Elżbieta Węgrzynowska Primary School Sokołowice/Poland

 We chose the tastiest apple – Golden Delicious! 

As part of our eTwinning project, we analysed the results of our partners’ choices and presented them using a bar chart and a pie chart. This kind of maths is really interesting!

Agnieszka Bednarska/ Primary School No. 5 Bolesławiec/ Poland

 

Anna Bębenek/Public Kindergarten No 18/Jastrzębie-Zdrój POLAND

We connect stars - we create our own galaxy

Work selected for presentation

 

Agnieszka Bednarska/ Primary School No. 5 Bolesławiec/ Poland

 

Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec POLAND

 We designed balloon rockets and tested their flight.

The balloons flew because they "defeated" gravity with the force of air.🎈🎈🚀

Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec POLAND

 We learned the secrets of the constellations.

Agnieszka Bednarska/ Primary School No. 5 Bolesławiec/ Poland

 

Anna Bębenek/Public Kindergarten No 18/Jastrzębie-Zdrój POLAND

Nikoś is working on creating the project poster

The support and help from the entire group has been incredibly helpful

Anna Bębenek/Public Kindergarten No 18/Jastrzębie-Zdrój POLAND

 

Phases of the Moon Made of Oreo Cookies

Agnieszka Bednarska/ Primary School No. 5 Bolesławiec/ Poland

 

Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec POLAND

 Together with Antek, we begin our "Space Journey of Discovery." Rockets ready for launch.

AGNIESZKA BEDNARSKA/ PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 5 BOLESŁAWIEC/ POLAND

 

Elżbieta Węgrzynowska Primary School Sokołowice Poland

 Experiments with Gravity.

Anna Bębenek Public Kindergarten No 18 Jastrzębie-Zdrój Poland

We make a rain gauge from a plastic bottle 

Anna Bębenek/Public Kindergarten No 18/Jastrzębie-Zdrój POLAND

Preschoolers build vehicles for space travel

 

Elżbieta Węgrzynowska Primary School Sokołowice Poland

 After listening to the story of Isaac Newton, the children carried out simple experiments with gravity. They investigated whether the weight of objects affects how fast they fall.

Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec POLAND

                           Our experiments with gravity!

We conducted three experiments: one on gravity and chains, another on how to defeat gravity—the magnet trick, and the third—with non-Newtonian fluids—defying gravity.

Now insert the chain into the cup and pull smoothly on one end.See how the chain leaves the container incredibly quickly 🙂Are you wondering how the chain can "run" uphill? It looks amazing—right?

The walls of the container initially guide the chain upward, but gravity changes its direction, and the chain quickly descends, falling to the floor. As a result, part of the chain (in the container) runs upward, while part of the chain (outside the container) runs downward. Before the chain changes direction under the influence of gravity, it has already managed to jump over the edge of the container. Furthermore, the force causing its movement is the weight of the part of the chain that is outside the container, and as it falls, it pulls the rest of the chain with it.

Experts can see Newton's second law of motion in action here.

Dorota Stanałowska/Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec POLAND

                                                               MAGIC TIME!

Agnieszka Bednarska/ Primary School No. 5 Bolesławiec/ POLAND