Digital Agenda for December 12th and 13th

Step#1
Finish your holiday card with the Scratch website. Remember that your card should have some sort of animation. Share the card with me so that I can give you a grade when you are done! Click here to begin.

Step#2
Log on to brainpop and watch the video on Winter Holidays. Take the quiz and send me your score to: lluna@laalliance.org

Step#3
You may
1. Read a book
2. Like orgami? Click here to download it for chrome. Please don't make any trash. 
3. Study for the benchmark

Digital Agenda for December 9th and 10th

Step#1
As STL's (and future tech leaders), you need to know how to code. Today and tomorrow you will practice coding to create an animated version of your name. This only works on a computer, so don't use your iPad. We only have until tomorrow, so make sure to be working on it and send me your finished work to:mrlunascience@gmail.com (See picture below)

Click here to begin. It should continue where you left off tomorrow if you used the same computer.

Step#2

Done with the Code.org lesson? Click here to watch a video on the wars of the future and how technology will play a role. Answer the multiple choice questions and then move on to the next step.

Step#3

When you are done, you may:

1. Read a book

2. Finish homework for any class.

3. Study for benchmark week next week!

4. Practice a simple coding game by going to brainpop and logging in. Look for the game Tynker: sketch racer and begin playing.

Digital Agenda for December 5th

Step#1
If you haven't done so yet, send me a list of 3 useful apps that we can use in advisory. 

Step#2
You are going to present an example of how you use your iPad to take notes. You can use Educreations, Showme, Evernote....to take notes in any of your classes (math, science, etc).
You will demonstrate other STL's (if called on) how you take notes and what program you use. We will share next week.

Step#3
Log on to brainpop.com and watch the video on computer programming. Take the quiz and send me the grade to: lluna@laalliance.org

Step#4
Done? You can either:
1. Read a book
2. Do homework for another class
3. Play a game called simple machines (only works on a computer!) by clicking here.