1 December 2016

Does it change colour?



P3 little Young learners have been experimenting with water this term. One of the experiments they did was changing the colour of water.
-Do you think the water is going to change its colour? – Asked the teacher to the children before putting a piece of a coloured crêpe paper inside a cup of plastic water.
The first pupils’ impression was to say No, but after observing the crêpe paper mixing with water and changing its colour they changed their opinion.
The school younger learners were surprised and encouraged to try this experiment on their own. They had the water tainted in different colours and could appreciate what happened to the water.

15 November 2016

WELCOME TO OUR NEW SCIENCE BLOG!


Hello readers, 

On the occasion of the International Science Week, our Corner presents a new blog with more activities from Infant education, Primary and Secondary. 

Here you will read about our fun learning in science, catch up with the exciting science activities that happen around the school, as well as knowing information about how you can get involved in science activities at home.







2 June 2016

REUSE, REDUCE AND RECYCLE

Hi followers! That’s our last enter.

Do you know our new project?

We have joined a supportive project promoted by the Asociación Proyectos Infantiles. The objective of that project is collecting clothes, shoes and electronics to transform it into dining service scholarship, in order to attend some of the needs that exist in our community.

For this reason, there is a container to make the collection in SAFA’s reception.  With that video, the Primary students encourage you to join the project by making a small gesture.


See you next year! We hope you have enjoyed reading and discovering the Science World with us.


Have a good summer!


15 April 2016

History trivia

Hi readers!

We are fourth graders and during the second term, we have been working in groups because we have created our own history trivia.

We have learned things about Prehistory, Ancient History, the Middle Ages, the Early Modern Age and the Modern Age and with this project, we have shared our knowledge talking, exploring, expressing and playing!


Do you want to see our History trivia? Come on! Click this link! 




17 March 2016

Ecosystems

Hi readers!


Learning about ecosystems is fun if you use your imagination. 5th graders have designed their own ecosystems. First of all, they learned about every biome. They searched information about non-living things, animals and plants. With all the material, they created their own ecosystems in groups of four pupils.



If you want to discover how they did and some interesting facts about their works, don't forget to watch this video and write your comments.


17 February 2016

2nd graders discover the Northern Lights!

During these days, second graders have had the opportunity to share some Science classes with Mareena, our linguistic volunteer from Finland. Not only she has helped us in the classroom conversations and has spent a good time with us, but also, she has explained to us many things about Joensuu (her hometown), her country and culture, language and traditions. We have even talked about her neighbour: Santa Claus and his reindeers!

In one of these conversations, Mareena has explained to us that in Finland everyone can see the
Northern Lights. As we don’t know what they are, we have been investigating and searching together. At the end, we have discovered that Northern Lights are wonderful and beautiful, but what really has surprised us is that they can also be seen from space!
That vision is a really fabulous show!

We give you a link where you can discover it by yourself.


Now, we say bye-bye to Mareena, but we want to thank her for everything! It was wonderful to share some classes with her!
She left us a really nice message that we want to share with all of you!:

"I truly enjoyed sharing some piece of Finnish culture and nature with the children when everyone was so interested in the topic. It was amazing to see how much they already knew about Santa Claus, the North Pole etc. The whole class was full of raised hands and questions came one after another. One lesson was clearly not enough time for discovering Finland!"

                                                           Mareena