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Talking with Students About Shocking or Disturbing News
Students may be encountering violent images, misinformation, and anxiety-provoking headlines, especially as they use social media. It can be difficult to know how to address these issues in the class…
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Reflecting With a Difference
Why do we ask our students to reflect on their learning? Because reflective practice encourages them to go beyond memorisation and surface-level learning. By contemplating what they've learned, why i…
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Student Portfolio, Goal Setting and Goal Tracking in Keynote
I've been a general education teacher the last 7 years-4 years in first grade and 3 years in second grade. This year, I made the leap to Special Education. One thing that I learned in the general edu…
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Creating GIFs with Keynote
I love the potential of Keynote and the creativity it allows for learning and teaching. I have used Keynote for storytelling, app prototyping, web design, learning journals, greenscreen, and of cours…
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Numbers - Waste Buster
Numbers is a great tool for not only investigating data and data displays, but also providing a workflow and scaffolds for students. This Numbers document provides a workflow from collecting data, cr…
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How to Help Your Students Focus on Their Goals with Everyone Can Create Activities
As our new term approaches, it's time to start thinking about goals my students may set. Often we will set a goal, or choose our ‘word’, at the beginning of the term or year but as we get busy and ti…
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Hispanic Heritage Month- Create a Luminaria
Let's celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with our students by creating luminaries! Students can use this Keynote template to create a design using the golden circles, or use the drawing tool to "poke …
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Unity Week Presentation & Activity
Unity Week in our district is all about kindness and anti-bullying. As a librarian, we are asked to prep our students’ brain for this week. This read aloud and Apple-inspired lesson get students thin…
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Rocket Exploration Journal Template, Lindbergh
This is a template I started for 4th grade students to use during a collaborative unit between myself (STEM) and our library media specialist. It’s a hub of information and areas they can record refl…
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App Prototyping with Early Learners: A Guided Journal
App Prototyping has always been a hugely popular project for my older elementary students. The collaboration, problem solving, brainstorming, prototyping - well, it's an activity that just checks all…
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I'm Up in Space, Wow!
I’m Up in Space, Wow! Karen Irwin / Foundation Stage Teacher / Northern Ireland, UK / Class of 2019 I’m Up in Space, Wow! is a creative art activity to encourage pupils to relate to the thoughts and …
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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…
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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…
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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…
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‘We’re Going on a Shape Hunt’ - Using Clips Scaffolds in an Early Years Classroom
Clips would have to be one of my most favourite apps to use with early learners (a close second after Camera 📷 of course!). It is often a forgotten app - one that you might spot on your home screen …
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Fun Time Unit Comparisons with Keynote
One of the challenges in a classroom maths program is keeping the students engaged with the more ‘practice’ focused tasks. The added value of using digital technologies for these types of tasks is th…
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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…
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Developing Our Camera Skills
Even though the iPad camera has been around for a very long time now, I am constantly meeting students (and teachers) who are not aware of the true potential it holds. To encourage my students to rea…
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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…
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How can we encourage the creative use of Apple apps in learning?
It’s very easy for us to always do what we do, without thinking about how we could actually do something a bit differently - especially when we are busy. And if we do this, how often are our students…
