The magic ketchup experiment

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Time for another experiment!

You will need:

How to do it:

11. Fill the bottle up with water

22.  Add ketchup to the bottle

33.  If the ketchup float, then screw the cap on and squeeze the sides of the bottle hard.

44.  If the ketchup sinks, add 3 tablespoons of salt to the bottle and shake.

The magic ketchup should sink when you squeeze the bottle and float when you release it.

Can you get the ketchup in the middle of the bottle?

Numbots

💫 It's time for more learning using Numbots! Please head over to the website to complete your maths learning for today. I can't wait to see who will get on to the leaderboard!

Click here for Numbots website.

Oi Frog!

Good afternoon Year 1.

There are lots of words that rhyme in our story. Can you think of any other words that rhyme with frog?

Story time

Hi Parents and Carers of Year 1.

If you are running out of reading material at home for your families, you can find over 7000 books to read online with Readon. The website is free to use, and there are lots of different genres to explore. Click here for the link. 

Neil Armstrong - video post

Well done to everyone that guessed who the man in the picture was yesterday.
Remember you can leave a comment below for Miss Ali and the rest of Year 1 to read.
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The day the crayons quit

Today's story is called the day the crayons quit.

We have looked at this story before as a class. Before you play the video, can you remember what happens in the story? 

Your job today is to write speech bubbles for each of the crayons. Your speech bubble could show how they are feeling. You might want to use the letters from the story to help you with your ideas.

Money challenge

Good morning Year 1. 

Today Miss Ali has set you a maths challenge. 

Increase means that the number gets bigger.

If you are finding this a bit tricky, you could ask your parents at home if they have any coins for you to count with.

Or, you could use this hundred square and count on 10 more from the number you have been given.




Remember: you need to include units in your answer!
Good luck :)