On Monday, our attention was drawn to the moon. We started the day with a beautiful poem about the moon, Silver by Walter de la Mare. In the afternoon we discussion why the full moon this month's full moon is called a "super-duper" moon. We watched a brief video from NASA that explained the reason the moon was so close to Earth. We learned that the moon travels in an ellipse not a circle. Later in the week, the children continued working on a project exploring the school. We did an experiment that showed that liquids have different density. This week, the children interviewed people about their offices.
In math class, the children played an game in which three children each got a number card and they needed to arrange themselves to make the biggest and smallest number they could.