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by Ann Farmer
Oct 22, 2008
Looking for third, fourth and fifth grade classes to participate in The Write On Project, a collaborative writing experience. Working together, ten classes will write and illustrate a story, hosted on the project wiki, [link removed]
The lead fourth grade class from Plainville, CT will write two paragraphs in the Wiki to begin a story. St...See MoreLooking for third, fourth and fifth grade classes to participate in The Write On Project, a collaborative writing experience. Working together, ten classes will write and illustrate a story, hosted on the project wiki, [link removed]
The lead fourth grade class from Plainville, CT will write two paragraphs in the Wiki to begin a story. Students will create a picture (computer generated, or digital image of hand drawn picture) to illustrate their paragraphs. One picture will be chosen for inclusion in the Wiki, and uploaded. The teacher will then email the other participating teachers, letting them know the first paragraphs have been posted. The second class will have one week to post two more paragraphs and a picture. Once that's posted, the teacher needs to email all participating classes. This continues until all classes have added their two paragraphs and picture.
Additionally, there will be a Wiki page for each class to share information about their state or region. Plainville fourth graders spend much of the school year studying regions and biomes. The information shared by other classes will help them in their studies.
The Instructional Technology Specialist from Plainville, Ann Farmer, will be available by email ([email removed].
If you're interested, please EMAIL the project coordinator, Ann Farmer: [email removed]
by Ms. Moros
Oct 24, 2008
I am a new teacher who has had to switch classrooms 3 times during the first 7 weeks, due to changes in our urban demographics. I now have 5 days to come up with a juried, quality" artifacts. Our 1st-grade team has chosen the theme of "Metamorphasis", and I'm in desperate need of some artistic ideas re frogs. I've seached the internet (for hours), ...See MoreI am a new teacher who has had to switch classrooms 3 times during the first 7 weeks, due to changes in our urban demographics. I now have 5 days to come up with a juried, quality" artifacts. Our 1st-grade team has chosen the theme of "Metamorphasis", and I'm in desperate need of some artistic ideas re frogs. I've seached the internet (for hours), but I'm sure my best resource is here. Any suggestions? My principal has intimated that this could be a deciding factor in my evaluation. With gratitude, Ms. M-r-s, Memphis, TN
Hi, one of the free programs that I work with my students on is [link removed].
Anyone know of a yearbook program that is not related to a photography company that they have seen or used?
thanks!!!
We are a 5th grade class in Kansas who is looking for another class outside of the US to do a travel buddy exchange. The exchange would be from December-March. If you're interested, we'd love to connect with you.
by Delma Herald
Nov 16, 2008
Help!! While searching for activities for romeo and Juliet I found a foldable and journals for beginning ways to introduce themes and journal topics. Now, I cannot find the web site. Does any teachers have ideas for these. Thank You Liteature
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by Joni SpEd/MN
Nov 21, 2008
Hi Everyone!
In the past, as some of you know, I have done a major email map project with my students. We haven’t done it for a few years, but I think I have a group of kids who would enjoy doing this, and would do a great job, while learning lots! I love doing this with them, because it is something we can all do together as a class.
...See MoreHi Everyone!
In the past, as some of you know, I have done a major email map project with my students. We haven’t done it for a few years, but I think I have a group of kids who would enjoy doing this, and would do a great job, while learning lots! I love doing this with them, because it is something we can all do together as a class.
What I need you to do, (if you would) is send us an email, and tell us a little bit about where you live. A couple fun little facts about your area would be great! In the past, some people have sent us links for us to go to and look at things in their town, some have sent pictures, and others simply tell us the name of their city and state. As you can see, anything you have time for will be greatly appreciated! We are hoping to get at least one email from each state, and all the Canadian Provinces, and maybe some other countries!
My older students are going to actually find the town, and mark it with a colored pin, while the younger ones will have a map they will color the state. If you live in a small town, please give us a bigger town to start us on the journey to your town! I have roadmaps for each state to help us find the smaller towns.
In advance, I would like to thank all those who help us! When we are all done, I will try and either email you a picture with the kids and their map, or else put one up on my school webpage and send you the link if you want!
Please send the emails to: [email removed]
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