Weekly outline

  • General

  • Term1 Week1

    Kia ora.. 8F1 and 8F2.

    Welcome back to school and to a new academic year. I hope you have had a great holiday.

    We are Mr Taha and Mr Lal. We are going to be your Robotics and  Coding teachers during term1

    In this course we are going to explore Micro:bits and how to code them to achieve different outcomes. We will start this week by learning about simple Micro:bits codes and then we learn how to connect Micro:bits to bread board circuit and electronic components. Please check through the attached guides for a start, and we will go through more detail in the class.

    Image result for micro bits"


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    WALT-

    • Understand how technological systems employ control to allow for the transformation of inputs to outputs.

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    • Can use technological systems to understand and communicate using Microbit coding.
    • Can work with sensors and infrared to control the mainboard output.


    Collection of projects-

    https://makecode.microbit.org/projects/rock-paper-scissors


  • Term1 Week2

    Kia ora...

    This week we will start exploring our Micro:bits and learn about components and how to code for different outcomes.





    Success Criteria: I can/have...

    • identify components of the micro:bit
    • stay safe when using the micro:bit
    • upload a program to the micro:bit
    • scroll messages on a micro:bit
    • use forever loops

    • clear the display

    • display my own design on the display screen

    • implement a pause between events

    • trigger events based on button presses


    Activities:

    1. Work on the Micro:bit user guide

    Homework:
      Read through the guide and revise all Micro:bit components


  • Term1 Week3

    Kia ora...

    This week we will explore how to connect our Micro:bits to a bread board and other components 



    Success Criteria: I can/have...

    • identify components of the micro:bit
    • upload a program to the micro:bit
    • use the microbit with a bread board and other components
    • display my own design on the display screen

    • implement a pause between events

    • trigger events based on button presses


    Activities:

    1. Work on the Micro:bit user guide

    Homework:
      Read through the guide and revise all Micro:bit components



  • Term1 Week4

    Kia ora...

    This week we will explore how to connect our Micro:bits to a bread board and other components 



    Success Criteria: I can/have...

    • identify components of the micro:bit
    • upload a program to the micro:bit
    • use the microbit with a bread board and other components
    • display my own design on the display screen

    • implement a pause between events

    • trigger events based on button presses


    Activities:

    1. Work on the Micro:bit user guide

    Homework:
      Read through the guide and revise all Micro:bit components



  • Term1 week5

    Kia ora...

    This week we will continue exploring how to connect our Micro:bits to a bread board and other components - By this week we should have reached to the LDR circuit.




    Success Criteria: I can/have...

    • identify components of the micro:bit
    • upload a program to the micro:bit
    • use the microbit with a bread board and other components
    • display my own design on the display screen

    • implement a pause between events

    • trigger events based on button presses


    Activities:

    1. Work on the Micro:bit user guide

    Homework:
      Read through the guide and revise all Micro:bit components



  • Term1 Week6

    Kia ora..

    This week we will start our project of designing and making a steady hand game using Micro:bits. You will use and apply the range of codes and components you learned earlier during this course to make the game.


    Steady Hand Game layout

    Image result for steady hand game using microbit

    Image result for steady hand game using microbit

    Steady Hand Game Microbit Basic Code:





    Success Criteria: I can/have...

    use my knowledge in electronic components and microbit coding to make a steady hand game.


    Activities:

    Steady hand game assessment task document. Download the document and create a google slides to complete the task. You can start with the Basic Code above.

    Homework:
    Research different designs and codes of steady hand game using Microbits


  • Term1 Week7

    Kia ora..

    This week we will start our project of designing and making a steady hand game using Micro:bits. You will use and apply the range of codes and components you learned earlier during this course to make the game.


    Steady Hand Game layout

    Image result for steady hand game using microbit

    Image result for steady hand game using microbit

    Steady Hand Game Microbit Basic Code:





    Success Criteria: I can/have...

    use my knowledge in electronic components and microbit coding to make a steady hand game.


    Activities:

    Steady hand game assessment task document. Download the document and create a google slides to complete the task. You can start with the Basic Code above.

    Homework:
    Research different designs and codes of steady hand game using Microbits



    • Assignment icon
      Assessment 1 - Forest Assignment
  • Term1 Week8


    Kia Ora everyone
    I hope you are all doing well and following the lockdown procedure and advise.
    Your task for the rest of the week is to visit Google Classroom and then click on the provided links about Robots and computational thinking.
    You need to watch the videos and then attempt the quizes. You can then enjoy the related games in there. BrainPop site will provide you with the useful information about many topics and subjects.

    Remember:
    Your brainPop user name is MHJC and the password is: 1student

    Google classroom code: 







  • School Holidays Week1

  • School Holidays Week2

  • Term2 Week1

    Kia Ora everyone
    I hope you are all safe and well and following the lockdown procedure and advise. 
    Your task for the rest of this week is to visit Google Classroom and then click on the provided links about Robots and computational thinking.
    You need to watch the videos and then attempt the quizes. You can then enjoy the related games in there. BrainPop site will provide you with the useful information about many topics and subjects.

    Remember:
    Your brainPop user name is MHJC and the password is: 1student

    Google classroom code: 







    • Assignment icon
      Assessment 1 - Water Assignment
  • Term2 Week2

    Kia ora

    This is our last week learning about Microbits. We will incorporate maths functions as well as games. The link below will take you to some fun games on Microbit website. Try the codes for different games that don't require an actual Microbit to do.


    https://makecode.microbit.org/projects/games



    Google classroom code: 


  • Term2 Week3

    Kia ora.. 8W1 and 8W2.

