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Some of of first year BA @TeachStMarys students getting excited about creating their stop motion animations! In this module we are exploring how to use a range of devices to create a range of digital artefacts.

Some great ideas shared at the #ilovecomputing23 conference! However, this shared by @janewaite from @RaspberryPi_org is something of real relevance! Linking to the learning our PGCE students have been doing in sessions with @MissJGM

Today we used #externaldevices to bring our #computerscience learning to life! Using the @microbit_edu we created a dice to play a place value games with them. @simmsprimaths you’ll be happy to hear the student’s PV knowledge was 👌

We were extending understanding of Scratch today within our computer science sessions. Great use of the @makeymakey board to bring our random poem generator to life. @TeachStMarys @scratch

This week we have been applying the PRIMM structure to developing subject knowledge within computer science. @TeachStMarys students, scaffolded by the structure, created an interactive game on @scratch. They then played each others games and shared their creations!

Using button cards with #beebots helps young children with learning about computational thinking and not test their memory! It promotes @BarefootComp ‘s computational thinking: - prompts logical thinking - helps with debugging - transition to block coding

What a great week we have had with our @TeachStMarys primary PGCE students. This week we have been using the iPads and green screen to create short videos and reflect on the ease of using iMovie on the classroom.