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Sigue este link de youtube para ver el cuento

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gyI6ykDwds&t=6s

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Ipads, tablets, laptops, Chromebooks, etc.

It is likely that your students are well-versed in all of the above and more. If they aren't yet well- versed in technology, they are at least familiar with it and learning rapidly about it. As more and more schools continue to gather technological devices for their students to use in the classroom, the need for educational digital experiences grows.

Every year my students complete their own research project all about an animal of their choice and it is during that time that I have a hard time finding books and passages my students can read at their level. There are databases and websites that we use, but often the text is too limited or too difficult to make it just right for first or second graders.

That being said, I also know how much my students LOVE to read nonfiction. They love the photographs and they love learning new and real facts about all sorts of topics.

So I took the time recently to complete a project I am very excited about called:

Digital Nonfiction
*There is a COMPLETELY FREE version for you to try out at the bottom of this post, but read on to see what it's all about!*
This version above, African Animals, will be one in a set of series of digital nonfiction.

Students are able to choose about topic (in this case, animal) they want to learn more about and explore. Students click on the animals and they can click on the different circle on the side to read more about each subtopic. At the end of each animal, students get to take an interactive quiz to see what they've learned. They will be able to see if their answer was correct or incorrect and learn more.

You can see more in the quick video below:

Also included are printable, "brochures" where students can access all the same information in printable form. Students can also take the same quiz on the back to show their learning!

While your students are clicking away and reading all sorts of nonfiction fun, I included guided note-taking sheets for students to practice writing down and summarizing what they've learned so they can share with others.

Also included are some extension printables where students can compare animals, choose their favorite, and more!

If you want to try out a COMPLETELY FREE version all about Rainforest Animals, just click the image below and follow the steps. The downloadable files will come right to your inbox! This free version includes an option with audio so students can listen to the passages as well as read them. I am thinking of including that in all the series!

To see more about my new series and what other nonfiction topics will be included in the future, head on over to my store:

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Digital Nonfiction - A Fun, Interactive Reading Experience! - Susan Jones

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Ipads, tablets, laptops, Chromebooks, etc. It is likely that your students are well-versed in all of the above and more. If they aren't yet well- versed in technology, they are at least familiar with it and learning rapidly about it. As more and more schools continue to gather technological devices for their students to use ...

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List of books and activities to work on them...

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The Remembrance Day Song that Will Fill Your Heart with Peace

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Build confidence by starting with a comprehension game. There is less speaking involved, but everyone will have to pay attention, understand what is being said, and interact with the class. Have everybody begin in a big circle. The teacher calls out:

“Find a person who is wearing glasses.”

Everyone runs to grab the hand of a person wearing glasses. Assuming each student has two hands, only two people can be partnered with each glasses wearer.

Whoever is left without a hand to hold stands in the middle. The youngest one of the middle group must now call at the next turn. Possibilities are endless! Find a person who:

Is wearing red.

Has words on his/her shirt.

Can curl his/her tongue.

Can touch the floor without bending knees.

The teacher can have a prepared list of finds or can ask the students to make up their own.

The shy person either must be quick to follow the English instructions or find themselves in the middle, where must take a turn at calling out the next “Find a Person.”  Either way, all students are engaged.

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Seven Days ¦ Days of the Week Song ¦ Word Power ¦ PINKFONG Songs for Children

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TheLearningStation - Kids Songs and Nursery Rhymes

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Brain Breaks - Action Songs for Children - Move and Freeze - Kids Songs by The Learning Station

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GROUP GAME
The first group choose a letter and a number in the chart. Behind the squares there are numbers that are the points for the group, if they answer correctly a question done by the teacher (depending on the topic you are working on).
If the group finds the letter "T" behind the squares, they can "steal" 10 points from another group.
Finally that group with more points wins.

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The Shape Song Swingalong | Barefoot Books Singalong

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The Singing Walrus - English Songs For Kids

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Fruit Song for Kids | The Singing Walrus

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Have you ever spent the whole day singing a song? Songs are so repetitive that it happens to me lots of times.
What is more, I think about the lyrics of specific songs to check my grammar or pronunciation doubts.  In my lessons, I use songs everyday with different topics. In this way, my learners acquire the language in a funny way.
I use this song to call the roll with all pupils and all of them love it.
I write on the blackboard the structure:  name+where are you? Here, I am, here I am, how do you do?

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The Finger Family (Daddy Finger) - Original Version | Family Sing Along - Muffin Songs

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Pancake Party | Song for Kids | Pancake Manor

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Mas de 200 recursos y herramientas para integrar las Tecnologías digitales en el aula Compilado por Raúl Santiago:

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A Coggle Diagram about Portfolios Digitales y herramientas de colaboración, Recursos Educativos Abiertos, Mapas Mentales (Mapas conceptuales, Bubbl, Inspiration, Coggle, Spicynodes, Popplet, Mindmomo, Goconqr and Text2mindmap), Creación de Libros electrónicos, Aspectos éticos y legales, LMS (Moodle, Edmodo, Blackboard, Successfactors, Sakai, Canvas, Google Classroom and Microsoft Classroom (Gratuito con Office365)), Multimedia

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imagen interactiva by nuria.guerrero on Genial.ly

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imagen interactiva by nuria.guerrero on Genial.ly

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Presentaciones orales a través de un personaje (VOKI)

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Presentaciones orales a través de un personaje (VOKI)

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Este es un ejemplo de como los niños pueden hacer presentaciones orales de cualquier tema a través de un personaje que ellos han creado previamente.

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Third grade students at Spears Elementary created book reviews using Voki.com. It was a great way for the students to practice descriptive writing and display their knowledge about the book they read while integrating the use of technology.

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Toondoo.com and Toondoospaces.com have been shut down permanently, effective immediately.

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Presentaciones interactivas y creativas con PREZI

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Presentaciones interactivas y creativas con PREZI

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Imagino que muchxs (por no decir todxs) ya conocéis esta aplicación para hacer presentaciones molonas que salgan del PowerPoint, pero bueno, a mí no deja de sorprenderme. Es bastante creativa y funciona de una forma bastante intuitiva.

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Prezi presentation for school with greenboard

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Check more Prezi presenations on http://www.ziload.com Special prezi templates with unique design for students and teachers to present different topics at school. Prezi gives more possibilities to show your creativity. This prezi template will help to share your ideas.

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http://web.airmore.com/

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AirMore - The best mobile device management tool on Web!