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Find Someone Who – Ein interaktives Klassenspiel mit Keynote - Winter Break Edition
"Find Someone Who" ist eine lebendige und dynamische Aktivität, die Bewegung, soziale Interaktion und Technologie verbindet. Die Schüler*innen erhalten eine Keynote-Präsentation mit verschiedenen Aus…
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"Fun with Figurative Language: Creating Your Own EPUB in Pages!"
Students will show their understanding of figurative language by creating their own Figurative Language book using a modified template from the Pages App. Students will create a page for each type o…
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Storytelling with Photography and Markup
Storytelling with photography and Markup has been a focus area in Term 4 for my Year 1 ākonga (5 and 6 year olds).They have been learning how to take a quality photo and then manipulate the image wit…
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VIDEO PROJECTS - DESARROLLANDO LA LENGUA INGLESA CON IMOVIE Y CHROMA
¿Alguna vez te has planteado cómo aprendiste tu lengua materna? Cuando un bebé comienza a interactuar, primero escucha a sus padres, a su entorno, pero no habla (comprensión oral). Al tiempo comienza…
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Narrative Vs. Play: Activate Lesson
Students can brainstorm what they already know about the play version of a story and a narrative version of a story. Students can type, draw, insert images, or insert a voice recording to show differ…
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Spelling Sound Hunt Activity
Objective: Students will identify specific sounds in their environment and document them using a Keynote scaffold, enhancing their phonemic awareness, spelling, and sentence-building skills. Activity…
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Build Positive Classroom Community through Poetry and Pop Art
Overview This activity uses photo and drawing paired with poetry to create a unique and personalized piece that highlights the individuality of students, builds confidence, and promotes a positive cl…
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Building Fluency and Confidence in Early Readers
INTRODUCTION Help your students increase fluency, build confidence and become a stronger reader with this interactive journal in Keynote. Immersing students in the rich world of text in books, online…
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Practice spelling patterns in a "Catchy" way with iPad
Are you trying to teach younger learners how to spell or understand word patterns? Forget the days of writing words over and over again on paper to remember them. Welcome to the world of Augmented R…
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Add Excitement to Your Animal Reports
Level up the traditional elementary animal reports with an animal soundscape created in GarageBand. Using Live Loops in GarageBand makes it easy to create an audio background to add excitement and mo…
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Improve Reading Fluency with Dictation on iPad
Transform oral reading practice for grades 1-3 using built-in technology you already have. Why using Dictation? Even when you can't read with every student individually, the iPad ensures that every s…
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Paper to Pixel: Turn Classroom Handouts into Interactive Documents in Seconds
With just two taps, you can transform any classroom worksheet or handout into a readable, fillable, and instantly engaging digital document! The magic lies within your iPad's built-in Files app, with…
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¡Vamos! Let’s Go! Engage ELL Students in Speaking and Writing
Use photos to quickly generate English language vocabulary and begin writing. Download the attached activity to record ELL or ESL students’ oral language and use technology to support their developin…
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Engaging our youngest writers with a show and tell activity using Freeform.
Using Freeform on iPad, students will demonstrate creative writing skills by sketch-noting their peers’ show-and-tell objects. They will use shapes, letters, and objects to quickly draw what they obs…
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Virtual Word Walls for English Language Learners
"There are so many words my students need to learn and not enough time, HELP!" Does this quote sound familiar? Have you had a conversation with your administrator about what happens once the vocabula…
