan taught us the Sign of the Cross in Pidgin English. Here it is:

Long na bilong papa,
Na bilong pikinini,
Na bilong Holy Spirit,
AMEN.

Obelisk-St Peter's

 I learnt more about Easter  and about the bronze cross on top of an obelisk.

By Jamal

A PRECIOUS SOURCE OF ENERGY STATION



A PRECIOUS SOURCE OF ENERGY STATION

Laverton and Finn testing how sunblock works
The first thing we  did was draw  a line on our hands.
Next we  had to tell Penelope to give us  a little bit of sunblock.
Penelope turned the light on beam.
We  put our hand under the beam and  saw what happened.          
Half of our hand was was glowing and the other part with the sunblock was not.
UV rays cannot be seen with our eyes and it is important to wear sunblock for protection.

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Stayin’ Alive Station

At this station Ethan and Sofia are investigating Stayin’ Alive Needs.


In this station we had to find out what keeps us Alive on earth. We had to put the metal stick on the bolts and if it lights up it means that we were right. The most important things is air, plants and the sun because they give us life.

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mOON FACTS station   


Carina and Roan are guessing if a moon fact is true or false.


In this station we guessed true or false facts about the moon. If they were true we would put them on the true moon if they were false we would put them on the false moon.

 Did you know that there is more than one moon and earth’s moon is the fifth largest moon in the solar system?

We enjoyed the moon facts station.