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Today we carried out some experiments to test whether materials were waterproof, flexible and transparent. 
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Have a look at the picture below. It is from a cover of a book. Use your PREDICTION skills to PREDICT what the book may be about and what the title might be. Leave your answers in a comment 
Maths Videos from the NCCAThe National Council for Curriculum and Assessment have some very good videos on how you can help your child with their maths homework
Thanks to everyone who came in for Maths for Fun this week and last week. Next Monday will be our last session. 
Our Science Topic for this month is Materials and Change. This week we will be classifying materials and doing so experiments to test for flexibility, transparency and which materials are waterproof.
Here are some games and activities that you can play at home to help you learn more about materials Maths Games Inventions from the past. Click this button to find out who invented different objects
Click the second button to go to the Encyclopedia and type the following words into the search engine: radio, telephone, television, electricity, we did an experiment today to see how warm air rises. 
This week in Maths we are looking at the Calendar - days, months and seasons. Here are some games to play In Geography we are learning about different types of weather. Here are some links for you to look at
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AuthorMy name is Carmel O'Mahoney. I have been teaching in St Cronan's for 12 years. I love running, singing and teaching! Archives
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