    I hope that you and your family are safe and well. 

    We are Mr Basil Taha and Mr Satendra Lal and will be your Robotics and  Coding teachers during term2

    In this course we are going to explore Micro:bits and how to code them to achieve different outcomes. We will start this week by learning about simple Micro:bits codes and then we learn how to connect Micro:bits to bread board circuit and electronic components. Please check through the attached guides for a start, and we will go through more detail when we meet.

    At this stage we are going to run our sessions through google meet and we are going to assign work for you on MHOL and google classroom. so check the google classroom page every week and submit whatever work you do there.

    The Google classroom code




    Image result for micro bits"


    j

    WALT-

    • Understand how technological systems employ control to allow for the transformation of inputs to outputs.

    SC-

    • Can use technological systems to understand and communicate using Microbit coding.
    • Can work with sensors and infrared to control the mainboard output.


    Activities:

    Your first task for the rest of the week is to visit Google Classroom and then click on the provided links about Robots and computational thinking.
    You need to watch the videos and then attempt the quizes. You can then enjoy the related games in there. BrainPop site will provide you with the useful information about many topics and subjects.

    Remember:
    Brainpop website: https://www.brainpop.com/
    Your brainPop user name is MHJC and the password is: 1student








  • Term2 Week4

    Kia ora

    Pleas visit google classroom with code:  for the activites of this week.

  • Term2 Week5

    Kia ora

    Pleas visit google classroom with code:  for the activites of this week.


  • 18 May - 24 May

  • 25 May - 31 May

  • 1 June - 7 June

  • 8 June - 14 June

  • 15 June - 21 June

  • 22 June - 28 June

  • 29 June - 5 July

  • 6 July - 12 July

  • 13 July - 19 July

  • Term3 Week1

    Kia ora.. 8M1 and 8M2.

    Welcome back to a new term

    We are Mr Taha and Mr Lal. We are going to be your Robotics and  Coding teachers during this term

    In this course we are going to explore Micro:bits and how to code them to achieve different outcomes. We will start this week by learning about simple Micro:bits codes and then we learn how to connect Micro:bits to bread board circuit and electronic components. Please check through the attached guides for a start, and we will go through more detail in the class.

    Image result for micro bits"


    j

    WALT-

    • Understand how technological systems employ control to allow for the transformation of inputs to outputs.

    SC-

    • Can use technological systems to understand and communicate using Microbit coding.
    • Can work with sensors and infrared to control the mainboard output.





  • Term3 Week2

    Kia ora...

    This week we will explore how to connect our Micro:bits to a bread board and other components 




    Success Criteria: I can/have...

    • identify components of the micro:bit
    • upload a program to the micro:bit
    • use the microbit with a bread board and other components
    • display my own design on the display screen

    • implement a pause between events

    • trigger events based on button presses


    Activities:

    1. Work on the Micro:bit user guide

    Homework:
      Read through the guide and revise all Micro:bit components


  • 3 August - 9 August

  • 10 August - 16 August

  • 17 August - 23 August

  • 24 August - 30 August

  • 31 August - 6 September

  • 7 September - 13 September

  • 14 September - 20 September

  • 21 September - 26 September

  • 28 September - 4 October

  • 5 October - 11 October

  • 12 October - 18 October

    Kia ora.. 8C1 and 8C2.

    Welcome back to school and to a new Term. I hope you have had a great holiday.

    We are Mr Taha and Mr Lal. We are going to be your Robotics and  Coding teachers during this Term.

    In this course we are going to explore Micro:bits and how to code them to achieve different outcomes. We will start this week by learning about simple Micro:bits codes and then we learn how to connect Micro:bits to bread board circuit and electronic components. Please check through the attached guides for a start, and we will go through more detail in the class.

    Image result for micro bits"


    j

    WALT-

    • Understand how technological systems employ control to allow for the transformation of inputs to outputs.

    SC-

    • Can use technological systems to understand and communicate using Microbit coding.
    • Can work with sensors and infrared to control the mainboard output.


    Collection of projects-

    https://makecode.microbit.org/projects/rock-paper-scissors



  • 19 October - 25 October

    • Assignment icon
      Assessment 1 - Coast Assignment
  • 26 October - 1 November

  • 2 November - 8 November

  • Term4 Week5


    Kia ora

    Our task this week is to start making the prototype of either the reaction time game or the Guitar touch tunes. We then can make the actual ones using Microbits, compnents and MDF wood. You need to use a speaker and transistor.

    You can visit the Microbit website for the basic code and prototype:

    1- Reaction time game

    https://microbit.org/projects/make-it-code-it/reaction-game/

    2- Guitar touch tune:

    https://microbit.org/projects/make-it-code-it/guitar-2-chords/



    Reaction time game diagram


    Follow the Reaction time game construction guide below:

  • Term4 Week6

    Kia ora

    We will continue making the prototype of either the reaction time game or the Guitar touch tunes. We then can make the actual ones using Microbits, compnents and MDF wood. You need to use a speaker and transistor.

    You can visit the Microbit website for the basic code and prototype:

    1- Reaction time game

    https://microbit.org/projects/make-it-code-it/reaction-game/


    2- Guitar touch tune:

    https://microbit.org/projects/make-it-code-it/guitar-1-touch-tunes/



  • 23 November - 29 November

  • 30 November - 6 December

  • 7 December - 13 December

  • 14 December - 20 December