It’s Field Day! The games are set, but do you have what it takes to compete? See if you can hit the mark and conquer each event!
Click the picture to try this digital breakout:
You can also try Tower Escape.
It’s Field Day! The games are set, but do you have what it takes to compete? See if you can hit the mark and conquer each event!
Click the picture to try this digital breakout:
You can also try Tower Escape.
Cyberbullying can be a problem when you’re chatting online. After watching the video, At a Distance, we’ll talk about the ways the girl was bullied online. Think about what you should do if you are ever cyberbullied.
Here are online resources you can use to research national parks in our country:
United States National Parks for Kids (contains a map showing locations)
Once your research is complete, here are some ideas to make your product digital:
Commercial: DoInk Green Screen and iMovie
Narrated Slideshow: Shadow Puppet
Travel poster: Pic Collage
Park guide: Book Creator
What is digital citizenship? What do good digital citizens do? These are questions we’ll discuss. Then, your class will be divided into six groups and given a digital citizen survival kit. This kit contains the essentials for surviving in a digital world. Each object in the kit is a symbol for a skill that you need to be successful. Can you match the objects with the skills?
Create a brief movie in Explain Everything that illustrates how to light a bulb. After exploring the tools in the app, you will plan your slides and search for pictures that you want to use. Make sure to practice before recording.
Locate a map of your state and make that map become interactive. You can add links, or “hotspots” that will show pictures, text, and video when they’re tapped on. Follow the directions on the handout to locate images and create your thinglink that shows state symbols. If you need additional information for symbols, you can find it on the State Symbols website.
Learn the basics of coding as our school participates in the Hour of Code. You will use an online tutorial to solve puzzles with characters from Star Wars. Click on the picture below to get started.
Try other tutorials at Code.org
Draw a diagram of an active volcano and label its parts using the Drawing Pad app on the iPads. You will submit your finished diagram through your teacher’s Google Classroom page.
Stand in front of the green screen and pretend you are on or near a landform. Prepare a script and practice before filming. Once you have a video, select pictures to go along with your report. You’ll use the Green Screen by DoInk to combine the photos and video. You can also add text in the top layer.