My students have been feverishly working on their Animoto videos. They have spent the last two weeks researching an endangered animal, taking notes, and creating a video presentation. Keep in mind that this is the first time they have ever used an online program or taken notes off the internet! Here are a few samples.
If you're really interested you can check out the rest at my Weebly site.(endangeredanimalslinks)
Monday, April 15, 2013
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Weebly Websites
Ever wish you could just create your own website with all the information you need in one place? Now you can. Check out Weebly. They offer you a simple to use tools to create your own website for free!
My students have picked their endangered animals from North America and unfortunately they can't locate all the information they need from the same site. I created a website using Weebly with all of their animals and quick links that were already screened for their use. They have little to no adds and are credible sources. I'm hoping this is going to same me and the students a lot of time... check it out!
Endangered Animals Links
My students have picked their endangered animals from North America and unfortunately they can't locate all the information they need from the same site. I created a website using Weebly with all of their animals and quick links that were already screened for their use. They have little to no adds and are credible sources. I'm hoping this is going to same me and the students a lot of time... check it out!
Endangered Animals Links
Friday, March 29, 2013
Update!
Check out my post titled Free! Free! Free! I added some really great reading and math resources. I don't anyone to miss out. I have also added a quick survey for my digital story.
Enjoy
Brain Breaks
I came across this article and and love the ideas! We all have students who can benefit from this.
Check out 20 Brain Break Clips to show to your students to fight fidgeting.
20 ways to keep your students from falling asleep
Also to go along with this what are your opinions with stability balls as chairs?
Yoga Balls Replacing Desk Chairs?
Check out 20 Brain Break Clips to show to your students to fight fidgeting.
20 ways to keep your students from falling asleep
Also to go along with this what are your opinions with stability balls as chairs?
Yoga Balls Replacing Desk Chairs?
Technology Never Seizes to Amaze me!
Hello Everyone,
Can you do me a favor and help me with my latest project? I am creating a website offering information about Parent-Teacher Communication. Can you please check out the site and then offer some suggestions? Keep in mind that this is still incomplete and is a work in progress!
Thank you for all of your help,
Rosina
Can you do me a favor and help me with my latest project? I am creating a website offering information about Parent-Teacher Communication. Can you please check out the site and then offer some suggestions? Keep in mind that this is still incomplete and is a work in progress!
Thank you for all of your help,
Rosina
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Free! Free! Free!
Everybody loves free resources!
1. Here is an endless alphabetized list of interactive reading comprehension resouces. (grades 3-5)
An Internet Hotlist on Comprehension created by Tanya Travis
2. Public Schools of North Carolina have created a math resource page by grade level. Once you click on the grade you are looking for scroll down to the week by week essentials. Each week has great games, worksheets or ideas for you to use!
3. Dr. Nicki Newton! I had the privledge of attending a professional development by Dr. Newton and I must say she is FANTASTIC. Here is a sample video she created. Then check out her blog... really you must do this!
When you look at her blog make sure you search the archives and past blogs for the really great resources. She has a lot of links. You may also try searching for a topic.
Dr. Nicki's Guided Math Blog
I copied links from Classroom Collective for your to navigate through. This is a collection of teaching resources, tips and tricks.
1. Here is an endless alphabetized list of interactive reading comprehension resouces. (grades 3-5)
An Internet Hotlist on Comprehension created by Tanya Travis
2. Public Schools of North Carolina have created a math resource page by grade level. Once you click on the grade you are looking for scroll down to the week by week essentials. Each week has great games, worksheets or ideas for you to use!
3. Dr. Nicki Newton! I had the privledge of attending a professional development by Dr. Newton and I must say she is FANTASTIC. Here is a sample video she created. Then check out her blog... really you must do this!
When you look at her blog make sure you search the archives and past blogs for the really great resources. She has a lot of links. You may also try searching for a topic.
Dr. Nicki's Guided Math Blog
I copied links from Classroom Collective for your to navigate through. This is a collection of teaching resources, tips and tricks.
Oh no... I'm sick!
Calling out for a sub can be a hassle. Especially if you have nothing pulled for your lessons. Check out "In a Pinch" sub plans.
It's a day of lesson plans focused around a picture book! This is such a great idea. All you need to do is pull a few favorite books and plan a day. Then you can store them in your desk draw until they are needed.
It's a day of lesson plans focused around a picture book! This is such a great idea. All you need to do is pull a few favorite books and plan a day. Then you can store them in your desk draw until they are needed.
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