An tseachtain seo i rang a cúig táimíd ag díriú isteach ar an téama 'Spás'. Seo blaiseadh do chéard atá déanta againn go fóillín.
Seo iad na grianchórais a chruthaíomar sa tíreolaíocht. D'úsáideamar an mata chun na pláinéid a chuir sa suíomh ceart trí mais agus fad ón ngrian na pláinéid a chuir in órd.
Chomh maith, rinnemar amlínte ag léiríú na hathraithe i bhfionnactana na spástaiscéalaíochta le himeacht ama.
San eolaíocht, bhíomar ag déanamh iniúchadh ar an bhfórsa domhantarraingthe. Rinneamar tuar ar cioca a thitfeadh ar dtúis- piorra nó páipéar agus fuaireamar amach go dtiteann an piorra ar dtúis toisc éifeacht friotaíocht aeir ar pháipéar. Chomh maith, rinneamar iniúchadh ar ár meáchanlár. Chun é seo a dhéanamh rinneamar gníomhaíochtaí éagsúla agus bhí ionadh orainn fáilt amach nach rabhamar in ann bogadh muna raibh ár meáchanlár díreach ós cionn na cosa. Bainigí triall as!
1. Suigh suas go díreach ar chathaoir agus do lámha ag sileadh síos leat. An féidir leat éirí gan do lámha a bhogadh nó gan cromadh ar aghaidh?
2. Seas le do chosa scartha, ach bíodh cos amháin, gualainn amháin agus do chloigeann ag teagmháil leis an mballa. Anois ardaigh an chos eile más féidir leat!
This week in fifth class we are focusing on the theme of 'Space'. Here is a taste of what we have been doing so far.
These are the solar systems we created in geography. We used maths to represent the planets accurately by putting their mass and distance from the sun in order and then choosing the correct size polystrene ball and wooden stick to represent our findings.
We also created timelines to show the changes and developments in space exploration with time.
For science, we investigated the force of gravity. We predicted which would hit the floor first when dropped (paper or a pear) and realised the pear falls first due to air resistance. We also investigated our centres of gravity trying a few activities and were surprised to realise we could not move unless our centre of gravity was directly above out feet. Have a try!
1. Sit straight up on a chair, with your arms down beside you. Can you get up without using your arms or leaning forwards?
2. Stand with two feet apart with your feet, both shoulders and head against the wall. Now try to lift one leg. Can you?
Seo iad na grianchórais a chruthaíomar sa tíreolaíocht. D'úsáideamar an mata chun na pláinéid a chuir sa suíomh ceart trí mais agus fad ón ngrian na pláinéid a chuir in órd.
Chomh maith, rinnemar amlínte ag léiríú na hathraithe i bhfionnactana na spástaiscéalaíochta le himeacht ama.
San eolaíocht, bhíomar ag déanamh iniúchadh ar an bhfórsa domhantarraingthe. Rinneamar tuar ar cioca a thitfeadh ar dtúis- piorra nó páipéar agus fuaireamar amach go dtiteann an piorra ar dtúis toisc éifeacht friotaíocht aeir ar pháipéar. Chomh maith, rinneamar iniúchadh ar ár meáchanlár. Chun é seo a dhéanamh rinneamar gníomhaíochtaí éagsúla agus bhí ionadh orainn fáilt amach nach rabhamar in ann bogadh muna raibh ár meáchanlár díreach ós cionn na cosa. Bainigí triall as!
1. Suigh suas go díreach ar chathaoir agus do lámha ag sileadh síos leat. An féidir leat éirí gan do lámha a bhogadh nó gan cromadh ar aghaidh?
2. Seas le do chosa scartha, ach bíodh cos amháin, gualainn amháin agus do chloigeann ag teagmháil leis an mballa. Anois ardaigh an chos eile más féidir leat!
This week in fifth class we are focusing on the theme of 'Space'. Here is a taste of what we have been doing so far.
These are the solar systems we created in geography. We used maths to represent the planets accurately by putting their mass and distance from the sun in order and then choosing the correct size polystrene ball and wooden stick to represent our findings.
We also created timelines to show the changes and developments in space exploration with time.
For science, we investigated the force of gravity. We predicted which would hit the floor first when dropped (paper or a pear) and realised the pear falls first due to air resistance. We also investigated our centres of gravity trying a few activities and were surprised to realise we could not move unless our centre of gravity was directly above out feet. Have a try!
1. Sit straight up on a chair, with your arms down beside you. Can you get up without using your arms or leaning forwards?
2. Stand with two feet apart with your feet, both shoulders and head against the wall. Now try to lift one leg. Can you?
