Filed under: Year 6 Memories
As the term drew to an end, what better way to celebrate than a disco! Year 6 turned up in force to do a little dancing and spend a lot more on sweets!
As the term drew to an end, what better way to celebrate than a disco! Year 6 turned up in force to do a little dancing and spend a lot more on sweets!
Happy Easter! Check out our Easter bunny cakes!
Our irreversible changes topic took us outside too!
Here we used our knowledge of chemical reactions to create some rockets!
Rocket 1: Place a fizzy vitamin tablet and water in a camera film container. Put the lid on and …..pop!
Rocket 2: Place some bicarbonate of soda and some vinegar in a camera film container. Put the lid on and …..pop!
Rocket 3: Place some more bicarbonate of soda and some more vinegar in a 2 litre pop bottle. Hold your hand over the top 0f the bottle while the gas builds up and ….. whooooooooshhh! (you’ll stink of vinegar!)
Rocket 4: Place a Mentos mint in a bottle of Coke and …..whoosh!
One of our science tasks was to see what affect heating had on a range of products.
Armed with a tea-light candle and a spoon, Year 6 set to work at predicting and testing whether the changes would be reversible or if a chemical reaction occurred and they were irreversible.
There were some good smells going on in the classroom and a few phantom ash marks appearing on people’s faces!
Anyone remember who this is? We wrote his biography in literacy!