5 steps to getting the best out of physical computing in primary school I've seen a lot of requests for help recently when it comes to teaching physical computing in KS2 using crumble and other micro controllers, so I thought I'd share my experiences on what works and how I've managed to get some fantastic... Continue Reading →
Remember I posted about these amazing year 6 crumble creations a while back? I did promise to show you more that were coming. Well take a look at these! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h6pDc70FOU All of these were thought up, designed, built, wired and programmed by my amazing Year 6 students in Bitterne Manor Primary. I'm just so grateful... Continue Reading →
Review of Robo Wunderkind for Tech Age Kids I've just had a great time exploring Robo Wunderkind and writing a review for Tech Age Kids, check it out!
Just wanted you all to see these, some more fabulous projects by my fabulous Year 6s, entirely planned, designed, built, wired and coded by them! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLaV2quR3Eg&feature=youtu.be This just in!!! https://twitter.com/helenroberts77/status/1091087718740840449
SO! The first of the current Year 6 primary computing projects is complete... Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce to you the Silent Alarm Scanner Bot (name to be confirmed...). As you can see, this is a plain and simple little robot that has been packed with 2 LEDs, a distance sensor, a motor and... Continue Reading →
Run Don't Walk 