The Galactic Adventure
As the minute hand zoomed around the clock 17 times and read 17:59 three figures emerged from different directions through the mist. As they collided and bumped into each other they shook hands and huddled close together whispering. Certain words were heard like “Jake you twit” and “Polly persuade” as the clock chimed out 18 times the group parted and walked through the mist.
The Mystery of Pokemon.
Shelby was a town high in the misty mountains of Mount Cuddles. The mountains were called that because when looked at from afar it looked like the mountains were hugging each other. The town was a beautiful place with all sorts of flowers sprouting up everywhere and a small forest where sun shined through the gaps of the trees and when the sun set the town turned a lovely golden colour. The gentle lake which circled the mountain lapped and sang all day.
A clock chimed after mid night, and up in space a spaceship was sailing of to space All was well but suddenly a black hole came from the dissidence and it stormed up.The spaceship went down and down and in to the black hole.
A long time ago on a spaceship there were two ladies on their way to mars. But suddenly behind them a rock hit the spaceship. One of the ladies saw that the back of the spaceship was ruined.
In space there was nothing in the distance, not even one single planet. A space ship bursts out into space at fifteen o’clock. There was 2 men in the space ship, the captain was called Ernie and a scientist called Tom and they were trying to see if there was a planet to land on with interesting information.
What happens when you sellotape an egg to a rocket?
Class 2 are taking part in the Young Engineers’ ‘Eggs Factor’ competition and are researching suitable aircraft to transport an egg by air.
Class 2 have already investigated how changing the amount of water makes a difference to the distance the rocket travels.
What other factors might make a difference to how far the rocket would travel?
Have a listen to
The James Bond Theme - by Andrew on French Horn
The British Grenadiers - by Edward on Cornet
The Hope School travel bear is a geocaching travel bug who hopes to travel the world!
He has been set a variety of ‘missions’ to complete by Class 2 pupils.
You can keep track on Travel Bear’s expedition in his own page on the blog (see sidebar >>)
Released on Saturday, he has now travelled 53.9 miles from Hope School.
See a map of his progress in Google Earth (You will need Google Earth to view)
Have a go at making your own films using Filmstreet.
There are lots of films to watch and you can find out how films and animations are made. You can even upload your own films for other people to watch!
Class 2 have produced explanatory pieces of writing on the Solar System
How much did you learn? Find out by completing this online solar system jigsaw!
Do you have what it takes to look after 3 astronauts in space? Can you lead a mission to Mars. Play Space Doctor and find out!
Year 5 and 6 went to Amsterdam! Click the flag to visit their blog.
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