- Scratch http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tip_bar=getStarted
- Quiz instructions are here http://code-it.co.uk/scratch/scratchquiz.html but today we will be using paper instructions.
- Lesson reflection https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1wGDATCRZ9dU1aEHGoqOgbf7VGSfa2uYUQIxprhaz7rQ/viewform
Steps to success
- Open work from last week
- Disconnect blocks
- Duplicate blocks
- Follow instructions carefully
- Read blocks to understand what they do
- Understand selection (if, then, else)
Steps to success
- Log into j2launch (*** without using book ** using book)
- Find my graph in “my files”
- Finish last week’s graph
- Write a comment about what it shows
- Save
Extra challenge
- Create a new “mix” page with graph and text
- Use info sheet to create a new graph
GREEN no help needed
ORANGE a little help
RED need help several times
- Scratch http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tip_bar=getStarted
- Quiz instructions http://code-it.co.uk/scratch/scratchquiz.html
- Lesson reflection https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14gEix_JlU3TAi4xVkBcXSetIAeJGW9oDHtH0e-NYmw/viewforAm
Steps to success
- Switch between different tabs
- Follow instructions carefully
- Read blocks to understand what they do
- Learn about selection (if, then, else)
- Typing
- BBC Dance Mat Typing http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/typing/
- Try some of these if you have time http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/keyboarding_games.html
- Seating
- Traffic light seating
- Buddies
- Experts
- Log ins – practise logging in
- j2e
- Google Apps
- School website – find Mr W’s ICT blog
- j2e5
- Make a new page called “Year 5 ICT portfolio”
- Add pages
- Learn how to “print screen”
- Make a contents list on the first page
- Make a “Typing” page
- Make a “LOGO” page
- Copy LOGO work onto page
- ICT skills list
‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through our house…
- Open word
- Save as… In named folder
- Save frequently
- Increase typing speed
- Concentrate
- Finish text
- Number of words (Must=100. Should=200 could=300)
- Check word count
Your challenge: Create 3 very different pieces of artwork achieving different effects/moods.
Summary:
- Use Revelation Natural Art.
- I will suggest some different themes for you.
- Save each piece of art in your own folder
- Copy images onto a j2e page and print out – don’t forget to put your name on it!
Success steps:
- Open Revelation Natural Art (Start – Programs – )
- Experiment with different tools
- Find out how to: Change brushes, colour, fill, line, undo, clear page
- Save file
- use a sensible name, eg blue circles
- save as file type: jpg
- save in your own folder (computer – 4e on Phoenix – Your name )
- Log into j2launch www.j2e.com/launch
- Upload pictures to My Files
- Put pictures on page, add name and print
Challenge: Create a rainforest picture page border.
Summary: Use Revelation Natural Art to create own rainforest pictures. Copy them into j2e and use copy, paste, group to arrange them.
Success Steps:
- Create simple picture in RNA
- make it simple, big and bold
- ** make two pictures to combine
- Save as png (so that the background is transparent) to your folder
- Find file in own folder
- Import/drag into j2e
- Copy, paste to combine pictures
- Group, copy and paste
- **use grid and snap to line up images
Today we are going to try to improve our algorithms for drawing letters in Textease.
PLEASE make sure you are keeping all of your instructions on a page along with the pictures they draw – soon we will print and I will want to see what you have done.
Steps for success today:
- Complete a letter
- Add instructions at the end so that your turtle is ready for the next letter (you will need pu and pd)
- Do another letter
- Tidy up algorithm, label it, **label parts
- Set up a procedure to type a letter
- Use setfillcolour command (see Textease help) **What can you do about letters with holes?
- Make a letter flower by repeating your letter: repeat 6 R rt 360/6 end
- Shadow letter
Let’s start with a challenge! Have a go at Blockly Maze How far can you get?
Next we will look at LOGO using Textease Turtle.
- Choose a letter, for example the first letter of your name.
- Draw it as a bubble letter on squared paper using straight horizontal and vertical lines that always join dots.
- Have a go at writing an algorithm (set of instructions) to make your turtle draw the letter.
Steps to success…
- LOGO instructions: fd 20 bk 20 lt 90 rt 90
- Remember lt means “turn left” not “go left”
- Plan your instruction on your paper
- Need a space between letters and numbers
- Select instructions (double click – red squares) then turtle/play button
- Try out often to test, then debug
Extension – draw a letter with a hole, eg A, R, O, D, B, etc
- Use pu (pen up) and pd (pen down) if you need to get somewhere without drawing a line