It is Theatre Week at the LRC

Students are invited to come along to the mask making workshops after school in the LRC each day to make cool masks and even help prepare a short performance! 

They are also encouraged look at the Who Said That? posters outside of the LRC. 

A few of them are included below. Can you figure out which theatrical character spoke those words?

Students can record their answers on the papers provided and add their own favourite theatrical quotes to the empty speech bubble posters.

Happy Theatre Week!

Scratch

I just had my first play with Scratch at MIT today.

This is what I've come up with so far. I was trying to make an interactive map for students looking at the local community, thinking that older kids could then create their own interactive game to support their work with virtual tours of El Salvador.
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A fantastic second session. While collaborating on games my partner and I chose to each make our own version our chosen concept, by following the same basic structure. This is powerful. Students can create video casts, animations, games and more using critical thinking skills to present their understanding of concepts across the subjects. There's a lot of potential for integrating scratch instead of just teaching it in ICT lessons.

My First Game

(still needs to be tweaked)
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