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Testing temperatures

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Published: Thursday, 21 March 2024 21:30
Written by Year Two

In our measurement unit, we have explored weight/ capacity, mass/ volume and temperature. We learnt that when measuring temperature, we use degrees Celsius. 

We had great fun testing different containers in the classroom! We enjoyed seeing the Mercury move up and down depending on the temperature. We had to be careful to hold the thermometer at the top or it would measure the temperature of our hands instead!

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