In Room 8 we have been learning about being a programmer for Robots. We have been writing instructions such as F for forward 1 space, B for backwards 1 space, L for 1/4 left turn, R for 1/4 right turn and E for end.
We have had a lot of fun given instructions and learning about why it is important to be specific.
Here are some photos of students giving instructions to each other.
Kia ora and welcome to our blog. We are a wonderful group of Year 3/4 students at a small Catholic School near the beach in Ōtautahi, Christchurch. We have two great teachers called Miss Hart and Miss Esselink. We hope you enjoy reading all about our learning.
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Showing posts with label pāngarau. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 May 2020
Thursday, 21 May 2020
Room 9 Math Work
We have been exploring movement and direction concepts in the context of programming a robot to move. They have begun developing sets of instructions to accomplish tasks, focusing on the use of right, left, forward, backwards and quarter turns.
Today we worked in pairs using codes we have been learning to create a set of instructions for each other to explore by being the robot. We got to see in action the difference between movement and direction.
Pictured below is Mackenzie instructing robot Lucy to successfully end up at her chosen treasure point.
Today we worked in pairs using codes we have been learning to create a set of instructions for each other to explore by being the robot. We got to see in action the difference between movement and direction.
Pictured below is Mackenzie instructing robot Lucy to successfully end up at her chosen treasure point.
Thursday, 14 May 2020
Tuesday, 12 May 2020
Maths today by James
We went on a hexagon hunt. We found that the budgie netting is made from lots of hexagons.
We were going to look inside the neighbours bee hive too.
And we looked at the school map again.
Theo
Labels:
mathematics,
pāngarau,
Pānui,
Reading,
Religious Education,
Theo,
Tuhituhi,
Whakapono,
Writing
Monday, 11 May 2020
Friday, 8 May 2020
Sam’s origami
Sam worked on his Origami for nearly an hour. His favourite piece is the booklet with the cute emoji face on it 😀😜.
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