You’ll need to start here, and find your homeroom class, and your name.

Note: the first time you log in this year on the school laptops, you may have to do one quick step …. Your teacher will have the information for you. I’ll let you know about the LEVEL CHALLENGE with the typing program, too.

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Thank You, Mr. Hallett, for 20 Years of Quidditch

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March 18

Protected: Quidditch Scoring Sheet

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March 14

Video Game Showcase: Don’t Move

This is by Logan. The game title is the instruction on how to play. This is sort of a Rube Goldberg concept in video game format.

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March 6

Mr. H Story: Place of Lost Bones

Here is another example of Interactive Fiction — notice, as you read/play the story:

Descriptive language establishes setting
Ending points circle back to starting points
Second Person Narrative Point of View

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March 6

How to Play Quidditch: Norris-Style

We made this documentary about how we play Quidditch a number of years ago. You may recognize some of the former sixth graders in the mix (or not), and learn a thing or two about the game we play.

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February 28

Interactive Fiction Story: The Bike

We are now working on an Interactivd Fiction activity with Google Slides. Here is Mr. Hodgson’s sample, called The Bike, using Google Slides. While this is not on the same theme as your theme of an archaeological discovery, it gives you a view of how the Interactive Story works.

First, I made a map:
Story Map The Bike

Then, I wrote my story:

— Mr H