Ms. Queen
This is what you must do today:
- Open a word processor.
- Write a letter with at least 5 sentences.
- Draw 2 costumes for an adult frog.
- Write a computer program that makes the frog look like it is moving.
May 17, 2011
- Let's do a quiet free choice today.
- Draw 2 costumes for a froglet.
- Write a computer program that makes the froglet look like it is moving.
- Draw a frog egg.
- Stamp it so you have at least 10 eggs.
- Make sure your tadpoles are done.
- Draw a tadpole (no hind legs) sprite.
- Make a 2nd costume for the tadpole (Make it look like it is swimming)
- Program it to look like it is swimming.
- Make a background with 5 arrows.
- Make a text sprite for each of the following:
- egg
- tadpole
- tadpole with hind legs
- froglet
- frog
- Insert Antarctica and South America.
- Make sure you have pictures for Africa and Asia too!
Antarctica
South America
- Finish your slides from last week
- Insert pictures of Africa and Asia into your slide show
- Start a new project in PowerPoint
- You will need:
- A title slide
- 7 more slides (one for each continent)
- Write the name of a continent on each slide.
- Africa
- Antarctica
- Australia
- Europe
- North America
- South America
- Asia
- Open your accrostic poem.
- Finish it.
- Spell check.
- Make the first letter of each word size 36.
- Make the rest of the letters size 24.
February 1, 2011
- Open a word processor
- Make an acrostic poem (at least 4 words long)
January 25, 2011
- Draw 2 more costumes for your liquid. Make it look like it is moving around.
January 11, 2011
- Draw 2 more costumes for your gas. Make it look like it is moving around.
- Write code to make it switch between the costumes.
January 4, 2011
- Start a new Scratch project.
- Draw the following three sprites.
- solid
- liquid
- gas
December 21, 2010
Choose one of the following:
- First in MATH
- Design your own program in Scratch.
December 14, 2010
- Program a sprite to do jumping jacks in Scratch.
- You will need to draw 2 costumes and tell the sprite to switch costumes forever.
December 7, 2010
- Make a new Scratch program
- Make 2 sprites.
- Program them each to do 2 different things.
November 30, 2010
- Draw or import ONE sprite.
- Draw or import ONE background.
- Write a computer program to make your sprite move form one part of the stage to another part of of the stage over and over again.
November 23, 2010
- Open your scratch flower.
- Make a background.
- Use the following code to make it dance.
November 16, 2010
- Open scratch
- Make a new plant sprite.
- Draw roots, stems, leaves (at least)
November 9, 2010
- Open a word processor
- Type 5 words.
- Make each word a different font and color.
- Copy and past the words many times so they fill the page.
November 1, 2010
- Open a word processor.
- Write your name.
- Copy your name.
- Paste it many times so it fills the ENTIRE page.
October 26, 2010
- Make an AB pattern in Paint.
- Use edit>copy edit>paste.
October 19, 2010
Draw and label a pictue of the things a plant needs to grow.
October 11, 2010
Open your map of an imaginary place. Make sure you have:
- A compass rose
- 2 things in the map key
- 2 other details
October 5, 2010
Draw a map of an imaginary place. Your map will need:
- A compass rose
- 2 things in the map key
- 2 other details
September 28, 2010
- Open your list of 10 words.
- Make each word a different font.
- Print it if you want to.
September 21, 2010
- Open Word
- Write a list of 10 words
- Use you spell checker
- Save your work
- Call it 10 words
September 14, 2010
- See if how much you can do in skill set 1.
September 7, 2010
First we will review the class rules.
Then we will watch 2 movies about internet safety together.
Finally, you will go to your own computer and do the following 2 activities on your own.