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Have an Apple Pencil - What Now?
This year has been an exciting one for three of our classes - their students all have Apple pencils. I’ve worked alongside the teachers of these classes to help support them to find authentic ways to…
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Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori 2024 - Learning the days of the week
This post is the second in a series of resources designed to support kaiako (teachers) during Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. Created by the talented educators at Rotorua Primary School, these resources are …
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Increasing Engagement using Stop Motion, Green Screen & Seesaw
Increasing Engagement using Stop Motion, Green Screen & Seesaw Students’ level of engagement usually impacts their success. In an effort to increase engagement, we attempt to modernize tradition…
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Learning with iPad - Caring for iPad - Digital Citizenship
Having an iPad is a huge privilege, and it's important to ensure the responsibility to care for it is understood by the learner. Caring for iPad - Digital Citizenship is a simple template to support …
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Junior Manu Kōrero Planning Temp
Our kura is currently preparing for our in school Manu Kōrero (speech competition). I have designed this KeyNote template to support the tamariki in my class with their planning and preparation. Spe…
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Classify 3D Shapes Sorting Activity for Early Elementary Math Students
Recently, I collaborated with a group of first grade teachers who were looking for an engaging way for their students to show understanding of classifying three dimensional shapes. Magic Move in Keyn…
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My SEL Journal
This is a fully interactive journal for students to use when needed to help them cope with their emotions in a wide variety of ways. After going through the activities with them, students have the o…
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Celebrating our students' passion and creativity
Hi everyone. I'm thinking about designing an event or perhaps a competition for my Australian school's students to share how their iPad helps them to explore and follow their passions. I think our em…
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Animate Flower Pollination with Keynote
If you teach plant pollination to young learners, here is a fun resource and activity. Step #1 - Read the book Flower Talk: How Plants Use Color to Communicate by Sara Levine. Step #2 - Download the…
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Add Animal Features with Keynote
As a librarian, I do a lot of lessons that involve children's literature. We read a picture book and then do a fun activity that relates to the book. For this lesson, I read these books by Sandra …
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Build an Animated Jack-O-Lantern with Keynote
For Halloween, I do a fun lesson with my students. Using Keynote, they can decorate a pumpkin and animate their jack-o-lantern to flame. Here is an example: Here are the steps for this lesson: 1) …
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Using IPad & Pages to Engage Learners with Atlas Learning - The Olympics
As part of our STEAM, we have been learning about the Olympics. STEAM learning often creates more questions than it answers; most of these questions were geographical. To ignite their curiosity, we t…
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Empower Students with iPad Learning Photo Albums
Teach students to capture things in the world around them, organize their photos and have resources ready for creative projects. Download the directions document below! Creating personalized photos…
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Understand the World Outside the Classroom Using Apple Maps
Are you wondering how you can give learners of all ages the opportunity to “travel” outside of their classroom to document and gain a visual sense of place and geography, whether it be neighborhoods …
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Making Weather Data Engaging: Collect and Visualize Data with Elementary Students
Pair the Weather app with the power of formatting and graphing in Numbers for a powerful way to help students begin to see how data can tell stories. The built-in Weather app on iPad is a great way t…
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Discover the Color Wheel: An Interactive Pages Workbook for Elementary Students!
Hey there, art teachers! This is a perfect activity for elementary artists, and I love using it with our second and third grade combo! Are you ready to explore the magic of colors? Join me on an exci…
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Hi! My Name Is ...
What’s In A Name?Everything! Everyone’s name has meaning.Blogger Amy Rivers says, “names provide us [with] an opportunity to show love and acceptance of our fellow humans. Calling a person by the na…
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Matter in Motion (Grade 5 Activity)
Stop-motion animation can be an incredibly powerful and effective tool for students to showcase their understanding of a concept. In Ontario, fifth-grade students learn about states of matter, and at…
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Unplugged Activity Coding Binary Bracelets
This Keynote is an unplugged activity for students to create coding bracelets using the binary alphabet. Students can create their bracelets in digital form and/or make their own tangible bracelets.…
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One Tiny Turtle: Exit Ticket-Story Recall-Keynote Animation
This lesson is divided into two parts: Week 1: Read the non-fiction story 'One Tiny Turtle' and, using Schoolwork, complete the following exit ticket questions: One thing I learned is... One thing I …
