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Here are some of the lego men I have made - Jet

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I took a box from mummy to make my elf a home with buttons and felt. My elf's name is Bushy Evergreen.

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I took a box from mummy to make my elf a home with buttons and felt. My elf's name is Bushy Evergreen.

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Things that are Transparent, Translucent, Opaque 

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Things that are Transparent, Translucent, Opaque 

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What melts the fastest experiement - By Leo

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What melts the fastest experiement - By Leo

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I loved the chocolate the most. I ate all the melted chocolate. Yum

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I build a whole new island in my pond.

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Ivana's Happy List and things/people she is grateful for. This is something she will continue to add to. 

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Ivana's Happy List and things/people she is grateful for. This is something she will continue to add to. 

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Meeko's invention is a robot that will do your homework for you. Just give the instructions and it will print out the work. Look at those cool antennae - WiFi compatible so that you can send your instructions directly from your iPad.

Meeko's Rating: +5 stars
Teachers' Rating: -5 stars

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This is my poem about Neptune

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Charlotte is grateful for lots of things over lockdown

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Ivana's interactive phonic & reading work 

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Ivana's interactive phonic & reading work 

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Ivana enjoyed the different literacy work within this book involving spellings, phonic work and also recounting the tale at the end. We are containing to work on summarising.

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Vidisha has been helping growing sprouts this spring, perfect for smoothies!

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Vidisha drew five rockets and measured each in centimetres. She says every day gives you new things to measure, and if you don’t know the length of something it’s a new adventure for measuring!

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Ivana's depiction of the Solar Sytem used for Distance Measurement

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Ivana's depiction of the Solar Sytem used for Distance Measurement

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Ivana decided to use chalk to depict her idea of the layout of the planets. Painstakingly she tried to get the pictures accurate as much as the measurement! In the end, with mum.helping with the writing ✍ to beat the dark clouds looming, she completed it and went about measuring.

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Ivana's Predictions & Distance measurement of the planets from the Sun

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Ivana's Predictions & Distance measurement of the planets from the Sun

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Ivana used her hand spans and had a few gos before getting accurate in measuring each planet from the Sun. She predicted Mercury would need less spans from the Sun as compared to Jupiter and Pluto would need the most hand spans. Her measurements in the end proved she was right, according to her drawings. See above slide for that depiction.

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Insects Olympic !story writing

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Charlotte measures distance using her feet

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Charlotte measures distance using her feet

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Charlotte measured distance using her feet. She quickly realised that she could adjust the length of her steps to make her predictions more accurate!

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Libby's follow up activity from reading - splitting words into sounds

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Libby's follow up activity from reading - splitting words into sounds

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Libby's prediction of distance using non-standard measurement - her feet!

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Libby's prediction of distance using non-standard measurement - her feet!

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Libby's prediction of the size of shoes using non-standard measurement - Ollie's yellow block

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Libby's prediction of the size of shoes using non-standard measurement - Ollie's yellow block

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It was hard to think of 25 things but my mum helped me and I did it. Now I’m going to get my sister and brother to do the hunt.

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Leo lined up his animals on the stairs. Beforehand he guessed there might be 48 based on the 16 steps and 3 animals per step. We ended up with 56. Leo ran out of big animals.

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Get an old plastic milk bottle.
Ask an adult to cut off the top and bottom to create a ring out of plastic (like in the photo).
Pack the plastic ring with sticks, twigs and branches and leave in a warm, sunny place (preferably all day sun).
Wait and watch - the little lizards love it and Tobie loves to spot the lizards. 🦎🦎🦎

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Leo's Standard and Non Standard Measurements

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Leo's Standard and Non Standard Measurements

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Standard and Non standard measurements by LEO

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Distance of planets from the sun.

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Noahs facts about Bee's.

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Hashim ‘Apollo H.C 14 rocket non standard measurements is 33 block

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Hashim ‘Apollo H.C 14 rocket non standard measurements is 33 block

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On the weekend we went for a Bush walk in Dingle Dell to find fairy houses that local families have made and placed around the trees. After our walk we went to the beach and found a dead stingray on the shoreline. It was a fun day. I am going to make my own fairy house and take it to the bush over the holidays. 🧚‍♂️ 🏠 🏖

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I had fun using the index of the book to look for facts.

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Isaac and his sister Millie having fun doing the milk, soap & food colouring experiment. He then wrote down the steps and the final result.

