Monthly Archives: November 2019
The Great Pet Sale
Coventry Transport Museum Trip
Remember, remember the 26th November…
We will be leaving school promptly at 9am so make sure your child is at school on time. If your child is late, they will unfortunately miss out on the trip.
We should be back for 3pm, but if we are running late for any reason, the school comms will inform you.
If your child is bringing their packed lunch from home, please remember this. No fizzy drinks or unhealthy snacks (just as a normal packed lunch).
All children MUST wear their school uniform.
Children in Need
HOLBROOK PRIMARY RAISED £313.60
Thank you all so very much. This money is going to such a great cause!
When should we not play a game?
In Computing this week we are looking at shooting games. So many games involve shooting things one early example is Space invaders.
There are many other examples some that you might play on your Xbox or PS4 – can you name any?
Some games have age restrictions – they are clear on the box. These exist to make sure that you only see games with material that is suitable for you to watch as you play. Sometimes we may want to play games our older brothers or sisters are playing but they aren’t suitable.
What should you do if you see something in a game that concerns you?
This game we are testing a shooting game that is is suitable – Click on the link or the picture to go to the game.
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/15907506/
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/30501490/
When you play this game I want to know what are the rules or algorithms for this game.
- What do you press to aim?
- How do you shoot?
- What happens if you hit a duck?
- What happens when you miss?
Book worms
Children in Need 2019
Tennis for Two!
This week in Computing we are testing a version of the first every console game – PONG!
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/15906870/
As you are testing the game with your partner I want you to think about the following questions.
How is the score determined?
How do the racquets move?
How does the ball move?
What happens when the ball hits the bat?
What elements are random in the game?
If this…. then that…
In computing today we are using logical reasoning to test the game – Eating fish.
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/15906446/
How does the game work?
What do you have to do win?