Aloha e 3B students,
E kala mai for being late at posting your last class activity.
In class we did a little bit of math measuring. We learned about diameter and radius of a circle and how to measure them. We needed to learn and practice measuring diameter’s of a circle of the activity for the day.
We created our very own moon craters using marble, rubber balls, and a whole lot of flour. It did get a little messy, but it was fun to watch you all create moon craters of your own. Take a look at some of your classmates making their moon craters. I’ll post more on the science photo gallery during the fall break.
Cheers, Ms. Chang
Students measuring the height to drop their marbles to create a crater.
Students measuring the width of their moon crater.
