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PORTFOLIO WORK     YEAR 6     ELECTRICITY

PORTFOLIO WORK

• It will be done at home.
• It is individual work but you can use dictionaries or ask for your peers’ advice.
• The teacher will not mark that work: you will go through it  in June and then you will be able to change it, rewrite it...
• You will design your project. You can do it either on the computer or in pen.

1-    Write an account about the electricity topic we have just finished that includes:

Symbols, diagrams, types of circuits, how they work and everything else that you think it might be important to recall. (max 2 pages)

2-   Write about the house you have made. Stick on a photograph of you and your house with an account about how you made the house using connectives: First, next, then...finally.

If I built my house again this is what I would change: Instead of using this, I would use that... I would add a...

This is what my new house would look like.

3-   Using your knowledge of electrical circuits, design a device, toy, “thing” using an electrical circuit. You can use buzzers, bulbs, motors...

Use the house worksheet as a plan for your project.

If you like, build a model of your invention. 

TEST YEAR 5

YOU ARE READY FOR THIS TEST IF YOU:

• Know where the temperature can reach 5.430ºC
• know the different parts of the geosphere, what they are called and what they are made of.
• Can give examples of sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic rocks and name some objects that are made with them.
• Can explain why the cliffs in Seven Sisters Natural Park are changing  their shape gradually and slowly.
• Can name and explain the different parts of a volcano.
• Have been listening in class so that you can explain where Pompeii is and what happened there.
• Can tell the differences in between minerals and rocks.
• Can tell what a fossil is.
• Can name some natural disasters and their consequences.
• Know agents of erosion.
• What the atmosphere is of and the composition of the air we breath.

electricity games

Play these games over the weekend and write down something new you have learned after playing the games!!!!!!

http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/electricity.html

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