Hello West Green!
It’s Mr Morgan here with a competition for children in Reception, Year One and Year Two.
The best answer will be one of two scientists of the summer, who will be rewarded with a certificate and a prize in September.
The more detailed and scientific your answer is, the more likely you will win.
Age will be considered. So Year Two children will be expected to write a lot more than a Reception child!
You have until Friday July 10th to come up with your best answer.
That’s a good start. Do you have any other reasons why you think it is number 1?
Hi Mr Morgan,
I also think that it is on land and the others are in different places.
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hi Mr Morgan the odd one out is number 3 because it is in water
Hi Mr Morgan,
I think the odd one out is number 3, because is sitting on the water, and its not sinking.
It is a nice round shape, with edges around.
I saw a Disney movie, where the frogs they was sitting on this leaf and singing.
Thank you
the third leaf because they is no spikes and is a nice round leaf
Hi, Mr Morgan.
I think the odd one out is number 3 because is floats in the water.And is also so beautiful and round shape.
Aisha Zulfiqar, Hi Mr Morgan
The odd one out is number 3 is the correct answer. Because it is in a water and in circle shape.
I think the 3rd one is the odd one out because it has a circle but the rest have none.Also, it’s in the pond.
That is a good answer. I especially like the fact that you noted how it grows on water.
Hello Mr Morgan,
I think the odd one out is number 3 because is floats in the water.
I think the odd one out is number 2 because it is transparent, it can rip easily and it is not in the water and not on the sand.
You can see through them a little bit. Therefore, we call these leaves ‘translucent’. That means we can see through it a bit, but not very clearly.
It’s halfway between transparent and opaque.
I think odd one out is no 3, because that is the only one grows in the water. It is a water plant. They called Aquatic plants They live in saltwater or freshwater.
How interesting that they can live in two different types of water!
I have chosen a winner, you shall all find out soon.
I also want to say a big well done to Aisha for having a go from Year 1, well done for taking on all of my scientists in Year 2 Aisha!
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Hi Mr Morgan,
I think the odd one out is number 1. because it has spikes and the others do NOT have spikes at all.
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