Oak from below
Redwing in the crocuses
“Today's challenge for pupils @codeclubscot @SkeneSquare Primary School is to make a BBC micro:bit 'Handwash Timer' that plays "Happy Birthday", twice. #cantheydoit #CoronvirusPrevention”
Some Tarsia Puzzles
I’ve got a wee system for making simple Tarsia puzzles, not particularly beautiful, but quick. I am putting them in OneDrive as I go in case they are useful. Tarsia A few primary maths ones to start with.
I don’t seem to be able to link to a grid view…
Chris Aldrich (boffosocko.com)I’d love it if ThreadReaderApp had the ability to authenticate into my personal website and publish a copy of my own tweetstorms into my blog using Micropub. This would be a great way to leverage their existing infrastructure and to allow people to put their own Tweetstorms onto their blog and s...
Chris,
I wonder if the new feature in Little Outliner to produce tweet storms could be leveraged. AFAIK Little outline can’t post to WordPress, but Dave Winer’s previous Fargo could.
“"When children interact with loose parts, they enter a world of “what if” ... Loose parts enhance children’s ability to think imaginatively and see solutions, and they bring a sense of adventure and excitement to children’s play”. (Dale and Beloglovsky) #playeveryday”
Yes, I love it that our playground looks like a building site.
“We’re delighted to launch our new #microbit coding platform, created with @Nominet, including new resources & #microbitClassroom - a unique coding space for 2 minute lesson setup! https://t.co/B7It8jPyjs #edtech #edchat #STEM #coding”
micro:bit classroom
This looks as if it might be a really neat idea, local storage, no sign-in for teacher or pupils. Download everything and resume session later.
I am wondering if it will, now or soon, work with the iOS micro:bit app?
Through the winter hedge,
Geese grazing the barley stubble;
Monday morning commute.
Interesting texture.
Aaron Davis (collect.readwriterespond.com)this introduction to the coronavirus a fantastic introduction for everyone.