LI: To see and understand the connection between written code, the block code and chart
I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teachers are Mrs Anderson and Mrs Fisi'iahi.
Friday, 6 August 2021
Coding With Python
Friday, 30 July 2021
Flow Charts and Radio Chat
Learning Intentions
To understand how flowcharts relate to coding blocks.
To understand how to get the microbit to talk to another microbit using radio signals.
Here is my flowchart practice document.
The next activity today was coding the microbit to send a radio signal to another microbit. We had to make sure that both microbits were on the same group number so we didn't accidentally get a message from another group.
Friday, 2 July 2021
Coding In Python
L.I : To Learn how to code the Microbot in the Phyton.

Here is an example of the buttons, the main thing to notice is "def" which is defining what the on_button_pressed will make the microbot do. Again this has a top and bottom so the content has to go insde it.

The first one image shows the Phyton coding for the flashing hearts code that I made. It flashes between a small heart icon and a large heart Icon. The diference between python coding is that block coding uses blocks and python coding uses text that you have to type down.
Friday, 25 June 2021
Rock, Paper, Sicissors Flow chart
LI: To learn how to code the microbit to play rock paper scissors and understand how the flow chart matches the code.

- When I shake the microbit it will chose a random number between 1 and 3.
- I have to make a variable called 'hand' and set this to the random number.
- if this number is one - the microbit will show the symbol for papper.
- if this number is two -the microbit will show the symbol for rock.
- if this number is three - the microbit will show the symbol for scissors.
Friday, 18 June 2021
Friday, 11 June 2021
Building an Mbot
LI: To understand how the Mbot is put together so that I can fix it when somethig goes wrong.
This week for tech we leaent how to disasemble and re-asemble the Mbot by taking the Mbot apart and learning about all the parts like the motors, ultra sonic sensers, and also the line reader sensor. I worked in pairs we worked togetehr to disasemble and build it again. After that we coded to robot to move backward, foreward, turn left, and turn left to make sure that we asembles the Mbot corecctly
Friday, 26 March 2021
Tech Reflection
LI: To create a joint for our creations
For tech today Mr Grundy taught us how to create a joint. Mr Grundy showed us how to make a joint by ruling out the lines and and then cutting it half way in using the saw to cut it through then using a chisel and a mallet to scrap thin pieces of wood that is in the joint to create the joint for the next wood piece to go in. I am making a piano and have to create two joints for my piano. If we ever made the joint to tight then we could sand down the wood with sandpaper until it fits into the joint.
One thing that I learnt today was that we could keep sanding down the wood to make it fit in the wood.
One thing that I liked was cutting the wood becuase i liked to use the saw to cut through the wood.
Friday, 12 March 2021
Tech
LI: To draw designs for what we want to make
Friday, 27 November 2020
Tech - Science
LI: To create a blog post explaining our tech session
Friday, 6 November 2020
Science tech
LI: To test and conduct our own experiments with our own knowledge of rocket science.
Today LS2 year 7s went to tech and did science with Mrs Shamma and Mr Dunn and we learnt about rocket science and we made straw/blow rockets with plastic straws. but before we did this we did a brainstorm of words with Mrs Shamma, some of the words we wrote down were Gravity, thrust, push, force, action and reaction and fins. We then worked with Mr Dunn and we bade straw rockets the first thing we did was to bend the tip of the larger straw and we made sure that we used a reasonable amount of tape or else it will add to the weight of our rocket, it is good to create a lighter rocket ship so that it can fly further. So we tried blowing our rocket without fins becuase our question was How many fins do we need for our rocket ships.
After that we created a hypothesis or prediction of how many fins that was suitable for our rockets. We tested our rocket with no fins 3 times and recorded our data in our work books, we then taped paper fins that we cut out onto the larger straw and tested the rocket with 2 fins 3 times and recorded our distances and we lastly tested our rockets with only 4 fins and tested 3 times and took record and the after that we had competition with all year 7 students to see who would get the furthest distance and the 3 winners would win a prize.
Friday, 18 September 2020
Tech: Science with Mrs Sharma
LI: To identify the the different types and uses of plastic.
Friday, 4 September 2020
Tech reflection
LI: To identify and understand the meaning of science with Mrs Sharma













