Rivers and the Water Cycle

 Today, the children started their new topic: Rivers and the water cycle. 

They began thinking about how and why they use water. Is it important to us? As a class they came up with many different answers. 



 Then, they were given a challenge to estimate how many litres of water were used in different scenarios. There was so much fun and discussion about how much water each child used and why. 

Finally, they completed their assessment heads.

 








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