I am proud of this work because it looks really professional as a website and I learned a lot about Alexander Fleming whilst doing it.
After talking to my teacher, my next step is to make sure I check all my spellings, as Adobe Express doesn’t check it for you.
I really enjoyed learning about the health of Scotland, using the national health website. It turns out we’re not very healthy, but it was really interesting to find similarities between different sections.
We used these cute line art images to find and practice angles, like Right Angles, Acute, Obtuse and Reflex. They came out really cute, although I wish I did a penguin as it’s more symmetrical.
I used block-code to write an algorithm for a microbit today. I had to think about the order of the instructions, and used code like ‘if button a is pressed. .. then …’
It didn’t work properly at first, and kept singing a loud song, but I realised I hadn’t downloaded my code onto the microbit. This was a bit tricky but I worked it out in the end.
I found it fascinating, and also a little bit scary, learning about my digital footprint. I realised I have quite a lot of information online already, and it is scary to think what that information tells the world about me. I’ll be more careful now about what I post, and I’ll think about if I might think it’s embarrassing in the future.
I enjoyed learning how to create optical illusions using lines. These hearts look 3D.
I am proud of this artwork because I really look my time on it and I think the effect looks great. We based it on our class novel ‘Wonder’. We were learning about what makes us all unique. I got my friends to help me think of some words, but I also added in some of my favourite things, like cats, cooking and art.
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This is me and my family, on holiday in Cyprus. I don’t really like the beach but we had a nice holiday anyway.
