Wednesday, 17 August 2016

The Room 17 Art Collection Shared using Symbaloo Edu

Room 17 are a Year 3 and 4 class at Forrest Hill School, New Zealand. They have been creating digital art using youtube tutorials by Tony De Saulles. Tony is author and illustrator know for his work on the Horrible Science series.




Amelia's Awesome Art

Amelia has completed two drawing tutorials made by Tony de Saudles. She has created a showcased for her drawing using Google Slides. I like the way she has used matching background photos to compliment her drawings.   


* Click on the slide then Control Shift F to view in Full Screen.

Monday, 4 July 2016

Stormy Night by Thomas Rm 20

I love the animation and sound effects in this project. The tree art is also very good. Did you design these trees yourself Thomas or did you get them of another Scratcher's project? Don't forget to give credit. I can tell you have put a lot of time and effort into this project remix, fantastic work. - Mr R.

Introducing Seoyeon's Avatar


Seoyeon has made a good job of her Avatar. She has put time into introducing herself and included lots of information. Has she shared any information that is inappropriate? If you have any questions or comments for Seoyeon please add to the comments below. 

Also check out Zack's Avatar.

Thanks Mr Robson. 

Monday, 27 June 2016

Introducing my Avatar - Cassius

Photo to come see project here.

Avatar by Mona


Room 19 have been creating Avatar using Cartoonify. The first avatar is one that represents themselves. They will introduce themselves using text in a speak bubble. Mona has made a good start to this. She has created a suitable avatar and inserted it into her google slide. She has created a speech bubble using the callouts from the shape tools. Next she will need to tell us a bit about herself. Like what is her favourite sport. Does she have any hobbies? How many people in her family? Does she have pets? 

What type of information would Mona not share on this slide?
What information is ok to share?
Who will see this slide? 
How can you share your learning?