Author: Mr Thomson Thomson
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Using Adobe Express in P5-7
Today in P5-7 we have learnt how to use Adobe Express to make posters about being a reading school. Adobe express lets us safely use A.I images to help us make our posters. When we got used to it we chose a hobby to also make videos around. Adobe express lets us be more creative…
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Creating Digital Posters
Pupils in P3 and P4 (assisted by some in P2) have been creating poster about our school being a reading school. Pupils have been learning how AI technology, on Adobe via Glow, can help them bring their creative ideas to life. The pupils were able to create a template and then edit it with their…
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Stemovators Project
Over several weeks now the p5-7 class have been completing several experiments and activities with the end goal of creating their own environmentally friendly school. In preparation for this build they have experimented with solar panels, wind and water turbines, created their own working batteries, studied the properties and benefits of wood, filtered water and…
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Digital Learning in Nursery
We have recently been looking at how digital technology helps us learn by looking at all the different ways we use it. Here is the list of digital tools we have used: Promethean board 2 iPads 2 Digital camera’s 2 EARL’s coding floor robot 1 Bee bot 2 remote control bugs 2 Talking tins 4…
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Kirkcowan Celebrates K’nex Success
Last month Macey and I won the Machar’s local K’nex competition in Newton Stewart so we got to go to the Bridge in Dumfries to compete against schools across D&G. Our challenge this time was to make a digger in 1 hour with a mechanical bucket that could move up and down and lift one…
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SMART Technology Design Learning in P5-7
As part of their STEMOVATORS project the pupils in P5-7 have been investigating how SMART technology can play a significant part in helping the environment. Using their previous experience of working with MicroBits the pupils were able to create code that could be used to sense movement to turn on lights. After experimenting with moisture…