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Weight 

 

During this half term we will be exploring weight. What is heavier? What is lighter? if placed in water does it sink or float? this will be cross-curricular with some Science where we will explore all aspects of weight. 

This will be a sensory based topic where the children are invited to explore all kinds of different items in different materials such as water, jelly, slime and more! smiley

 

We will be using scales for learning as well as creating our own sensory trays of different materials. 

Blippi Learns About Weight - Heavier or Lighter? | Blippi Visits | Moonbug Kids

This or that? Can you help Blippi learns what weighs more! In this fun educational episode of Blippi videos your child will learn all about science for kids!...

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