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Uploading PicCollage to Seesaw (**Chromebooks ONLY)

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Uploading PicCollage to Seesaw (**Chromebooks ONLY)

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Check out these directions!

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Add a 15 second video

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Add a 15 second video

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Add photos to your limerick!

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Use GIFs to spice up your projects!

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Use Play-Doh in a collage

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Click LAYOUT, click AUTO, scroll for ideas

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Science notebooks, study guides, or quick show what you know (i.e. rotate + revolve)

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Snap pics of your world to document math concepts (i.e., parallel and perpendicular lines)

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Create pages for a math notebook or a quick show what you know.

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Add some photos to your writing!

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Add images and text

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Check out this amazing Pinterest board for even more ideas!

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Check out this amazing Pinterest board for even more ideas!

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Find and save recipes, parenting hacks, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Renewable & Non-renewable resources in Science

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Language Arts

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Science - Terrestrial Ecosystems

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Reading

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1st Grade Science

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Pair PicKids with:
Twitter (for a snazzy post)
Seesaw
Book Creator
Adobe Spark
Chatterkid

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https://spanishplans.org/2014/01/28/vocabularyipad/

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Life Cycle Posters
Timelines
All About Me
Retelling
Label Math/Science Concepts
Create a Math Story
Field Trip Collages
End of the Year Collages
Memes
Poetry

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Use the stickers tool to show beginning or ending sounds

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Use the grid template tool to make sure students know how many photos to use

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https://blog.pic-collage.com/2017/05/09/usin