Climate Change Links

Climate change links

Arctic Climate Change National Geographic

Global Warming BBC

NASA planet health report

Climate Hot Map

NASA Climate Time Machine

Interesting Maths Patterns

Look at this interesting number pattern! Use the internet (with supervision from an adult) to find more interesting  number patterns. What happens if you continue this similar pattern? Use a calculator to help:

1 x 8 + 1 = 9
12 x 8 + 2 = 98
123 x 8 + 3 = 987

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If you find any interesting number patterns post them in the comments below. There will be merits awarded to any good contributions.

Teaching each other new skills

As one of our class assemblies this week, year 6 planned a lesson and taught each other a new skill. We then reflected on the most effective ways to learn new things and how we can set effective goals for ourselves.

                

Science Wallwisher Research

Year 6 have been completing some collaborative research using an internet tool called 'Wallwisher'. They worked in small groups to find information about food chains. They recorded information on a group Wallwisher page. Here are the links to a few of the groups pages:

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Group 4

Group 5

Despite technical difficulties, most groups were able to record some interesting facts about food chains. The Wallwisher pages are open for editing , so let the year 6 teachers know if you work on them at home.

-Mr Crow

Links for Science

As part of our science work, we will be conducting some collaborative research into food webs and food chains. Use these links to help you with your research.

BBC food chains

Crickweb food chains

Desert Food Chain

Examples of food chains pdf

Food Chain Information

Pond Food Web

Rainforest food chain

Welcome to the Wykeham Primary Year 6 blog. We will be using this blog to keep you up to date with the latest year 6 news. We will be sharing childrens' work and posting useful resources to help continue learning at home.

At the moment in maths we have been working on decimals. Use this game from the BBC to practise at home.