We decided to 'Turn it Digital' by creating a google drawing for each page. When we are finished we will screencastify ourselves reading the story. We plan to share this with Syndicate 1 classes!
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Friday, November 27, 2015
The Castle in the Field - Class collaboration
This year for Book Week Mrs Costello selected 6 books for our class. We are reading one of them for our class novel. The Castle in the Field By Michael Morpurgo.
We decided to 'Turn it Digital' by creating a google drawing for each page. When we are finished we will screencastify ourselves reading the story. We plan to share this with Syndicate 1 classes!
We decided to 'Turn it Digital' by creating a google drawing for each page. When we are finished we will screencastify ourselves reading the story. We plan to share this with Syndicate 1 classes!
Friday, May 16, 2014
Maths Presentations WALT: order numbers / fractions and decimals
This week we chose a WALT that we didn't understand.
Eg 2 groups chose WALT: order fractions and decimals And the other 2 groups chose WALT: order numbers to 1000 / 1,000000
This is what they had to do - and just think about all the knowledge and skills they had to have (Over and above the maths knowledge)
Step One - find a video that taught them what they needed to know. They could choose youtube, Khan Academy, Study Ladder or Teacher Tools for videos.
Step Two - create a google presentation explaining what they have learnt. They have a booking form they use to request teaching time if they cannot figure out a concept on their own. I can call down individuals or groups who have similar needs.
Step Three - create a google form with questions that will check if people have learnt the subject matter. They only answered google forms from within their own ability maths group.
Step Four - Embed the presentation AND the form into a new blog post. Change the height in the HTML code so that viewers can see the whole presentation and form.
Step Five - Check the form responses to see who is correct and who still needs a bit of help. They are then going to email the respondents saying 'Well done!' or 'You need a bit more help with'.
So many little skills that they had to remember, check, ask for help and then edit. But amazingly they have nearly all completed this.
I AM SO PROUD!! Check out their awesome work below and fill in their google forms. Please feel free to give feedback if you find errors but remember to make it KIND feedback!
Eg 2 groups chose WALT: order fractions and decimals And the other 2 groups chose WALT: order numbers to 1000 / 1,000000
This is what they had to do - and just think about all the knowledge and skills they had to have (Over and above the maths knowledge)
Step One - find a video that taught them what they needed to know. They could choose youtube, Khan Academy, Study Ladder or Teacher Tools for videos.
Step Two - create a google presentation explaining what they have learnt. They have a booking form they use to request teaching time if they cannot figure out a concept on their own. I can call down individuals or groups who have similar needs.
Step Three - create a google form with questions that will check if people have learnt the subject matter. They only answered google forms from within their own ability maths group.
Step Four - Embed the presentation AND the form into a new blog post. Change the height in the HTML code so that viewers can see the whole presentation and form.
Step Five - Check the form responses to see who is correct and who still needs a bit of help. They are then going to email the respondents saying 'Well done!' or 'You need a bit more help with'.
So many little skills that they had to remember, check, ask for help and then edit. But amazingly they have nearly all completed this.
I AM SO PROUD!! Check out their awesome work below and fill in their google forms. Please feel free to give feedback if you find errors but remember to make it KIND feedback!
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
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Monday, April 8, 2013
Puppet Topic
Check out our website for a WHOLE lot of resources and information relating to our topic.
Have a read of the Google Presentation and watch 1 or 2 of the videos.
I will be asking you what type of puppet you are most interested in tomorrow at school!
https://sites.google.com/a/greymain.school.nz/room-11-independent-learning/topic
Have a read of the Google Presentation and watch 1 or 2 of the videos.
I will be asking you what type of puppet you are most interested in tomorrow at school!
https://sites.google.com/a/greymain.school.nz/room-11-independent-learning/topic
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