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Isaac drew a rocket ship and guessed how many lego pieces it would measure. Then he estimated how long things around the house would be using a lego piece to measure

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Stella’s follow up activity - Camouflage 

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Stella’s follow up activity - Camouflage 

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Soren held a virtual Olympic games for insects and here is the gold medal winners. Even soren's dad does not know the name of these insects that he has found in the internet.

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Please meet her new friend Mr Bot

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Advaitha estimated how far the planets from sun 

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Advaitha estimated how far the planets from sun 

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Advaitha used steps as her non- standard measuring tool 

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Advaitha used steps as her non- standard measuring tool 

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I explore around my house with my tiny feet counting steps to measure the distance considering my living room as the centre from where I start measuring.

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Advaitha's language to describe length :

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Advaitha's language to describe length :

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I have put a tick to show my answer to the question

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Advaitha did some non standard units of measurements 

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Advaitha did some non standard units of measurements 

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I found some pair of shoes of my dad, mom and myself then made a trace of those. Then I did a prediction and got some non metric objects like crayons, tooth pick, m&m's minis bottle to measure those shoes. Finally I found that my dad's shoes are bigger than others, mine is the smallest of all .

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Ivana enjoyed this activity so much, she actually made a video recording where she introduces each of the features on her float and then ends with a dance 💃 to Brazilian samba music 🎶.

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Inspired by Sophia the Princess, Ivana created a float with some fancy stuff. See next slide for details

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Addie measured in LEGO brick units

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Inspired by Movie World in Gold Coast

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Ivana telling you the mystery of the shoe print has been solved!

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Ivana telling you the mystery of the shoe print has been solved!

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Noah's sentence writing

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Maddie enjoyed tracing everyone in our family’s shoes and measuring them using an ice block stick

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This is my telescope. Do I look like a Captain?

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This is my telescope. Do I look like a Captain?

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Charlotte created a dance float with music, disco lights and a dance platform

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Tobie’s rocket is called “The Banana Rocket” as it’s mostly yellow and long like a banana.
Rocket prediction: 20 small Duplo blocks high.
Actual measurement: 24 small Duplo blocks high.

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Tobie would like to show her classmates how they can make their own stickers using materials out of the kitchen drawers!

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Tobie was very close when guessing the length of the smaller shoes in duplo blocks, and worked out she only needed to guess the difference in order to work out the size of the next biggest shoe - so she got those guesses right!

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Stella’s Lego Block Measurement Predictions 

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Stella’s Lego Block Measurement Predictions 

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Have you ever measured a rocket with a racket?

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My rocket name is RockoBlock and it is 2 chairs  tall.

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Dylan's Non-Standard Measuring with a Fork

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Dylan's Non-Standard Measuring with a Fork

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Dad's shoe was 1 1/2 forks long, Mums was 1 1/6 forks, Dylan's was 1 1/4 long, Kaia's 1 fork long. His rocket ship was 1 1/6 long.

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Charlotte measured the kids shoes using duplo flowers. She drew a rocket and measured it using rocks - it was 28 rocks. She made connections to earlier math work by drawing lines of symmetry on some of the rocket shapes and using different 2D shapes to draw her rocket

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Ivana completed this activity and will work on the remaining pictures soon. This is definitely a topic we will keep practising and invokes her learner qualities when trying to complete a task like this.

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Ivana drew her rocket 🚀 then used pencils as her non standard measure and a ruler 📏 as her standard measure. Her findings are recorded above. At a later date she will measure another rocket she built a few weeks ago and reveal her findings using the above exercise.

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Ivana's step by step record on  Non-Standard Measurement 

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Ivana's step by step record on  Non-Standard Measurement 

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Ivana did a statistical analysis of the shoe sizes using non standard measurements i.e. toy cars, crayons & clothes pegs. Apart from experimenting with this, Ivana learnt that it is about precision of placement & uniformity in size to get the right measurement. This can be evidenced in the picture where her brother's shoe is just half a crayon (2.5) less than her own (3).

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Ashton's Footprint and Rocket length prediction

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Ashton's Footprint and Rocket length prediction

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Soren used 17 raisins to measure his mum's shoe

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Leo measured his Dad’s shoe using matchsticks and his rocketship named Neon with his little sister. It was 3 1/2 Frankie’s 😂

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My Rocket ship - FREEDOM

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Hashim non standard measurements  family shoe print!

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Hashim non standard measurements  family shoe print!

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Roman's family footprints measured by lego cat

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Roman's family footprints measured by lego cat

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I Predicted two correct :)