Lesson 10.8

Hello!

Today we've been practicing more programming. We've practiced with children's games: 

Lesson 10.7

Hello again everyone!

In today's class we've created some images with AI. The first part was individual, so I've asked Copilot to create an image of a kid reading in a forest with fairies flying all around. 

This is how it turned out: 

And then, in groups, we needed to create some more related to our topic, which is the family. We've made some images representating different cultures and traditions.

Hope you like it!

All photos were created with Copilot.

We used the prompt ‘can you draw a family celebrating…’ and adding the specific celebration we wanted (Christmas, Hanukkah, Chinese New Year and holi).

We would use these pictures as visual aids to teach students about cultural and religious diversity throughout the year. Perhaps they could be starting points for discussion or even get substituted later on by students’ family pictures.

We barely encountered difficulties, only having to remember to be specific when making the requests.

When having people in the pictures, faces can sometimes be tricky and end up looking scary.

MICRO:BIT

 Hello everyone once again!

Today in class we've experimented with microbit. There are 7 different activities, hope you enjoyed them: 

ACTIVITY 1: 

ACTIVITY  2: 

ACTIVITY 3: 

ACTIVITY 4: 

ACTIVITY 5: 

ACTIVITY 6: 

ACTIVITY 7: 

This is how it turned out to be in real life: 

Lesson 11

Hello everybody again! 

Today I've learnt about phising. This is an example of what you can receive in your e-mail: 

And this is an example of some news that were reported 10 days ago: The email phishing scams to look out for in 2024 - Times Money Mentor (thetimes.co.uk)

And last but not least, I've made an Infographic in Piktochart about digital security for children, so they can be aware of some tips to be safer when they go out in the Internet. 

Hope you like it!!