Anita Grace, the reporter who came into our classroom, brought in her adorable 8-month old daughter, Nisha, to show us about brain development. She's posted about it on her blog.
After they got to test Nisha's capacity to understand object permanence, students wrote a formal lab report and then creatively shared their observations and conclusions in reflections.
Thomas did his reflection on a Show Me. So did Jack.
Gabby's reflection is a slideshow of some more experiments she did with a baby and a control subject, her dad!
Anita has asked us to visit her blog and leave links to our work!
Welcome to the home of the Rainbow Eggheads, formerly the home of the Digital Degus. A class of grade 5/6 students and their teacher blog about their learning adventures here. We tweet as a class from @churchill209 Our teacher tweets from @misspollock
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Monday, 9 December 2013
Baby Nisha Experiments
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baby,
experiments,
Nisha,
object permanence,
Science
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