Choose your own adventure stories were a big hit this month. Grade 4 students took the challenge and successfully published their work.
Using Google Slides and the ability to hyperlink made these stories come to life.
Be sure to click on the slide to make your own adventure choices.
Students love to research and discover new facts about famous people.
Mrs. Nawoichik & Miss Reid's Class had a fun time creating this museum of famous people.
See if you learn something new.
Students in Mrs. Klein's Fourth Grade Class want to inspire more reading this summer.
They first created a Google Slide presentation highlighting a book they enjoyed reading.
Then they imported the slides into the app Explain Everything and added their own voiceovers.
Here are their recommendations.
Happy Reading!
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| Bulletin Board with the students' posters on display |
Lucky Leprechauns can be found in Mrs. Ruble's Kindergarten Classroom. Students created their own little leprechauns and then using the app ExplainEverything we helped their creations talk and dance.
Click below to see how lucky this class is.
Steward School had a great time with all the guest readers to help celebrate Read Across America.
Thank you for helping make this a special event each year.
First Graders have been exploring Opinion Writing Super Hero Style. Which superpower do you wish you had?
Presenting the Super Heroes in Ms. Dunn & Mrs. Kuhn's First Grade Class
Mrs. O'Connor's Third Grade Crew spent time in February working on Nonfiction Animal Reports.
Using graphic organizers and websites to gather information helped them create their amazing final projects.
Click on the links in the slides to learn more about the animals they researched.
Mrs. Ford's Second Grade Class has been working on writing personal narratives. These amazing stories included drawings to show the cover, the beginning, the middle, and the ending. Our next step was to use the app Explain Everything to record the story.
Click on the image below and then click on the arrows to listen to these personal narratives.
It has been a week of many Valentine-themed activities.
One of these has been creating animated Valentine cards.
Students first created their images in Google Slides and then duplicated each slide and made one small change as they created each new slide. This process was continued until the final image was created. Then using the site Tall Tweets the Google Slides were turned into a GIF ready to copy and share.
Here is my card for everyone.
Winter Poetry is a fun way to share winter themes.
New Year Reflections are a fun part of January.
Students used a template as a way to reflect on themself as we enter a new year.
We even embedded new tech skills as we completed this Google Slide assignment. Can you insert a selfie in a document? Do you know the shortcuts for copy and paste? Can you crop an image into a new shape? Where are emojis found?
Take a peek at the completed projects below.
Ms. Corliss's Class
January is a month of personal goals and resolutions.
Students are connecting their reading to a list of challenges for their characters in their reading this month.
Click on the Padlet below to view the students' reading resolutions. Be sure to scroll across the bottom and up and down to view all the posts.
Mrs. O'Connor and her crew were once again engaged with learning in the month of December. Here is the Third Edition of the O'News.
