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Elementary Technology Lessons
THIS IS WHERE I LIVE! My 4th grade students are learning geography skills, so we are using Google Earth in the computer lab. First, I taught them how to use Google Earth and how to find locations.ABCya.com | Kids Educational Computer Games & Activities
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Using A Digital Camera in the Classroom
Using A Digital Camera in the Classroom Digital cameras can be used to enhance any project you would normally use photos or clipart. Below you will find many projects listed to help spark your imagination and get your creative juices flowing.
Elementary School - Ideas for Using a Digital Camera
We have had great fun with students at all grade levels using an online service called PhotoIsland at http://www.photoisland.com We have kids use the digital cameras to take head shots of each other. Then we load the photos on the computer. Using the Internet, go to PhotoIsland. Select Photo Workshop.
Learn How To Integrate Technology into The Classroom on the Educational CyberPlayGround.
An ever increasing number of students consist of the so-called "Millennials": today's teenagers and twentysomethings who are the first generation to grow up fully wired and technologically fluent. Blogs (Podcasting), MP3 players (MP3), instant messaging (Cell Phones), social networking technologies, and portable electronic devices are seamlessly woven into their daily lives. These students will have different requirements and expectations of libraries than their predecessors. 1.
The Differentiator is a website that helps you write objectives based on Bloom’s Taxonomy. It is as simple as going through the different tabs such as, Thinking Skills, Content, Resources, Product and Groups to choose the appropriate term and the Differentiator organizes it into an objective that can help your students demonstrate their learning. http://www.byrdseed.com/differentiator/ Tags: The book One by Kathryn Otoshi delivers a great message to kids about standing up for yourself. It is an easy book to read aloud to your class but holds deep meaning and serves as a kickoff for meaningful discussions. There is also a YouTube video that has students acting out the story while Kathryn Otoshi reads the book.
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