It's important for learners to have sandbox time to explore the features of new apps. I also think learning little tips can help spark new ideas for creativity. 30 Days of Keynote is a self-paced learning series for both teachers & students. #AppleEDUchat https://t.co/E8bxHoiC1K
One of our 1st grade classes had an awesome Mystery Number math skype w/ a 1st grade class in a different state this morning. Each class picked their own number & asked ?s to figure out the answer. Ss asked wonderful questions and we used our 100s chart. #dg58learns
Primary students went on a math photo scavenger hunt during our EXPLORE class last week. We used iPads to capture photos of examples. We had a lot of teachable moments during our scavenger hunt! :) #dg58learns https://t.co/NFygx0jl2F https://t.co/de1MlrFN4F
1st graders practiced for our “Mystery Number Skype” next week. We are excited to connect with 1st graders in another state. We practiced asking ?s that would help determine the mystery number. The interactive 100s chart helped to narrow down our guess. #dg58learns#LearnLAP
We had fun with a little math magic trick during our "Marvelous Math" EXPLORE class last week. We even practiced our math trick with Mr. Krugman! https://t.co/l3ZSn3FYtc #dg58learns
Primary students did a great job during our “Which One Doesn’t Belong” math talks last week in EXPLORE class. Wonderful ideas were shared by all students. #dg58learns#WODB
In both primary and intermediate EXPLORE classes, we read math picture books (Pizza Counting and One is a Snail, Ten is a Crab) & had an activity connected to the stories. I designed a Michigan shaped pizza and used feet to count to 72 for my examples. #dg58learns
In our “Marvelous Math” class during EXPLORE week, we played different versions of “I have...Who has...” in both primary and intermediate classes. #dg58learns
Our first graders did an excellent job using answers from our mystery Skype class to determine which state they live in. We just connected with them to reveal our guess. Both classes were correct! Success! #dg58learns#dg58lrcs@kcoleman876
First graders in @FAN1stgrade did an awesome job creating their own selfie reflection videos for open house. They shared favorite subjects, things they learned, and goals for 4th quarter. #dg58learns#fa58share
We had a great teacher book club discussion on Wednesday between my three schools. Thank you, @PaulSolarz for connecting with us and answering our questions about Learn Like a Pirate! We appreciate it! #dg58learns#fa58share
Post zoo field trip lesson this morning with kindergarten! Great thinking from our students! Students made more observations and compared and contrasted the ears and necks of some of the hoofed animals. #dg58learns#fa58share
1st graders created questions and used answers from another 1st grade class to pinpoint the location of our mystery Skype class. We talked about regions, oceans, mountains, and more! @kcoleman876#dg58learns
8th graders practiced using cipher wheels to decode a message to help kick off their spy game simulation for their upcoming unit in social studies. #on58learns#dg58learns
@MrLucianoDG58’s class worked as a team during our OSOB Breakout EDU yesterday afternoon. They solved several clues to open all of the locks! Great teamwork and communication! @LRCFairmount #fa58share#dg58learns
First graders are discussing past, present, and future cars after reading about The First Cars in our Benchmark ELA resource. Students also wrote a response about how cars have changed people’s lives. #dg58learns
@LRCFairmount and I are ready for The BFG @breakoutEDU this afternoon! @MissMatson58’s class will work in small groups and figure out clues connected to our OSOB. #fa58share#dg58learns