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Bear-y Real
Lesson: Students were learning the difference between Fiction and NonFiction through the lens of Fantasy Bears and Real-life bears. The goal was for students to identify the category for the bears to…
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Simplifying Complex Ideas with Keynote
Summarizing large bodies of text is one of the ways that we assess students' literacy skills, critical thinking skills, and communication skills. As students from different language backgrounds and l…
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Schoolwork for Collaboration on Student Projects
Students in our district have been restricted from emailing other students so this sets up a unique challenge for our teachers to allow students to collaborate on digital projects. We have found thr…
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Papa Please Get the Moon for Me: Story Response
My goal was to have students make connections between themselves and the story. This can be accomplished through typing, voice-to-text, audio, and/or video recording in Keynote. I am aiming to provid…
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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 …
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Foster Early Years Literacy with iPad
As part of the Australian & New ZealandApple Professional Learning Liveseries - we explored how we can support literacy and language learning for our early learners using Keynote on iPad. We beg…
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“Shaping up” with Keynote - History Electrified
Michael Hernandez in a Community post featuring student work using shapes in Keynote, and a blog post fromKristi Feinfieldin Picture This Library of Congress Prints & Photos, inspired a history l…
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Continuous Line Drawing in Keynote
One of my favorite animated visuals is continuous line drawing, where a single, unbroken line creates a stunning effect that can be engaging and, in some ways, magical. This technique is a sure-fire …
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Harnessing AI to Enhance Design Education: A Year of Innovation and Experimentation
This year, we embarked on an exciting journey to leverage AI in our design curriculum, aiming to enhance student creativity and expedite the design process. Collaborating with the exam board, we iden…
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Using Keynote instead of Adobe Illustrator
Although my students have access to Adobe Illustrator, it's often a frustratingly complicated tool that has a huge learning curve. So I decided to unleash my students' creativity using object editing…
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Exponential Model Project
At the end of our unit on exponential functions, students create a Keynote around a topic of their choice that represents exponential growth. The idea is that they look up data that resembles exponen…
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Woman's History Month- Mary Blair's Castle Design
In honor of Women’s History Month, we focused on the brilliant work of Mary Blair, the first woman hired by Disney in the 1940s. We started our journey in Art class. Students studied the work of Mary…
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Seasons Green Screen in Keynote
Students in lower elementary grades can have fun demonstrating their understanding of seasons using Keynote and Live Video as a green screen. This Keynote template has a slide for each of the differ…
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Correcting Media Misinformation
Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month (and beyond) Lesson Idea Frequently primary sources can tell the story of wartime racism, stereotyping, and government misinformation.I came acros…
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Spelling Activities
Spelling Activities is a Keynote that includes 15 different ways of practicing spelling words. It was designed to be used independently by students during learning centers.
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Support Literacy and Language with iPad
Kia ora koutou, I am excited to showcase some of the different ways you can integrate iPad to positively impact literacy and language learning within your classroom.⭐️ Have a think, how do you curren…
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Use Hidden Shapes To Level Up Keynote!
In this video, I walk you through how to use hidden shapes in Keynote. This allows you to create escape rooms, hidden messages, and other engaging activities. This example shows how to use it for s…
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I Love Pop Art A "Latte"
The finished product: With iPad and Keynote, it is very easy to create your own personalized GIF. My creative project features this image of a latte from Caffe Macs, seen here:I duplicated this imag…
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Decomposing Fractions and Tape Diagrams
I had the opportunity to lead a lesson in one of our 4th grade rooms earlier this school year. We had students create a tape diagram to represent the fraction, then write three to four decompositions…
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Plot
Students will review plot elements. They will read a fiction text, fill out a plot diagram on Keynote, and become a news reporter. They will report on the plot elements using the green screen feature…
