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Love learning and trying new things

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I like this tool!

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Thanks for sharing. Happy it's working on the ios

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Hey Kathy - It was great seeing you again.

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It is nice that this responds on an iPad now.

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We have a first grade teacher

that uses this all of the time.

It's a great way to have parents

feel part of the process.

On the iPad it works great!

Thanks Kathy!

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This is fab. Always have it for my workshps & classes. Now on ipad!

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I have always loved wallwisher, so excited for the incredible update!

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I live FETC

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I'm not even at your conference, but

love all I get to see via twitter!  Thanks for

posting Kathy!

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Thanks Kathy

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Wow, wall wisher on iPad <3, reminds me a lot of linoit another one of my favorite Web 2.0 tools.

Loved the tech smack down yesterday.

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Oh the possibilities are endless for this.

Great digital publishing potential.

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Going to try this at school! Can't wait.

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Testing

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Thanks Kathy Schrock for the link - can see so many uses!

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LOVE it

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Students from Mrs. Wimmer's Career Readiness Class recently started a Coffee Cart business for Staff at the High School called The Daily Grind. For the Holidays, they really put their skills to work. Along with selling coffee, baking and selling treats to staff, they also sold Hot Chocolate to students during lunch. The students are learning skills such as team work, budgeting, interpersonal skills, time management and much more.

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English 9 students get creative making projects as the class wraps up the novel Lord of the Flies. Projects include board games, biographies, models of the island, and presentations about author William Golding.

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The Industrial Technology student went on a field trip to the National Guard TACC to learn about the equipment used in the military. ​

All students in grades 5 & 6 participated in the Thinking Cap Quiz Bowl. Thinking Cap Quiz Bowl is a computerized quiz bowl and consists of multiple-choice questions about math, geography, government, sports, spelling, science, literature, English, history, general information and just plain fun trivia. Each class was divided into teams. The top team from each grade level then competed in the Lakes Thinking Cap Quiz Bowl Competition to represent Pine City Elementary School against teams from other schools in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Michigan. A group of student's from Mrs. Lind's class was our 5th grade representatives and a group of students from Mr. Polzine's class was our 6th grade representative. Although they did not place in the top bracket of the Lakes TCQB, they put forth a good team effort. ​

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Follow Us on Social Media Students from Mrs. Wimmer's Career Readiness Class recently started a Coffee Cart business for Staff at the High School called The Daily Grind. For the Holidays, they really put their skills to work. Along with selling coffee, baking and selling treats to staff, they also sold Hot Chocolate to students during lunch.

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Totally need to learn more about this

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Twitter follower. Wish I were there. Love Wallwisher even more for iOS!

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This is a great tool and I love the upgrade. I'm using it with students and staff for book recommendations.

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Works from my iPhone too!

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waiting for this . . . now how to use

with my 1:1 2nd graders.

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Great tool for the iPad!  Wish I was at FETC!

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Trying this oit

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Trying out.

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Love this site. Great that it is mobile now.

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Love wallwisher...great classroom tool.  Looks like Kathy rocked it this morning!

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Glad to see this is here for the IPad now! This is a great tool.

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Wow!!!  Finally!!  Wallwisher for iOS!!!

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Works well on the phone, too!

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Glad to be back at FETC!

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Twitter follower following Kathy Schrock-taking her advice and trying WallWishet! Wish I was there!

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First time at fetc. I am excited.  Adding this via iPhone.

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This is a great tool , already

thinking about what to do

with it in the classroom.

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Absorbing it all here at FETC

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I'm glad it's updated! I saw this potential years ago!