With Dr. Seuss's Birthday fast approaching, it's time to start thinking of ways to incorporate the fun into the classroom!!
I am including links below to some fantastic resources and freebies to help celebrate Seuss! Enjoy!
Showing posts with label March. Show all posts
Showing posts with label March. Show all posts
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Friday, April 5, 2013
"Tech" Out These Blogs!
I've said it before, but I'll say it again: Teachers are truly each other's best resources! I am really enjoying this online PLN journey. I love learning and reading from others in the field and I love sharing the new knowledge with other educators even more!
So, today I thought I'd share some of my favorite Ed Tech blogs. All of these have great resources and seem to be updated on a very frequent basis.
If you know of any others that are not on this list, please feel free to share them!
Thanks and Happy Friday!
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Loving Lino!!
So, last week I decided to try an interactive site with my 1st graders. I was a bit worried as we had never used a site like this before at the 1st grade level, but I felt confident with my students' abilities, so we tried it out.
The site is Lino. It's an interactive bulletin board where you can post sticky notes, pictures, etc. I set up a board for my 1st graders (very easy to do; no sign up is required), and posed the question, "What is your favorite website?". I decided to focus on a simple question this time because I was more interested in them focusing on the task of using an online, interactive tool. This site could definitely be used at multiple grade levels for endless topics!
Well, let me say that my 1st graders ROCK!! They blew me away by how well they did and how much fun they had! They were amazed at the fact that their friend could be sitting on the other side of the room, on a different computer, yet their friend's sticky note showed up on their own computer!!
If you have never tried this site, I highly recommend it! It's so simple to use. The one drawback is that many times the sticky notes ended up on top of each other by mistake, but that was an easy fix. I simply just went back in as me, and I was able to easily unstack them.
I took some screenshots of their answers and posted them below. I have disabled the page I set up for them so that only I can see it now. I did this for their privacy and so as to not have any more sticky notes added to it by outsiders.
Enjoy the link to the site (click the logo below) and the screenshots of the students' answers!
The site is Lino. It's an interactive bulletin board where you can post sticky notes, pictures, etc. I set up a board for my 1st graders (very easy to do; no sign up is required), and posed the question, "What is your favorite website?". I decided to focus on a simple question this time because I was more interested in them focusing on the task of using an online, interactive tool. This site could definitely be used at multiple grade levels for endless topics!
Well, let me say that my 1st graders ROCK!! They blew me away by how well they did and how much fun they had! They were amazed at the fact that their friend could be sitting on the other side of the room, on a different computer, yet their friend's sticky note showed up on their own computer!!
If you have never tried this site, I highly recommend it! It's so simple to use. The one drawback is that many times the sticky notes ended up on top of each other by mistake, but that was an easy fix. I simply just went back in as me, and I was able to easily unstack them.
I took some screenshots of their answers and posted them below. I have disabled the page I set up for them so that only I can see it now. I did this for their privacy and so as to not have any more sticky notes added to it by outsiders.
Enjoy the link to the site (click the logo below) and the screenshots of the students' answers!
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