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Investigating and Measuring - 11th Sept 2015

In our lessons we have been learning about how we grow and change.  We decided to investigate a question:  Do Taller People Have Bigger Feet?.  First we made predictions and lots of us thought that taller people would definitely have bigger feet because they have grown more.  Some children disagreed a bit because they said that they knew teenagers who had bigger feet but were shorter than their parents. We decided to do some measuring to check our predictions.
We discovered that taller people do not always have bigger feet.  It seems that we all grow at different rates!  We had great fun!
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