Measuring The Distance!

Bee-bot time!

The grade 4 students this week were using the bee-bot to learn how to measure distances as a link to their maths lesson in class. They had to calculate the distance the bee-bot needs to travel to reach the desired destination.  A bee-bot moves accurately in 15cm steps every time they press the forward or back button and makes turns of 90° when they press the turn left or turn right button. They have to first calculate the distance with the bee bot ruler and than program it to travel the distance in one sequence. 

 Bee-bot confirms moves and commands with flashing eyes and signals the end of his programmed journey with "BEEP BEEP" sounds. They concentrated very much and were very successful!

Measuring the distance!

Viva Viva Il-Karnival!

Grade 5 students were working on editing images so why not go with the festive season and edit their own picture?

 Using their portrait taken during the lesson they edited it to disguise themselves into a character.

Will you manage to guess who is who?

Enjoy the show!

Visiting London

During their English comprehension lesson the grade 7 students spoke about visiting London. They completed several exercises related to this subject and as a follow up the children created an on-line comic story. The cross-curricular link was a success and the children came up with some very creative stories. We have some funny ones too!

By Michael

By Hannah

By Kristen and Jens

By Alexander

By Amy

By Sean C

by Andrew M

By Caprice

By Hannah

By Sarah

By Anastasia

By Gabrijel

By Mark

By Letizia

By Felix

By Katarina

By Francesca

By Matthias

By Weam

By Liam and Alex

By Adriel

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Decorating your Bee-Bot LATEST UPDATE!

Do you remember the post called Decorate your bee-bot?

If not click here to refresh your memory!

Junior News of The Times of Malta had launched the decorate the bee-bot competition which stimulated the children to create these bee-bots.

They put their whole heart and soul in this activity and I proudly announce that they are the winners of this competition.








They did a splendid job and deserve to win. We had a full page spread on two editions to feature these bee-bot creations. Since the prize to this competition was to win a bee-bot we now have a new edition to our family of bee-bots.

Well done boys and girls of grade 5 you made us very proud!

PONDS OF WONDER

Fans of the Ponds of Wonder novel from San Anton School, Malta used a computer paint program to draw their favourite character from the story. Here’s their work.

Well done to all who contributed!