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Scientific exploration!
We are all super scientists and to investigate electricity we went outside to see if we could spot any signs of it in the world around us. Mrs Coyle showed us how to use the digital camera and a special video camera so we could capture what we saw. We also used some binoculars to see if we could see anything far away.
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