It's a short holiday week, but we are still learning and using technology to express familiar ideas in not quite so traditional ways. Today my 3rd and 4th grade learners worked on iPads to find ways to express the things they are most thankful for during this Thanksgiving season. In planning this lesson I thought of the myriad of ways students are often asked to express themselves and/or present their ideas. For this short project, I wanted the focus to truly be on them. I wanted them to be able to express their ideas in as individual a manner as possible. What better way than a self-portrait? We used aTypo Picture, a free and simple to use word photo app, to create self-portraits highlighting the things they are most grateful for this Thanksgiving. This was one of my favorites, from a very expressive and creative 4th grader...
I am an elementary school Library Media Specialist with a passion for technology. My goal with this blog is to give you a glimpse into life in my library with the many little humans I teach and learn from daily. Together, we hope to amuse and inspire you.
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Monday, November 24, 2014
A picture is worth a thousand words... and a little extra Thanksgiving gratitude.
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