Create a post from the types below.
Age: 11–13 years Tag
Age 11-13
true
Results
-
Virtual Fossil Field Trip
This interactive Keynote is used as a resource for 6th graders learning about fossils, including how they are created and what they tell us about the history of Earth.
-
Getting Creative in the Classroom - Back to School Series
The Back to School Series for 2023 is upon us 🙌🏻🙌🏻 I was so excited to be asked to take part in this program for 2023, especially alongside the uber-talented Mandy Dempsey, Chantelle Sansness and…
-
Close Reading Strategies Template
Within this Keynote, students can respond to any text with different close reading strategies. There is an overview with prompts of 'What? Why? How?' plus digging in further to these concepts with ch…
-
Dipping Your Toe Into Sketchnoting
Sketchnoting has given several of my students a new way to express themselves, both as they reflect on lesson materials and create presentations of their learning. This post is an outline of how I ge…
-
Concept Clips - A Math Task
A multi-disciplinary approach to mathematics instruction promotes the exploration of numeracy concepts beyond traditional algorithmic problem practice. The Concept Clip task is a short video, created…
-
Character Analysis - The Outsiders
Here is a Pages template that can be used for a novel study for The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. This character analysis was done as part of a novel study. Previously, we would keep a running document …
-
Creating Animated Mazes in Keynote
I've been having fun exploring and creating animated mazes in Keynote. I think this would be a great activity to introduce simple path animation to students. Here are the basic steps for this project…
-
My Creative Journey to Restore the Earth Learning Journal
Looking for an Earth Day resource? Want to empower the entrepreneurial mindset? My Creative Journey to Restore the Earth learning journal is designed for students to explore ways to be AWESOME for th…
-
Writing with Augmented Reality
Looking forward to sharing my Journey as an author when writing my book entitled 'Writing with Augmented Reality'. This book explores a range of different ways to use Augmented Reality in writing. To…
-
Physical & Chemical Changes - Penguin Project
This is a two-part project learning about physical & chemical changes. Part 1 - Physical Change: Students will create "igloos" to protect the penguins from the warmer temperatures. Each student h…
-
Pages - Digital Activity Books (DABs)
Hi Guys, I have introduced DABs in school. I'm a Religious, Morality and Philosophy teacher and i wanted to spruce up our resources and make as interactive as possible. DABs are meant to replace the …
-
Photosynthesis - Animations with Keynote
Standard: LS1-6 - Construct a scientific explanation based on evidence for the role of photosynthesis in the cycling of matter and flow of energy into and out of organisms. "Scientists, your job is t…
-
March Imaginarium
Wrapped in the elements of fire, water, air, and earth, the March Imaginarium is filled with creative explorations, social-emotional learning, and design thinking practice. Download and use as…
-
All About Me - Let's Hear It!
Students will share about themselves, families, interests, hobbies, favorites, etc. Pronunciation of their name & choice in how they represent themselves. This was created for English Language Le…
-
Let's Explore Some Different Cultures
Students will explore different cultures and examples of what makes up a culture. Using the Keynote Template, they will give background information to the country they are researching and then differ…
-
Weather Forecast
My Weather Forecast: Students created their weather forecast based on different data they received from the teacher about Air Temperature, Sunlight to Surface, Surface Water, and Air Parcel Temperatu…
-
Math Dictionary
This simple Math Dictionary is a scaffold, created in KeyNote, where students are challenged to display their knowledge of math terms with language as well as visual materials. The scaffold provides …
-
Line Draw to explain Darwin and Evolution
Students will use the line draw and record features to animate and explain Darwin and Evolution. Example and directions in English and Spanish are attached. #GPISD
-
Back to School Project- “Tour of My Brain” using Keynote
One of our favorite Keynote projects to start the school year is to create a visual “Tour of My Brain.” This project can be done either on an iPad or a Mac Computer. It is an engaging “get to know yo…
-
Ordered Card Sort with Keynote
One simple way to use Keynote in your classroom is by creating an ordered card sort for your students to complete! Using Keynote’s light table view, students can easily hold and drag the slides in th…
