Download this template for Literature Circles and open in Keynote
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Saturday, February 1, 2020
Template for Literature Circles Learning Journal
Use this template for Lit Circles in Keynote with your students. Distribute the file and show students how to add pages from the template chooser for the various roles they will take on during Literature Circles each week.
Download this template for Literature Circles and open in Keynote
Download this template for Literature Circles and open in Keynote
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
Pioneer ABCs: Book creation by 1st graders
To bring to life first grade Social Studies learning, this class created an alphabet book based on the "Little House on the Prairie" series and Westward expansion topics.
First, Mrs. Willis and her students brainstormed topic options for each of the letters of the alphabet, then assigned to her class.
Next students researched and wrote their "stories," drawing an accompanying picture on paper.
I shared an ABC book template page via Apple Classroom and worked with the students to publish their work in Pages. Many examples of combining pencil and paper artwork with digital artwork were experimented with.
Students rotated through some "finishing stations" where they recorded audio with Mrs. Willis or were photographed in a pioneer costume.
Finally the pages were submitted to me via Apple Classroom so that I could assemble them in a class alphabet book.
Now published on the Apple Books Store, you can enjoy it here:
For members of our audience without access to Apple Books, we shared the following additional versions:
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Critical Literacy: Text Dependent Reading & Writing for All
Critical Literacy: Text Dependent Reading and Writing for All from Katie Morrow
Also, the accompanying Canvas course is public as well: http://bit.ly/CritLit
Also, the accompanying Canvas course is public as well: http://bit.ly/CritLit
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