This months edition of EduTech Insights focuses on the continuation of Google Classroom. This issuse looks closely at rubrics and how best to create them in Google Classroom. I also share a step by step lesson plan designed for Year 3-4 students on how to create their own game using Scratch. I have shared a Google Classroom rubric that goes with this plan, created using Alice Keelers GC Rubric app. Newsletter #5
This year I took part in the micro:bit Champion educator programme. I’m looking forward to applying again in 2024 and having a more active role. Sharing more and making more connections. For the first half of Term 1 next year I will be teaching four senior primary school classes focusing on digital technology projects using the micro:bit. I’m planning to post an update each week.
Another great and inspiring post by Paul Hamilton.
CS50S Assignment 8 was to revise one of the previous projects you’ve already created. Find some sequence of blocks that you used multiple times, and organize them into a custom block.
Custom blocks were added to Abby’s character.
Addition features are also added, such as declining the sale if insufficient funds exist.
This is a sim-type game that could be used for financial literacy. It is only very basic but has the potential to be developed further.
Check out Project 8 – CS50S Project 8 Abby’s Store V.2
My Custom Blocks:
