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Bilingual Seasons Resource: Markup
Use Markup on these templates to test your students' knowledge of seasonal details. Example 1: Markup the trees and area surrounding to display details of the corresponding season. Example 2: Take …
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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…
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Types of Cancer Awareness Poster
For this assignment I used a pre-made apple template for an event poster. Each group of students was responsible for a different type of cancer, and they created an event poster and t-shirt to help r…
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Freeform for Science
At the end of our "Objects in the Sky" unit in for Stemscopes, we used freefrom to replicate ours. Next up, learners will narrate their screen recordings to talk about the different objects in the sk…
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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…
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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
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Moon Phases Practice
Students will match the illustration of the phases of the moon to the correct label of the phases of the moon. This can also be done in reverse (matching the moon phase label to the correct illustrat…
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Newton’s Law of Cooling: Find the Optimal Coffee/Cocoa Temperature
Newton’s Law of Cooling is a difficult concept for my students to understand. Exponential Growth and Decay is one thing, but Newton’s Law steps it up a notch. Therefore, I developed this short lab …
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What Did I learn?
I used to think that utilizing all the tools on the iPad may be too overwhelming for each and every one of my students. Now I know that with the students' ease of access to electronics and being in a…
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Patterns & Cycles in Space
(7th Grade) Science students designed a model that shows one of the patterns & cycles. (Topics: Seasons, Planetary Orbits, Eclipses, Orbits of Asteroids or Comets, Lunar Phases). They created an …
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Collaborating to Investigate Friction in Physics with Freeform
Students were challenged to explore the types, properties, and mathematics of friction. Through hands-on experimentation, students were asked to investigate if the mass of an object affects friction,…
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Weather Tracking Recording Page
Third graders in my district are about to dive into a unit on weather. Students are asked to track the weather (precipitation, wind, & temperature) for five days. Then for their final assessment …
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Brain Health
So excited to start our #ChallengeforChange around brain health this week. We will start by investigating the Apple health challenge guide. After we investigate our own brain health, we will decide…
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A Sphere, Some math and Physics to engage
Recently worked with a teacher who was uncomfortable with technology. She wanted to use it but wasn't sure how to approach it. That's where we come in we help the teacher with a basic code for having…
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Volcanoes: Good Grief!
During my teaching practice as part of my teacher training (a long time ago now!), I designed my first creative teaching and learning activity: To illustrate the life cycle of a volcano, students had…
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PhET Build An Atom - Letting students think out loud
I’ve been teaching chemistry for a while, and we have been big fans of the PhET Build and Atom Simulation as an introduction to atomic structure. Our chem team has adapted a document to guide studen…
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Keynote: using animations to go deeper (into space)
It's April 12th, 1961 and a ten year old called Sylvia is sitting watching Yuri Gagarin become the first man in space. In my first teaching job Sylvia was the school secretary and became a great frie…
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Animated Earth
I love Geography. I had a wonderful Geography teacher who instilled in me a love for the subject and a curiosity about our physical landscape. But, it is often difficult for learners to visualise the…
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Mars Colony Mission Patches: Created with Keynote & Laser Cut
Closing up my first quarter elective, Exploring Mars, I engaged my students in one more project based learning activity... Create your own Mars Colony Mission Patch! Have a mission purpose, select so…
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Cosmos Big Ideas with iPad Illustrations and Keynote Coloring Books
The TV series Cosmos with Neil deGrasse Tyson has been a favorite resource of mine for my 8th grade science classroom for years. Episodes seem like they are perfectly made for my learning objectives,…
