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Spring Term 2024

Joio

This term our topic is Joio. We have talked and written about what makes us happy and what we enjoy. So far this term, we have . . . 

 

used Micro: Bit to create a flashing heart and other flashing designs. We are able to download our codes from the website to our Micro: Bit. We have shared and embedded our codes on Hwb. Gwaith grêt!

We visited the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth. We found out about the library and that there are over 7 million books there. We went to the gallery and studied the work of Mary Lloyd Jones. We created our own versions of her work. 

We are part of the pilot for BandAlong in the City and County of Swansea. Our friends in Blwyddyn 4 are learning to play the pBone or pCornet and friends in Blwyddyn 3 are learning the pBuzz. 

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