The Digikidz worked with Mrs P and Mrs J to make a video to say thank you to Ms F for all the work with the Digikidz this year.
Showing posts with label photostory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photostory. Show all posts
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
Weekend Photostories
We thought of ideas about things to do at the weekend and made a wordle of our ideas.
Then we practised taking good photos and made some photostories with our Digikid buddy.
WALT: Take clear photos.
WILF: No blurry photos, Camera held still with 2 hands, Wearing the lanyard to stop the camera being dropped.
We also tried to add music, transitions, audio narration and different coloured fonts to make our videos interesting. What do you think?
By KND and EK
By HO and CA
By PM and AL
By KCS and GV
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Last 2 Photostories - Phew!
The children from Rooms 5 and 6 really enjoyed working with a Digikid who helped them to make their own Fauna and Flora slideshow. See if you can spot examples of Fauna or Flora or both in our Photostories. We tried very hard to make them interesting with different coloured words, tranisitions, background music and our own voices! What do you think everyone?
By KCS & E
By EK and I
The rest of our Photostories!
By HO and E. We were able to find some different type of flora in our school. Can you suggest where we could look to find some different fauna?
By GV and R. We found examples of fauna and flora but we don't know if they are all native to New Zealand. Did you notice we used adjectives to add interest?
By PM and E. We tried really hard to type key words and then tell an oral sentence about our photographs on our own.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Learning about Photostory!
We did a form in Google docs to find out what we already knew about Photostory. Look at the graphs below, they show what we thought.
By AL and J. Can you tell if we took photos of fauna or flora or both?
By CA and N. Do you know the name of the bird we took a photo of? We would like to know its name.
By KND and I. Can you find the tree we named in Maori?
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