4B Open class

4th. B has been working on different subjects, topics and skills in English.
Last Wednesday, we shared part of that experience with their families.
We share a little summary of our Open Class.
Thanks for helping, participating and coming!

4to B ha estado trabajando en distintas materias, temas y habilidades en el área de inglés.
El miércoles pasado, compartimos parte de todas esas experiencias con las familias.
Aquí un pequeño resumen de nuestra clase abierta con todos ustedes.
Gracias a todos los que colaboraron, vinieron y participaron, de una u otra forma.

Around the world in 80 days

Our students from Junior 4 to Junior 7 enjoyed the play "80 days around the world" performed by the company ARTSPOT in our school!

 This real and unique opportunity was delighted and the children were really pleased!

 English Department

Junior 6 Slime experiment

Slime flows like a liquid, but unlike familiar liquids (e.g., oil, water), its ability to flow or viscosity is not constant. So, it's a fluid, but not a regular liquid. Scientists call a material that changes viscosity a non-Newtonian fluid.

We made slime using white glue, shaving cream and liquid soap. The objective was to see that some fluids are different and that not everything is like it seems in Science

El slime es una materia líquida viscosa parecida a un barro pegajoso. Se encuentra entre líquido y sólido, lo que hace que sea muy divertido jugar con ella. Al analizar nuestro experimento, la baba fue creada mezclando pegamento, crema de afeitar y jabón liquido. Se espera que la mezcla de pegamento se comporte como un líquido y por lo tanto, fluya. Cuando incluimos la crema y el jabón líquido en la mezcla, éstos evitan que el pegamento fluya de manera normal. Por ende, el resultado es un material parecido al líquido pero que no fluye. Este tipo de material se denomina polímero.

El objetivo de este experimento fue conocer materiales que se comportan de manera distinta a la esperada en determinadas condiciones.

Junior 4A Open class

Thanks for joining us in these open classes!!

Junior 2 Open classes

THANKS FOR JOINING US IN THESE OPEN CLASSES!!

Junior 6 Open class

THANKS TO THE FAMILIES, KIDS AND TEACHERS FOR THESE BEAUTIFUL OPEN CLASSES!!!!!

Junior 5 Open class

MANY THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO WERE PART OF THESE GREAT OPEN CLASSES!!!!

Open class Junior 7

We´d like to thank all the families that were part of the Open class in Junior 7!

Junior 1 Open class

THANKS FOR JOINING US IN THESE OPEN CLASSES!!

Mrs Kate Corkery, famous storyteller, visited Norbridge school

WE SPENT A GREAT TIME LISTENING TO KATE´S BEAUTIFUL STORIES

Make Your Own Slime!

In this opportunity, the children in J4A have been working with polymers and have been studying its main characteristics. 

Our goal is for them to apply the new concepts in real life, so what better way to do so than making their own slime?

A polymer is a large chain of molecules made up of smaller units that repeat themselves. The white glue in our slime is a polymer, a large chain of molecules that allows it to be poured. When we add the liquid starch it changes the structure of the chain making the polymer thicker which then makes our awesome slime.

We only used starch, glue, glitter, a bowl and a spoon. Here are the results:

Slime in 4A from Marcelo Azuaga on Vimeo.

The baking soda and vinegar volcano

On Wednesday 15th, Junior 4A and 4B together with their teachers Micaela Bloise and Cecilia Otero, visited the lab to make a real volcanic eruption.

The children learnt about the chemical reaction that occurs between an acid and a base.

They had a lot of fun!