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When it comes to physical computing, the crumbles robotics kit is a good cost effective option for school. In this series of videos, Dr Chips shares some step by step tutorials for how to make the most out of your crumbles robotics kit. In this video, he demonstrates how to connect your servo.
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When it comes to physical computing, the crumbles robotics kit is a good cost effective option for school. In this series of videos, Dr Chips shares some step by step tutorials for how to make the most out of your crumbles robotics kit. In this video, he demonstrates how to connect your switch.
When it comes to physical computing, the crumbles robotics kit is a good cost effective option for school. In this series of videos, Dr Chips shares some step by step tutorials for how to make the most out of your crumbles robotics kit. In this video, he demonstrates how to connect your ultrasonic sensor.
When it comes to physical computing, the crumbles robotics kit is a good cost effective option for school. In this series of videos, Dr Chips shares some step by step tutorials for how to make the most out of your crumbles robotics kit. In this video, he demonstrates how to connect your servo.
When it comes to physical computing, the crumbles robotics kit is a good cost effective option for school. In this series of videos, Dr Chips shares some step by step tutorials for how to make the most out of your crumbles robotics kit. In this first video, he demonstrates how to get your crumbles kit connected.
In this short series of videos, Mr Tullock shares some of the best new additions to iOS 15. This next video explore how teachers can utilise the reminders and calendar app to stay more organised.
In this short series of videos, Mr Tullock shares some of the best new additions to iOS 15. This next video explore how teachers can use tabs in safari to be more organised.
In this short series of videos, Mr Tullock shares some of the best new additions to iOS 15. This next video explore how teachers can work more efficiently on their iPad by multitasking.
In this short series of videos, Mr Tullock shares some of the best new additions to iOS 15. This next video explore how teachers can quickly and easily note down ideas to help them in the classroom.
In this short series of videos, Mr Tullock shares some of the best new additions to iOS 15. The first video looks at Live Text, which can be a fantastic tool in the classroom.
In this video, Mr Tullock explores some more of the fantastic Everyone Can Code resources, focusing on puzzles and adventures in Upper KS2.
In this video, Mr Tullock talks through the fantastic Everyone Can Code resource from Apple which can help both teachers and students implement computer science effectively.
In this video, Mr Tullock demonstrates how presentation tools such as keynote, powerpoint and google slides can be used to create interactive worksheets during live lessons.
In this video, Mr Tullock explores using Google or Microsoft Forms to check in with pupils when learning virtually.
In this video, Mr Tullock explores the brilliant app Flipgrid to support virtual teaching.
Idea 1 - Reading ComprehensionJohn Murray has put together a fantastic comprehension lesson that explores the Audio Description edition of the advert to ensure the advert has a textcentric approach. Download the lesson here: 
Idea 2 - Simple SequencingIn this idea suited to KS1, pupils sequence the story using the creative tools within Seesaw. IDea 3 - Interactive StoryboardIn this idea, students share their understanding of the story by creating an interactive storyboard using the app Book Creator. Idea 4 - Retelling the story in our own words - KS1In this idea, we challenge students to retell the story in their own words to further practice and improve fluency and oral speaking. Aimed more at KS1 pupils, children can create a video using Shadow Puppets Edu. Idea 5 - Retelling the story in our own words - KS2In this idea, we look at a more challenging way for KS2 pupils to retell the story in their own words using the app Apple Clips. idea 6 - Character Emotion Story GraphIn this video, we look at creating a graph template in Keynote before sharing it with pupils in Seesaw for them to track a character's feelings throughout the story. Idea 7 - Speaking in roleIn this video, pupils bring the character of Skye to life and imagine what she said to her family when she got back home. Children can bring the character to life using the app Chatterpix Kids. Idea 8 - Designing our own alienIn this video, children get the opportunity to combine some digital art with computing by manipulating shapes to create their own alien using the app Keynote. Idea 9 - Exploring a character's thoughtsTo further explore the character's in the story, pupils can take key moments from the story and add their own speech bubbles or thought bubbles using the app Balloon Stickies + app. idea 10 - First person recountIn this video, pupils can take a first person recount of the story and perform their own writing by narrating over the video in iMovie. idea 11 - Greenscreen News ReportAnother great writing opportunity linked to the advert would be report on the events by creating a newspaper report. This video demonstrates how pupils can perform their news reports as a greenscreen video using Doink Greenscreen. idea 12 - eyewitness interviewLinked to the previous video, students can interview a character from the story to provide an eyewitness report that can then be linked into the greenscreen news report using Animate Anything. idea 13 - Editing our news reportBuilding on the previous couple of ideas, students can edit their newspaper reports together adding in titles, soundtrack and interview in iMovie. idea 14 - creating our own soundtrackAnother creative way to explore the advert is to challenge your students to compose their own soundtrack to the advert using the app Garageband. idea 15 - Creating our own Christmas TV AdvertNow we have explored the advert, we can challenge our pupils to script and then create their own Christmas advert with a message of the true meaning of Christmas using the app Plotagon. idea 16 - My top 5 christmas adsGiven the amount of different Christmas adverts, a nice idea for computing would be to challenge your pupils to create their own countdown video ranking their favourite Christmas adverts using Apple Clips. idea 17 - Where do christmas traditions come from?In the advert we see lots of traditions being shared. In this idea, children can create a video explaining where different traditions originated from using the app Adobe Spark Video. It can be a challenge to know how many words to give your learners for their weekly spelling test and, more importantly, to decide which specific words should be tested. Each spelling booklet seeks to address this by providing teachers with a series of weekly spellings that will support and challenge your learners. Laid out across seven steps, each booklet contains thirty-five spelling lists and includes a range of commonly misspelt words and spelling patterns that the proficient speller must master. Each list also has the opportunity to include key words from across the wider curriculum and encourages learners to reflect upon ways in which we might learn how to spell them. Free to use across Key Stages 1-3, each booklet will support your learners as they journey towards becoming a more confident and capable speller.
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