Wednesday, February 24, 2016


PISKEL

Go to:

1. http://www.piskelapp.com/
2. Create an account using you google account.
3. After that you will be able to save your creations in your personal online gallery.
4. Begin creating an object or character using Piskel. 
5. Try the different tools and see what they do.

How to Use the Free Program Piskel to Make Pixel Art and Animation: Basic Tutorial by PXLFLX

How Pixel Art is changing in modern games! - Discover Indie!



Vocabulary:

Piskel: free online sprite editor. A simple web-based tool for Spriting and Pixel art. Create pixel art, game sprites and animated GIFs. Free and open-source.

Sprite:
A computer graphic that may be moved on-screen and otherwise manipulated as a single entity. Every image is a Sprite.

Examples:




Mr. Morales' Piskel creations:
http://www.piskelapp.com/user/5926256860200960


Thursday, February 18, 2016

Langston Hughes

On your Google Docs account:


  1. Who was Langston Hughes?
  2. Find biographical information about this author.
  3. Important events in his life.
  4. Famous works.
  5. Find information about Langston Hughes short story "Thank you ma'am"
  6. what is the story about?
  7. Illustrate your answers with images.
  8. Include a list of links to the websites where you found the information.



Vocabulary:
Poet
Social Activist
Novelist
Playwright
Columnist

Links to the English and Spanish versions of the story:

Click Here to read "Thank you Ma'am" by Langston Hughes.

Click aqui para leer "Gracias, señora" de Langston Hughes.


Monday, January 11, 2016

Step 2:
Create a table with two cells. One contains an image. The other contains your information:

Tags:
<hr>  = Creates a line across the webpage.
<img src= "name of image. extension"> = Inserts an image on your webpage.
<font size="2" color="black" face="verdana"> = Used to change font type on your webpage. It closes with the </font > tag.




Thursday, January 7, 2016

English and Spanish computer keyboards

1.- On your google docs account create  document with the following topic:

2.- Objective: research the differences between computer keyboards for English language and Spanish language.

3.- How are they different?

4.- How are they similar?

5.- What is the Dvorak Keyboard?

Include: 

  • Images
  • link to videos
  • Link to internet resources.



Tuesday, January 5, 2016

HTML webpage with menu

HTML webpage with menu
  1. Write this code.
  2. Create a folder titled "my webpage2"
  3. Save your file as "index.html" on your newly created folder.
  4. Remember to backup your work on goggle drive.


Your webpage will look like this.

Thursday, October 22, 2015

Spanish 8th grade
Compara obras literarias

- En la mañana del día de Navidad (Pearl s. Buck) - La mañana de San Juan (Manuel Gutierrez Nájera)

Instructions: Create a google document titled: “En la mañana del día de Navidad”  Work on the following definitions. Illustrate your definitions with images that help you understand the concept. Assignment will be due on Friday, October 23.

  1. What are Inferences?
  2. Define Point of view. (Punto de vista.)
  3. Define First person point of view. (Punto de vista de primera persona.)
  4. Define Third person point of view. (Punto de vista tercera persona.)
  5. Omniscient third person point of view. (Punto de vista Omnisciente.)
  6. Limited third person Point of view. (Punto de vista limitado.)
Vocabulary:
  1. Omniscient (Ominsciente)
  2. Omnipotent (Omnipotente)
  3. Limited (Limitado)
  4. Subjective (Subjetivo)
  5. Objective (Objetivo)


TEKS
Reading / Comprehension skills
RC-8 (D) Make complex inferences about text and use textual evidence to support understanding.

Reading
(6)(C) Analyze different forms of point of view, including limited versus omniscient, subjective, versus objective.

(2)(C) Complete analogies that describe a function or its description. (vocabulary: Practice)

Oral and written Conventions
(19)(C) Use consistent tenses. (Conventions: simple tenses of Verbs)

Research
(25)(A) Draw conclusions and summarize findings in a systematic way. (Research and Technology: Summary of an Article. )

(25)(D) Follow accepted formats for integrating quotations into written text to maintain a flow of ideas. (Research and Technology: Summary of an Article.)