Thanks to Adam Hart-Davis (from ‘What the Victorians did for us’) for his suggestions for important dates on the Hope School timeline.
Please keep your suggestions coming!
More dates still needed!!
From 300BC (well we had to start somewhere!) to the present day, the Hope School Timeline is now complete!
What significant historical event would you like to see included?
Post your suggestion, and we will include your name/school name when we mark your event on the timeline.
Roving reporters from Hope School went to the West Mid Show to interview visitors about this years’ show.
Thanks to everyone who took part!
Interview with Dan Sheppard (who helped Class 1 with their forest school)
You will need a pile of multilink cubes for this one.
Some Year 3s and 4s have produced some podcasted instructions to make a variety of small models. Listen to the podcasts, try to follow the instructions, then click on ‘View Solution’ for a picture of what your model should look like.
How good are their instructions? What positional language did you hear? How could they have made this easier for you to visualise what should be happening?
Crank your speakers up then click here to watch the latest installment from Hope School’s own George Lucas.
If you want to make your own animations it need not cost anything. Edward has made all of the Light Wars series at home.
Animation made with MonkeyJam
Sound from Audacity
Put together with Movie Maker
Edward would be pleased to answer questions about his animations. Please add a comment/question.
If you haven’t found the Amsterdam 2007 blog yet, with mobile podcasts and photos, click on the Dutch flag now!
Class 2 built some websites using Publisher to present their Geography work from their fieldtrip to Barmouth.
Clever things mobiles. We’ll be using the school mobile out in Amsterdam to podcast regualarly to the folks back home via Gabcast. Click on the Dutch flag to visit the Amsterdam 2007 blog to pick up a recording. Thanks to the ICT facilities of the British School of Amsterdam we’ll be regualarly updating the Amsterdam 2007 blog when we are out there.
Year 5/6s will get a handy card with some Dutch phrases and a currency converter before we go to Amsterdam.
If you want to have a practice at home, you can always download it here.
Year 5 and 6 went to Amsterdam! Click the flag to visit their blog.
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