Google Docs by Grade 2

Grade 2 students are working on their documentation skills this quarter. Following is a glimpse of their projects getting into shape:

Click on the names below to review their projects:

Muhammad Affan (2 Maroon)

Muhammad Shayan (2 Blue)

Muahmmad Moosa Najib (2 Indigo)

Abdullah Khalid Abbasi (2 Blue)

Parizay Farrukh Butt (2 Peach)

Faiqa Batool (2 Plum)

Muhammad Shahwaiz Afaraz (2 Maroon)

Fatima Bint e Faraz (2 Fuschia)

Muhammad Abdullah Babar (2 Aqua) 

ICT Education @ BTSC

Monthly Agenda Session 2021-22 

Dear Parents,

We welcome you to the ICT Blog  of The Bravians.

ICT program at Bahria Town School and College has been designed in a way that it builds and strengthens the ICT Skills of the Bravians according to their age groups and levels. We can proudly say that the Bravians had little to no issues switching to our E-learning Program when we were hit by the Pandemic last year. They had all the skills to navigate their way through the online classes and assignments and did very well. 

 

For session 2021-22, ICT Classes are part of our E-Learning program and hence, we have made the required changes to suit the needs and to further enhance the learning experience of our students.

 

Monthly breakdown of ICT agenda for session 2021 - 22 is uploaded. You can view the detailed agenda by clicking below:

• Class 1
• Class 2
• Class 3
• Class 4
• Class 5
• Class 6
• Class 7
• Class 8

Please click on the following link to review ICT Work of our students from last year:

Projects 2020-21

Keep an eye on this space for projects uploaded for the running session.

Photo Manipulation - Grade Pre O

Working with visuals and editing images is a very fun way of exploring digital creativity. As part of our graphic designing course, grade Pre O worked on online platform Pixl R and worked on image manipulation. Following is a glimpse of the photographs merged:

How to work efficiently through Google Classroom!

Hopping from one class to another, checking on assignments and keeping a track of work done and work pending becomes difficult at times. Here are 5 ways you can get yourself organized when working with Google Classroom:

Source: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yf76rAfjzkycJALcnSeuMrgyknlOLEUf/view

Tip for Parents: If you want to stay updated regarding your child's classroom activities, download the Google Classroom App on your mobile phones and stay updated on the go!

Future 'presenters' in the making

 Gone are the days when you could just excel in academics and conquer the world. 

Now, with academics, you need to be a good presenter so you can explain yourself to your audiences. In the competitive world of today, presentation of information is very important both visually and in delivery. Therefore, we focus on grooming our students' presentation skills right from the beginning. 

We are proud of our grade 1 students who are working on Google slides now-a-days and understanding the concept. Following is a glimpse of what they have done so far:

Keep your children SAFE online!

When the pandemic hit us almost a year back, we were bound to stay indoors and that meant finding new ways to keep our children busy at home.  Keeping them off the screen became impossible most of the times and therefore, a new parental role came into place i.e. keeping an eye on the online activities of the child. 

The world of internet and online apps is as dangerous as it is beneficial for our children. It is very important that we constantly keep an eye on all the activities they do and the platforms they visit. You can follow a few protocols mentioned below as a checklist and keep your children safe.

1. Keep them safe with open communication
2. Use technology to protect them
3. Spend time with them online
4. Encourage healthy online habits
5. Let them have fun and express themselves

For a detailed insight to the mentioned points, please read the detailed article by UNICEF on the following link:

How to keep your child safe online while stuck at home during the COVID-19 outbreak

Courtesy: Google 

Intro to Programming through SCRATCH - Grade 5

SCRATCH is one of the most widely used software for game development across the globe. With its block programming approach, it gives students a thorough understanding of how programming works and how code and logic is developed for an idea. In this quarter, grade 5 was introduced to SCRATCH and they have worked on their storylines. Some worked as pr teacher's idea while others developed their own. 

Following is a glimpse of the final product along with a screenshot of the planning and coding that went into making the visual storylines. We look forward to see our students excelling in the field of game design and development.

 

Ali Umer - 5 Maroon - Orchard Campus

Aroush Khan - 5 Fuschia - Sector B