Last term, the Year 5&6 and Year 7&8 extension classes used Photopea to create Digital Art. They learned how to use layers to create detail pieces of art which showed the 6 elements of art.
Here is the Year 5&6 art, on the topic of Archaeology:
Here is the Year 7&8 Art, on the topic of Around the World:
Can you spot the location where they have shown in their art?
Earlier this week, we went into KPMG for a Classroom@KPMG day! We haven't had many opportunities to do this in recent years because of limitations with Covid-19. We had a fantastic day. Check out this movie of our day!
Thank you so much to KPMG and all of the people who took time out of their busy schedules to spend the day with us!
This term, the Year 7&8 extension class made visual texts using scratch (a coding programme) to share their understanding of a chosen Whakataukī/Māori proverb.
Check out some of their completed projects by clicking on their names!
Our Whale Tail, Pōhutu is completed and currently living down at Te Oro in Glen Innes. Here are some videos to show the progress towards the completed tail. Thanks to Tāmaki Regeneration for sponsoring our tail! We have loved being part of this creative event!
Year 3 have been creating photo stories this term on their iPads using lego characters. They have been taking photos to tell a story. They have then learned how to edit their photos using the photos app on the iPad. Finally, they have recorded themselves telling their story. Here is a great example by Olivia in Room 21.
Kapai, Olivia! Keep up the awesome work!
Wow! Check out these amazing photos taken by Aroha in year 2!! The year 2s have been taking photos of each other to show different emotions. Here are Aroha's photos of 'happy' and 'sad'. She edited the photos to match the emotions.
Today was an exciting day for the PENN crew! We had a teleprompt arrive from Australia! Since covid has stopped us being able to film indoors, we have found it challenging to read from a script as we have to hold the laptop up above the camera. We had our first go filming today using the teleprompt, which reflects the script directly in front of the camera!
Here we were trying it out while the camera wasn't rolling.
Lesson learned from today: The glass needs to be TOTALLY smudge-free before we begin filming to insure the image is clear and blemish free.
We look forward to having this as part of our set up from now on!
