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This week Year 5 had a wonderful time at theCsopa Science Museum,which has relocated to Csillaghegy. The children spent the day exploring countless‘hands on’ scienceactivities and enjoyeda very explosive science show!
"The Csopa trip was an amazing trip. We got to do so many things! For example, mixing vinegar and cabbage juice, touching dry ice, making a whirlpool and going through a mirror – maze. Everything was so amazing! I hope I can go back." (Lili 5N)
"My favouriteactivity was the vortex machine. If we rotate a liquid, a tornado shape will form. The faster it rotates the deeper the vortex." (Hwitae 5N)
"I learned so many new things that I didn’t know before, like the nail bed and the science behind it is that your weight balances out on each nail. I also liked the show, we could touch dry ice!" (Andor 5N)
"It was awesome how many scientific things I never realised there were in the world. It was great!" (Mila 5A)
"I liked Csopa because of the mirror maze and the dry ice with the liquid nitrogen!" (Tygo 5 A)
"Csopa is like a science museum. My favourite was driving the Lunar Rover and the science show." (Armaghan 5N)
Year 5
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