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Coventry Cathedral
Posted in pupils, R.E., Topic (History and Geography), Year 6
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Third film of Remembrance poetry
Again, you should be able to listen to some of our poems by clicking on the image.
Posted in First World War Poetry, Literacy, News, Poet's Corner, pupils, Year 6
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A second film of poems reflecting on The First World War and Remembrance.
Click on the image to play the movie and hear 3 more of the Remembrance poems written and read by members of Year 6.
Posted in First World War Poetry, Literacy, Poet's Corner, pupils, Year 6
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Mixing coloured light
In science today we investigated how rainbows are created and explored the effect of mixing light of different colours. Here are the sites we used to mix coloured light (which some people wanted to explore further).
Click on the images to access the websites we used today.
We also found out about how we see different colours. Different coloured objects absorb particular light colours and reflect backlight which creates the colour we see. e.g. A red book absorbs all other lights and reflects back only red light. To investigate what colours we see when different coloured light beams are combined, change the ratios of light colours on the site below. It shows you how the colours on early colour computer screens were created with only 16 colours.
Posted in pupils, Science, Year 6
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Optical illusions
We’ve been exploring optical illusions in art and have tried to create some of our own. Some of them work best looked at from a distance in the classroom, but these illusions transfer quite well to a screen. They are 2D drawings that are made to create the illusion of 3D ‘holes’.
Posted in Art and Design, pupils, Year 6
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