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On Friday, the children were challenged to make a model of the different states of matter using a cup, rainbow drops, tin foil and sellotape. In groups, the children made a model of a solid, a liquid and a gas. As you can see, they all did really well in creating the models and enjoyed taking a few rainbow drops home too! 30/7/2021 04:38:04 am
That would be really great update you have discussed with us thank you so much for sharing. Such activities for the kids from the school are just tremendous. Thanks for your work here that is really supportive and understandable. Comments are closed.
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