3D StudyLinkResearch and collaborationThe Moon: one object, changing views
How can the same round Moon look different on different nights?
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Explore the sky, light and art with Mrs. Jarvis.
Welcome to your universe of connected ideas!
Choose a concept star to see how ideas connect. The reading below is assembled from prepared explanations for your chosen topic, viewpoint and depth, so you can follow one idea across science, art and everyday life.
This English collection uses examples and learning resources from NASA, the National Gallery of Art in Washington and the V&A in London. Explore any reading depth, then try three questions with Yoyo; your age does not lock you into one level.
Open the 3D learning spaceLight: a path from the sky to a picture
What needs to happen before we can see an object?
Colour: observing, choosing and explaining
How can colour connect a physical observation with an artistic choice?
Pattern: a small rule that builds a larger design
How can repeating and transforming a shape create a new whole?
The Sun: the star in our everyday world
How can we investigate sunlight without looking at the Sun?
Seasons: one Earth, different illumination
Why can the same month bring opposite seasons in two hemispheres?
Lenses: changing the view without changing the object
Why can moving a lens make a clear image become blurred?
Sound: a moving pattern we can investigate
How can a vibration travel from an instrument to a listener?