6 Redwood Category

In Redwood Class Year 6 we used our understanding of how shadows are formed and how they can be made smaller or larger depending on their distance from a light source to create a shadow puppet show in which Isaac Newton and his peers are the main characters debating his revolutionary ideas about light.

We applied our multiplication and division skills to solve problems which we had to locate around our classroom using clues provided by Mrs Halai. It was a great fun way to use and apply our maths skills.

To apply our skills to calculate area and perimeter in fun and imaginative ways 😄

We created models of the earth showing its layers to help us lay a foundation for our unit which looks at challenging changes it can undergo like earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis.

Year 6 Redwood Class investigated how the reflection of light works by creating their own periscopes.

We developed our understanding of volcanoes by creating some of our own using everyday household items. It helped us visualise what causes them, how they occur and what they might look like.

David Hockey inspired our Computing Unit’s work on IPad art and we hosted an Art gallery in our classroom to exhibit our work to our parent and carers.

Redwood learned that the more brains the better when it comes to some tricky maths problem.

We enjoyed getting stuck into some WWII recipes