Gamefroot

For a while now we have been making a game on a site called Gamefroot. This is actually a new game from last time because my original did not let me put in anymore code. I enjoyed coding because it was really fun and it had loads of new learning. I found it tricky to put in the music because I forgot and could not get it working.

Te Maro by Kylah / Full screen / Remix in Gamefroot

Nano-Chameleons

 Watch this video for my reflection!

As promised, here is the link! Click here.

Whirikoka Gamefroot

For 3 weeks we have been using a site called Gamefroot to make a game. I am not finished but I want some feedback. Sorry I haven't blogged in a while because I was helping with others on their blogs. I enjoyed making the game because I love to code and I find it interesting. I found it tricky to pick music because there were so many! I chose to mix in two pieces of music by Reuben and Francis. 

Play my game here:

Whirikoka by KylahLoftus / Full screen / Remix in Gamefroot

June Reflection

Today for Writing / Inquiry we were doing our June Reflection. We need to do it every month because we can sit there and remember what we did. Have you done a monthly reflection? I enjoyed learning this month because I learnt a whole lot of stuff! I found it tricky to think of who to do the complement because I could not think of who.

Here it is!

ASB Get Wise

This week for maths we were learning about financial literacy. Callum from ASB get wise came and talked to us about making a business. We had to come up with an idea to sell and shark tank it to the class. A shark tank is where someone comes up in front of people and proposes their business. Then the people they show it to tell them constructive criticism about their business to help them. I enjoyed coming up with an idea because nobody copied it so it was unique. I found it tricky to know what to do because lots of people chose different thing like gardening and dog walking. So I chose what I am good at. Making games. 

Matariki

This week for reading we were learning how to compare and contrast. We read about Matariki in different countries and different stories for Matariki. I was in the group with Baxter, Leyla, Mya, Arabella, Camille and James. I enjoyed comparing the stories because they were all very different. I found it tricky to pick a background because barely anything showed up.

 

Student-Led Conference Invite

Watch this video to see my reflection and invitation!