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Alebrijes: Create Your Own Spirit Animal
Creating your own Alebrije in Keynote using shapes and drawing tools can be a fun, creative project! Alebrijes are colorful Mexican folk art sculptures of fantastical creatures, often combining featu…
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Un lugar, a través de figuras.
Hola maestros Les quiero compartir una idea para abordar temas de la diversidad cultural con sus alumnos utilizando Keynote en el iPad. La actividad consta en representar algún lugare del mundo y uti…
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An Apple Distinguished School Grounded in Culture and Innovation
Rotorua Primary School (Pukeroa Oruawhata) is proud to become an Apple Distinguished School (ADS), a recognition of our commitment to innovative, high-quality education. Situated on the ancestral lan…
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Integrating cultural competency in Physical Education with Numbers on iPad
Goal:To leverage technology to support the well-being of ALL students Overview: Create a weekly check-in on iPad (using the Numbers App) that makes it easy for students (High School Boys) to keep tr…
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Grant Opportunities to support MLL Learners in Middle School Classroom
I’m a middle school math teacher looking to explore any current grant opportunities Apple might be offering for K-12 education. My classroom serves a diverse group of students, including many multili…
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Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori 2024: Integrating Digital Tools to Celebrate and Learn Te Reo Māori.
Kia ora, Apple Learning Community! As Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) approaches, we're excited to share a collection of resources designed to support kaiako (teachers) across Aotearoa. …
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Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori 2024 - Using Mark Up to create Clips movies in Math
Using Markup and Clips for Math and integratng Te Reo Learning Markup is a fantastic tool for all ages, especially for our younger learners. It’s simple to use and helps tamariki (children) demonstr…
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Te Wiki o Te Reo 2024 - Te Reo Māori Picture Dictionary
Kia ora! This post is first of a collection of resources that will support kaiako(teachers) during Te Wiki o te REo Maori week. This series of resources have been created by the talented kaiako at Ro…
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W.E.B. Du Bois Collection: Creating Photo Lift Outs for Impactful Lessons
W.E.B. Du Bois’ Portraits at the Paris World Fair W.E.B. Du Bois curated a striking collection of portraits for the Exposition Universelle, the Paris World Fair of 1900. This collection carried a…
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Giving students the opportunity to express their thoughts and opinions
Quite often I hear students complaining about an assessment or a teacher in particular that they don't see eye to eye with (sometimes that's me). Eager to find out more and get a better understandin…
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My One Best Thing - Building Cultural Capacity at my Kura
The New Zealand curriculum has been undertaking a curriculum refresh - to give practical effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and to be inclusive, clear and easy to use. For the past year I have been buil…
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*RECORDING AVAILABLE* Join us for the Apple Education Community Teacher Resource Share-out - March 26, 2024
Hosted by Jessica Herring-Watson Hear from Apple Distinguished Educators (ADEs) as they showcase innovative ways to use Apple technology in the classroom and beyond to support teaching and learning. …
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Designing Culturally Responsive Assessments
As part of the Apple Distinguished Educator community, we have been asked to share our "One Best Thing." To that end, while I acknowledge I still have much to learn, I consider my one best thing is e…
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One Best Thing: What small shift can you make?
When students connect to the History, in Space Science. What small shift can you make? Think of an assignment where your students produce a product of some sort - for example they have a google slide…
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Line animation - Pepeha
Keynote is my one-stop-shop App I use in the classroom all the time! It's so versatile and can be used across the curriculum at all levels. From basic presentations to creative animated stories, Ke…
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Create your own Tapa cloth design
Welcome to my Tapa Cloth Design art lesson! Tapa cloth, a traditional Polynesian textile, is celebrated for its stunning artistic patterns. Created by beating the inner bark of trees into thin sheets…
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Black History Month: Scientist Arcade Games
For the past four years, my Science colleagues and I have collaborated on honoring black American scientists through a variety of projects such as our Black History Month Scientist Arcade Games. The…
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5 tips to create engaging Pages templates
Welcome to the first post in the second series of videos supporting educators to ‘Get the most out of your MacBook’. The first series focused on Productivity, whereas this series focus’ on creating c…
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Zentangle Flag Project- interdisciplinary ideas included.
Good for digital art class & interdisciplinary learning. My 8th graders used Sketches app to incorporate symbols of our home state Colorado into the state flag design. We used layers to design…
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Apple Maps Guide for Native American History by the National Parks Foundation
For U.S. Indigenous People’s Day (Oct 10 in 2022) or for Native American History Month (November) one geographic resource you might point your students towards is the Apple Maps Guide by the National…
