SAMPLE for CALCULATOR Project

Please compare your calculator app with the following App.

SAMPLE CALCULATOR APP

Also explore the commands used in Grocery List App
GROCERY LIST

Create a simple calculator using scratch.mit.edu

11th November to 15th November 2018

Day 1 Activity: 

Create the interface of a calculator.

Step 1: Watch a demo for how to use images on the Internet to design an interface of a calculator.

Step 2: Design your calculator's face.

Step 3: Save your program.

Reflection 1:

Participate in this Exit Poll

Day 2 Activity: 

Write the script for calculations for your Calculator App

Step 1: Watch a demo for how to code the calculator buttons.

Step 2: Write the script of your App.

Step 3: Run, Test and Save your program.

Reflection 2:

Teacher's Links Day1 

Cockpit

Results

Teacher's Links Day 2

Visual Coding - Basic Arithmetic Operations

21-Oct-18 to 25-Oct-18

1. Observe demo for how to perform calculations using scratch script.
2. Write a program to perform basic arithmetic operations.

Computational Thinking and Begining with visual coding

14-Oct-2018 to 18-Oct-2018

Computational Thinking

Access the following link to explore the concept of computational thinking. Follow the guidelines given below.

1. Study the content (10 min)
2. Discuss with peers (5 min)
3. Class discussion (5 min)
4. Take the test to assess your understanding (5 min)

Computational Thinking

Beginning with Visual Coding

Observe the demo and try to code a program to add 2 numbers using scratch.mit.edu

Peer Assessment

PEER ASSESSMENT - POWTOON Project

• This week is the Peer Assessment Week for the Powtoon Project. 
• All groups will first Assess their own work using the assessment criteria.
• All groups will assess the work of the allocated peer group. 
• Marks will be recorded in the teacher Log.

Understanding Assessment Criteria for Peer Assessment and Feedback

Dear Year 7 students,

This week along with work on your presentations we will spend some time in understanding

• What is Peer Review/Peer Assessment/Peer Feedback
• How to provide effective feedback 
• How to improve in light of the feedback received
• How to tackle differences in opinions

The resources are provided in the folder Year 7B-ICT (example) shared with you on LAN.

Happy Learning

Link to powtoon tutorials

Use the following link to learn to create powtoon presentations

POWTOON Tutorials

5 Ps of Powerful Presentations

5 Ps of Powerful Presentations

1. Purpose
• Understand the Objective
• Determine the Mood
2. People
• Know your Audience
3. Product
• Medium
• Environment
• Tools
• Resources
• Layout
• Format
4.  Practice
• Rehearsal
5. Presentation 
• Stay calm and confident
• Know your content
• Keep Backup Plans

Powerful Presentations

Theme for Presentation

Careers in Technology


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