Community Member

First time visit profile message with url to edit your profile
Follow View profile

Story Events/ Setting Lesson

I love using Keynote with Kindergarten and Grade 1. I feel like it is the perfect iPad app for primary students to explore, learn, and play.

I have used this lesson in the past with paper and pencil, but now have the opportunity to make it better with the iPad.

After reading the book Old Bear by Kevin Henkes. Students will recall the title and story settings/events and record their answers on the Keynote Slide "worksheet" Students can use the drawing feature to create the setting and if they do not feel comfortable finger drawing they can use shapes feature.

Teaching writing is a foundational skill at the primary level so students can use the drawing tool to write. However, simple modifications can be made if students are ENL learners such as voice recording or voice to texting their answer instead of writing.

https://twitter.com/DoloFrost/status/1508962979596881925?s=20

Attachments

Attachments

Keynote Age: 0–7 years English Reading Primary Education

You might also like

Keynote Guided Writing for Early Learners

Teaching sentence writing to early learners can be a challenge! But with the help of Keynote animations and transition students are guided and motivated to write complete sentences in a blended learning task.
See more

Making Predictions in Keynote

I introduced Keynote to my first graders by making predictions. I taught my students how to add shapes and change the color of these shapes. I also introduced the drawing tool so they were able to draw on their shapes. S
See more

New Discoveries for Creative Writing

The past few days I have been learning about how to use iPads more interactively with the students. I am really excited to allow my students more creative freedom with their iPads. I used to think students would get conf
See more
1 reply

February 28, 2024

This is great, thank you! I used with Kindergarten this morning.

This post contains content from YouTube.

If you choose to view this content, YouTube may collect and process certain personal data. You can view YouTube’s <a href="https://www.youtube.com/t/privacy" target="_blank">privacy policy here<span class="a11y">(opens in new window)</span>.</a>

This post contains content from YouTube.

You have rejected content from YouTube. If you want to change your consent, press the button below.