Today (30th April 2019) the Year 5 pupils used their science and maths skills (cross curricular links) to draw a bar graph in order to present their data from the friction fair test carried out last week. The children used their data, and constructed a bar graph to show the effects of friction on different surfaces.
4 comments
Aoife 5M - It was really fun making bar graphs and we did science in one lesson
MIRIAM 5M - i wasnt there but it looked like a really fun lesson
Anesi-5M - It was fun because we were able to make our own bar graphs and make them colourful we also I learnt that the more friction the more grip you have ?✏️
Taylor-5M - This lesson was really fun! We also did cross curricular (maths and science together)
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4 comments
Aoife 5M - It was really fun making bar graphs and we did science in one lesson
MIRIAM 5M - i wasnt there but it looked like a really fun lesson
Anesi-5M - It was fun because we were able to make our own bar graphs and make them colourful we also I learnt that the more friction the more grip you have ?✏️
Taylor-5M - This lesson was really fun! We also did cross curricular (maths and science together)