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As we have been learning about the Nativity story in our Advent Assemblies, I wanted the pupils to do some digital art and create their own Nativity Scene. To take this further, we decided to create them as 360 images and then use an app to immerse ourselves into our own artwork.
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In the previous idea I shared a consumer app to create special effects in your classroom. In this idea, I show a more creative way using Greenscreen. This idea can easily be adapted to so many other ideas and the CCTV idea at the end can lead to some amazing inspired writing opportunities.
download-youtube-clips-to-use-in-class.html I am often asked, "Is there an app where I can add a dragon/alien/Santa into class?" This video will demonstrate the consumer app FXGuru. This app has some in-app purchases and is NOT SUITABLE for pupils devices. On a teacher's device, it can create some great little effects that can inspire some great creative writing.
In this last week before the Christmas break, I thought I would share a few fun and cool little Christmas related ideas that should WOW your class. In this video, we explore how to add Christmas special effects through Augmented Reality.
Here is the first in a new series of videos from Dr Chips. These videos will break down all the different command options in Scratch. Further down the line, we will be using these to look at more cross curricular projects through Scratch.
Here's another computer science bitesize CPD video from Dr Chips. In this video, he further explores the internet and how it all links together. This video explores the cable maps that connect us, all of which sit at the bottom of the ocean. Some lovely links to Geography too.
Here's another brilliant idea courtesy of Dr Chips. He explores more ways to use Scratch in class to embed key skills for computer science.
Here is the last idea in this series inspired by the latest John Lewis Advert. In this idea, we look at how pupils can perform their writing to give a fantastic final product to this unit. The example I share came from work we did inspired by 'The Boy Who Grew Dragons' by Andy Shephard. I also discuss how the power of the internet allowed our pupils to get amazing feedback from the author.
Taking the consumer app from idea 16, this idea looks at how pupils can develop their descriptive language by orally planning their writing. This can support more reluctant writers and lead to more effective outcomes.
How about bringing your own Dragon into the Classroom? In this video we explore using the FREE app ImagiPets - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/imagipets-ar-3d-emoji-pets/id1286345361. This app allows you to use Augmented Reality to bring a dragon into class where you can interact with it to inspire some amazing writing.
Here's another creative way to explore the latest John Lewis Christmas Advert. In this video, we look at creating our own narrated video from a character's perspective. This gives learners the perfect opportunity to improve oral speaking skills and further embed key ICT skills.
Here is the next idea exploring the latest John Lewis Christmas Advert. In this video, we look at a more challenging way for learners to bring characters to life. This idea would be more appropriate for KS2 pupils.
Here is another creative way to explore the latest John Lewis Christmas Advert. In this video, we look at a way in which pupils can bring the characters to life and interview them. This idea would be easily accessible for KS1 pupils.
12/2/2019 Excitable Edgar Idea 11 - Exploring a Character's Thoughts and Feelings (Greater Depth)Read NowHere is the next video in the series linked to the latest John Lewis Christmas Advert. In this video, we look at progressing the previous idea by looking at exploring character's thoughts in a more challenging way.
12/2/2019 Excitable Edgar Idea 10 - Exploring a character's thoughts and feelings (expected standard)Read NowHere is the next idea linked to the latest John Lewis Christmas Advert. In this video we look at exploring a character's thoughts and feelings at key points in the story. In this idea, the approach suggested would work well for Year 2/3 pupils with the next idea looking at progressing this idea for more able pupils.
Continuing our work on Excitable Edgar, here is the next idea in the series. In this video, we look at a more challenging way for pupils to record their own oral retelling of the story. This idea would be more suited to KS2 pupils.
Here's the next idea in the series linked to the latest John Lewis Christmas Advert. In this video, we explore a way for learners to orally retell the story. This approach would be aimed more at KS1 and the next idea will show a more challenging way for KS2.
Here's the next video in the series linked to Excitable Edgar. In this video, we explore a more challenging way to create a feelings chart. This idea in particular will really challenge your more able learners to apply a lot of computational thinking skills.
Here's another idea for exploring the John Lewis Christmas Advert. In this video, we look at a simple way for pupils to explore how Edgar's feelings change throughout the story.
Here's the next idea in the series linked to Excitable Edgar. In the previous video, we looked at a simple storyboarding idea. This video will show how you can do the same task in a more challenging way to show progression for the more able learners in your class.
Here's the next idea in the series linked to the John Lewis Christmas Advert - Excitable Edgar. In this video, we look at a simple storyboarding idea which will be suited to younger learners. With these videos I want to show how you can look at progression in computing so the next idea will look at a more challenging way to do this task.
In the next video in this series linked to the latest John Lewis Advert, we looked at how we can download and share images from the advert. This video will go over something I have previously demonstrated here - https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=304106673820105 but as always with technology things move on so here are the latest download shortcuts I use:
https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/be1795fc4de94016baf7a179627b87dd https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/92bd513bc522444dbe28b18eda82729c In the next video in this series, we look at the brilliant song in the advert. I have put together some questions to explore the lyrics of the song - “Can't Fight This Feeling” by Bastille's Dan Smith. Here's a link to download the questions: 
Here is the first video in a new series exploring the latest John Lewis Christmas - Excitable Edgar. In this video, we explore how to use the advert and link it to text to support reading comprehension by using stories of a similar theme or linked with stories featuring dragons. Here is a link to the questions you can use to explore the advert:
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