Science

What material helps the car travel faster?

L.O. To make design decisions, using knowledge of materials and existing products

Research

L.O. To use appropriate sources for research

Foil- A flat piece of foil is slippery and may help the car glide, but if it’s wrinkled, it might slow it down.

Plastic - •Plastic is smooth, it creates less friction, which means a car can slide faster over it.

Astro turf - •Astro turf is rough, so it creates more friction. That means your car might go slower.

Bubble Wrap - Bubble wrap is bumpy. Bumps create more friction, which can slow the car down.

Investigation

L.O. To link patterns within results to their knowledge and understanding of the world / scientific understanding

Literacy

L.O. To write for different audiences and purposes, including writing for a range of real-life and authentic purposes.  

Numeracy

Addition & Subtraction

^{LO. To recap number bonds to 10.}

^{Chilli 1 - Use the pictorial ten frames to write the number bond calculations.}

^{LO. To identify number bond facts.}

^{Chilli 2 - Use the diagram to support writing the different facts for each number bond to 10.}

^{LO. To use number bond facts to solve calculations.} 

^{Chilli 3 - Complete the calculations by using knowledge of number bonds.}