Les lapbooks : pour dépoussiérer nos exposés... et nos cahiers ? 10/6/11 : ajout du lien vers le lapbook de Stevanie (Pays de l'Europe de l'ouest) Grâce à EdP (que Nanoucilou soit remerciée ici) j'ai découvert les lapbooks. Une rapide recherche sur Google image vous donnera une idée de ce que c'est : une sorte de dossier sur un sujet, dans lequel les informations sont mises en page dans des mini-livres, des accordéons, des pochettes, des disques... Les lapbooks sont à la portée de tous les enfants. J'ai très envie, la prochaine fois que j'aurai des élèves de cycle II ou III, de leur proposer de faire un ou plusieurs lapbooks. J'aimerais bien aussi... Pour l'instant, je suis donc en phase de récolte d'idées sur la forme que peuvent prendre les infos dans le lapbook. Alors, dans un lapbook, on peut mettre : Des "petits livres" Démonstration du pliage en vidéo Des livres à rabats (cf image : livret rouge) Une petite vidéo de démonstration : clic ! Des petits livres multicouches. Tout colorés, ils sont originaux parce que très faciles à faire,. Les livres-roue.
How to Make Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes in Google Docs and Spreadsheets or Google Apps Want to find out what your coworkers want for lunch? Need to get feedback for your training session? Want to find out which movie your friends want to see on Saturday? Do you need a database of your club member's phone numbers? Forms in Google Docs are easy to create. Forms feed their results directly into a spreadsheet in Google Docs.
Une année au CP - mathématiques lecture albums - Coding the Curriculum: How High Schools Are Reprogramming Their Classes There are no lockers in the hallways at Beaver Country Day School. Instead, backpacks and tote bags line either side of the floor while students step over them during the mid-morning rush to class. Nearly everyone is carrying a laptop. "There used to be lockers, but nobody was really using them," a passing staff member tells me with a shrug. The private school, for grades six through twelve, sits in a quiet nook of Chestnut Hill, Mass. — a suburb sandwiched a few miles between, and directly below, Cambridge and downtown Boston. Two weeks ago, Beaver became the first school in the United States to implement computer coding into each of its classes. It's a new, albeit eccentric experiment. It's a new, albeit eccentric experiment. True, Beaver may be the first of its kind to experiment with coding in every class, but the idea that more high school students should take STEM-related courses — particularly in programming and coding — isn't new. "This is our seventh school day of the year.
Upper Grades Are Awesome: Pinterest top 10 for next school year Pinterest is an explosion of wonderful ideas, and at times can be overwhelming. I decided to wade through my "For School" board and pick the top 10 ideas I want to implement in my classroom next year. 1. Interactive Student Notebooks - I wish I had found these sooner! 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. There are so many more pins that I want (and will!) Like these ideas?
12 Things Students Should Never Do on Social Media The last thing young people want is another set of rules. But these days, social media comes with great responsibility, whether you're just starting high school or finishing up college. The fact is, irresponsible social media conduct could potentially ruin your education and negatively impact your career, not to mention hurt others in the process. (And we're not just talking kids, either.) But most of those consequences are preventable, often with just a little foresight. We've pinpointed 12 social media mistakes that students should avoid at all costs, because after all, it's never as simple as "be responsible." Please head to the comments below to add your own contributions and advice for young adults on social media. 1. Granted, high school and college students experiment with many activities and substances. Once or twice per year, perform a thorough review of the information and content accessible on your social media profiles. 2. Check your school's policy on bullying. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Créer ses propres Fonts très simplement avec MyScriptFont MyScriptFont est un service en ligne permettant de réaliser ses propres fonts de manière très simple, pour les installer ensuite sur son ordinateur et disposer de polices d’écriture personnalisées. Une activité très intéressante à réaliser avec des enfants de tout âge ! MyScriptFont est très simple à utiliser et se déroule en deux étapes: 1- Télécharger le modèle de grille comprenant chacune des lettres, puis de le compléter avec sa propre graphie. 2- Retourner le document grâce au bouton « Parcourir », puis cliquer sur « Start ». Un aperçu du résultat est alors proposé et une boite de dialogue permet de télécharger la font obtenue. Le service propose son modèle de grille selon deux formats, PDF et PNG. Le PDF pour l’impression: L’enfant dispose d’un format papier et trace ses propres lettres à l’aide d’un marqueur. Essayez, c’est bluffant ! Vous aimez cet article?
Safe search engines for kids? Reader Q+A at Cool Mom Tech What’s the best search engine for kids, in your experience? -via Twitter Keeping kids safe online should be a huge priority for parents. Safe Search For Young Kids There are some great search engines that you can bookmark as your kids’ own versions of Google. Kidzui (above) is a great resource for pre-K through early elementary school-aged kids. Another kid-friendly search engine is Kidrex. Safe Search For Older Kids When you get into the tween years and beyond, I’d really recommend using Internet filters to ensure that when your kids are using the same search engine you use, they are still protected from the creepy stuff out there. On top of that, we have covered smart internet safety options for kids here before, like Net Nanny which works on both tablets and PCs. We’ve also looked at safe browsers for tablets, and recommend Mobicip. But as far as safety goes, really the most important thing you can do is monitor your kids’ usage–at least for as long as you can. 9Share