This is my prezi on my Christmas key. I had to answer some question about Christmas and remember that Christmas is not about the gifts it about how JESUS and remember love every one and have a great Christmas
Linda
I was a pupil at Panmure Bridge School and this blog is where I shared my learning.
Tuesday 8 December 2015
Wednesday 2 December 2015
Alan Duff
Wednesday 25 November 2015
Alan Duff
This is a collage that me & Nesi and Mahdia, and we had an amazing visitor from Alan Duff. He came from all the way from France and he told the year 7's and 8's about himself and about reading and books. Thank you Alan Duff for vising our school.
Tuesday 24 November 2015
Thank you Letter
Today afternoon room 6 and room 5 had time to Thank Mr Millward and Bunning Takanini. We had a awesome with what they made and it was a Ramp and we are thankful to have a great ramp.
Tamaki College
In the past two weeks in Tamaki College, we have been having Science. Our aim in this project is to design a rover that can scramble at least 3 meters on the floor. This is a collaborative Google Presentation created by Sajiha and I, that showcases our time there with pictures and a summary.
Thursday 19 November 2015
Working with my critical friend
Room 6 (my class) and Room 5 worked collaboratively together in critical partners to go over one person's writing sample from term 1 and term 4. My partner (Yvette) and I decided to work on my writing sample's instead of hers. To correct my work and see what level I am working at and what I need to do to get to the next level, we used the room 5 writing rubric. The Room 5 writing rubric is a presentation a group of students in Room 5 created for students who found it difficult to understand the teacher rubric to use that one and easily understand what it means. We went over all six slides (rubrics), punctuation, vocab, organisation, sentence structure, structure and language, and ideas. In the comments section, we worked together to find her mistakes and what I had done right. When we figured it out, we listed in the comments what these were. This helped me know what I had right and what I need help with. The rubric told me what level I am at and what I need to do to get to the next level. We used suggestions to fix up my Term 4 writing sample so I could understand my mistakes and how to fix them and how easily it is to fix. We worked collaboratively helping each other and giving critical feedback. Thanks to my friend Yvette for working with me.
Friday 30 October 2015
Existing Outcome
Existing Outcomes
Part A
What is the purpose of the different features of a basic platformer game?
Attribute or Feature
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Purpose
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Sprite
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Sprites are when a person playing the game they know what to do
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Backdrops
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Backdrop is when the person playing is to get an idea of the game
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Obtusus or object
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Obtusus is something that people would want to challenge others
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Commands: Click/space to start
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Is to start the games
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Commands: Arrow key to move
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To move the mouse from there to there
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Commands: Space/arrow key to jump
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To jump anywhere in the platform
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Music or sounds
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To make an set of mood
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Commands: Mouse to control
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So the games don't have bigger levels
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Mission/level/stages
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People can have different levels not just the same
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Colours
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To make the games interesting
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Titles or instructions
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To let the player to know to to play
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Scores and Points
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How many point we have in our games
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Part B
- Find three different platformer games that you like the look of.
- Copy and paste the URL of the platformer games into the table below.
- Fill in the table to identify the various attributes or features of the different platformer games.
platformer game Example | platformer game 1 Features | platformer game 2 Features | platformer game 3 Features | |
platformer game Title | ||||
platformer game Features |
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Part C
Using the information in the table, make a list of the Key Specifications of an platformer game. Key specifications are the attributes or features that occur in all platformer games, and which you think are important to the platformer game design (function and look).
- Sprites main character
- Backdrops/Backgrounds to change
- Music To Fit the Theme of the game or level
- Different Colours
- challenging people
- Scores to tell them what level or how many pinots their have
- Starting to let them know to start the game
- control or the games
- Arrow and keys like up, down, left and right.
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