This morning we had Jenny and Rich join us for a special assembly. Jenny has played over 150 cricket matches and won the world cup in Australia 3 years ago. The children had the opportunity to ask Jenny lots of questions.
This is the movie that Ryan and Ryan created together.
Sumaya made this movie
Ella and Laurens movie
Winter Wonderland
Zaith
The Digital leaders are learning how to edit films and add effects and music. Ready to show all the children and staff how to use iMove.
We are at the apple store and we are looking at the new technology
Mrs Johnson has been busy working with some children to produce some fantastic canvases for our new refurbished dinning room. Keep watching to see the finished pieces of art.
Year 1 & 2 have been modelling figures from clay this morning as part of the art work for the Northampton Safari project.
Year 1 & 2 have had fun this morning making stick men animations.
This morning in ICT we have been learning how to use Keynotes on the ipad. We had to make a presentation with text and pictures and then email our finished presentations to Mrs Timmis.
We were not given any help on how to import the pictures from the internet and our digital leaders helped us with this and then we shared the information with our class.
Apple has confimred the new iPad – features high definition ‘Retina Display’ at 2048 x 1536 pixels
Voice dictation also added to iPad 3, further emphasising Siri-type functions.
Apple press release confirms new Apple TV will be £99; available from March 16.
Apple’s new iPad has a new 5MP camera with auto-exposure and auto-focus, as well as that Retina Display and updated A5X processor.
Apple has confirmed the new iPad – features high definition ‘Retina Display’ at 2048 x 1536 pixels and new quad-core A5X processor. Phil Schiller says it has more ‘over a million more’ pixels than an HDTV in your living room. This, like Asus’s Transformer 3 Android tablet, is more than the human eye can see. Phil Schiller:
A credit-card sized computer designed to help teach children to code has gone on sale for the first time.
The Raspberry Pi is a bare-bones, low-cost computer created by volunteers mostly drawn from academia and the UK tech industry.