We learned how to create hyperlinks and loops when we created our Adventure Game. Users can interact and play my game.

Muhammed Ali passed away just a few short days ago – RIP. There was an outpouring of tributes from around the world, what can you discover about this character? Why do you think he was so well-loved? What can you take from his life that can help you? What do you think ‘Upsy Daisy Day’ is all about? What is the capital city of Sweden?

There is a new section in our Inquiry, the maths challenge. Have a go! In 1940 London was under attack…from whom? What happened? See what you can discover about this dark period in history. Where is Romania? One of my favourite ‘Special Days’ is on this week…Blame Someone Else Day 🙂 Happy investigating!

Yesterday was ANZAC Day – post comments on this post to share how you and your family commemorated this occasion (Dawn Service? Family gathering? March? Discussion?). Who was John Simpson Kirkpatrick and why was he considered a hero? Where is Sierra Leone and what information can your find out about this country? Why do we have a ‘Workers’ Memorial Day’? All this, and more in this week’s Inquiry 🙂

You are 25% of the way through Year 6, do you know this as a decimal and fraction? What can you find out about Syria? Who was Elliot Ness? And, what special day is coming up this Saturday?

Who was Mahatma Gandhi? Why was he so special? Where in the world is Tunisia? What is biodiesel and what is the meaning behind Brutus Day? All this, and more 🙂

Please write your comments on the same coloured sticky as the prompt (e.g. yellow for Mauritius) – this makes it easier for people to follow your comments. Who was Wilbur Wright and how has he made life easier for us in 2016? Where in the world is Mauritius and what is a Good Samaritan?

What if cats and dogs had opposable thumbs? What are opposable thumbs? Who is Sir Edmund Barton? Where in the world is South Korea? All this, and more…

Who is Jessie Owens? Where in the world is Lithuania? Happy Gumdrop Day for last week 🙂