A big congratulations to the wonderful team who put this episode of Kiwi Kids News together. Riley, James, Lily, Frankie, Ava, Emily, Cindy Olivia, Samuel, Rory, Magnus, Cooper, Eve and Jeshaiah you were a super group of Year 3 and 4 children to work with. Thanks for the energy and hard work.
This is a place where children involved in GATE at St Albans can share their thinking, ideas, process and work. It is also the place for parents and caregivers to find information about Gifted and Talented Education at St Albans.
Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movies. Show all posts
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Who or What am I?
A group of gorgeous young writers have been working on some writing to share.
We looked at other author's examples of 'who am I' clues and then tried to write our own. We tried to trick our readers into thinking our who am I was in fact something else.
When we had finished our writing we put our work into keynote which is like powerpoint. We then cut our pictures into pieces to go with our clues. We added transitions to make things zoom in and out of our movie.
When we finished the teachers made them into movies.
They look very good and we are feeling proud of our work.
Bella
Caleb
Emma
Estella
Jacob
Libby
Maddie
Olivia
Rosie
Ruby
Thesara
Robert
Niamh
Lachlan
Aliana
Monday, November 15, 2010
Movies about St Albans School
Some children from Year 4 worked together to create movies that celebrate our school.
The first job was to take quality photos of life around St Albans to use in the movie.
We then had to choose a way of organising these images. After a lot of discussion it was decided to use; our values, an A-Z, the thinking hats and the past, present and future.
We have entered the movies in an eTime competition. The movie with the most views is the winner. So tell your friends and get watching!
An A-Z of St Albans School
by Zoe, Ngahiraka and Hilary
St Albans and the Thinking Hats
by Finn, Whiti and Ava
St Albans and Our Values
by Roisin, Pieta and Annabel
Past, Present and Future of St Albans
by Ethan, Jack and Emma
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