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Our school yard isn't colorful. Let's imagine it by creating our onw in the following web-2 tool.

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Export the playback video

in full resolution

in ipod/iphone format

Your video is now ready. The download of your video will start in a few seconds.

This would upload the video to youtube.

colorillo is a simple, but collaborative drawing app.

Unfortunately, your browser either has Javascript disabled or it does not support the <canvas> HTML5 element, which is absolutely necessary for colorillo to work. Try a recent version of Firefox, Safari, Opera or Chrome. Internet Explorer will probably still take years to catch up with current web technology.

Get more colors here

Click here to draw in private. (You can share the URL with your friends)

Here you can find more info about the drawing

Here you can see who is currently drawing with you

Check the FAQ if you have more questions

You can open up these help bubbles here

Click the play button to see how the drawing was created

Choose a color and the pen size here

Look at the gallery for pictures that have been drawn by others

Welcome to Colorillo
Colorillo is a collaborative drawing tool: you can draw together with your friends at the same time.

On the homepage, everyone can draw.
If you want to draw on your own or just with your friends in private, use the button on the left.

Close all help bubbles

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colorillo is a collaborative drawing app. It uses HTML5 Canvas and Javascript, allows to download the pictures as SVG, PNG or MP4 playback video and much more.

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Each students will crete his own avatar in order to participate

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Create your own avatar with the my blue robot avatar builder and share it with your friends. Make an anime avatar with the my blue robot avatar builder

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Our school yard is dull and colorless. We don't like the way it looks and we want as a 6th grade class to make some changes. But what changes shall we do? Will the other students agree on those changes?

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To accomplish this mission successfully we will have to ask our fellow students what do they think about the school yard

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- We will search and find a tool that will allow us to gather the opinions from all students.
- We will give the link to all of them in order to make suggestions
- We will create our own digital budge

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A web - 2 tool is easy to be used by the majority of children over the age of 9-10.

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we will use Tricider

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Find solutions you would never have dreamt of

Unleash the power of social networks and let the whole world come togther to solve your problem. You can set up your crowdsourcing campagne within minutes. It has never been easier to get loads of opinions and new ideas. Your clients and potential customers will love this new way of brainstorming and voting online.

Free and no registration.

Multiple channels to attract innovators

Where to find the best ideas or potential customers? No need to limit yourself: use Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, E-Mail or Google to spread your question. Set up various points where people can find your crowdsourcing campagne: your blog, your website, your Facebook fan page or even the tricider Public Ideas Space. One fishing-rod with many hooks.

Let the crowdsourcing games begin

It's no secret: If there is something to win, we all put on a bit extra effort. But why not? Just add some small rewards to your question and give way for a brainstorming storm of great ideas.

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Brainstorming and Voting Amazingly Easy. Free Online Tool | tricider

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Collect ideas and vote. Free online tool for easy brainstorming and voting. For decision making, crowdsourcing and idea generation.

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for our budge we will use

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Διαχειριστείτε όλα τα επιτεύγματα διαδικτυακά

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Ξεκινήστε με ένα σήμα, έπειτα δημιουργήστε ολόκληρα συστήματα. Αποκτήστε απόλυτη ευελιξία στην αναγνώριση.

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Here is my mindmap. You can press on some facts to enter webpages

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If you cannot have access in the above you can see it here

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Adapted curriculum - Benefit for students

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Adapted curriculum - Benefit for students

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Design Thinking is an easy learning theory. Can be easily adapted in curriculum just by thinking this way. Students should learn how to use it in early childhood years, even before kindergarden. Then it becomes a way of life.

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My students' supply list have been handed out, mailed out, and posted on our school website for the last six weeks. The list includes pencils, papers, markers, colored pencils, and all of the normal necessities needed throughout the year. Now that they are all set, it is time for me to start putting together my yearly list of things I just can't do without, what I like to call "my survival list!"

We all have the basic supply list of pens, paper, paper clips, staplers, etc... but those items are not the "supplies" I need to start gathering. I am referring to the special teacher supply list need to survive the school year.

Over the years, I have come to realize that my second home is my classroom. As much as I hate to admit it, if I had a bed there, I would probably sleep there most nights! I have discovered many times the need for items on my list and couldn't have survived those after school meetings, parent/student conferences, open houses, or all other after school functions without these supplies. They are really that vital!

My kit (if you want to call it that) is broken down into categories or sections. These categories include tools, toiletries, medicines, snacks, entertainment, cleaners, and miscellaneous (you know those items you just never know if you will need). Over the summer I will purchase from dollar stores, pharmacies, or Wal-Mart (catching all the great sales) until my kit is complete. Everything from lipstick to duct tape is included.

My Tool Box

Inside this plastic container (or I have even used an old fishing tackle box) I keep:

* a small hammer

* two types of screw drivers

* an adjustable wrench

* masking tape

* fishing wire (great for hanging things from ceiling)

* duct tape

While we have a wonderful maintenance crew, they are often busy and if a task is small and simple enough, I can do it myself. It is also a good idea to keep an allan wrench for raising and lowering student desks. I asked our maintenance for an extra one and have had it ever since.

Toiletries & Other Necessities

Another plastic container or zipper bag is used to keep items such as:

* deodorant

* toothbrush/toothpaste

* hairbrush

* hairspray

* extra hair bands

* make-up

* breath mints or small bottle of mouth wash

* feminine needs

* hand cream

* lint brush

* nylons

Since I live forty-five minutes from home, it is not always feasible for me to go home and return for a 6:00 conference or PTO meeting. Having these items on hand allows me to "freshen up" before having to meet with parents, administration, or visitors.

Tylenol & Other Medical Must Haves

In a locked container in my desk or file cabinet (out of reach of students) I keep items such as:

* aspirin

* cough drops

* cold and allergy medicines (non-drowsy of course)

* antacids

* nail clippers

* a small first aid kit

* extra tissues

* sun block

If you are like me, you will attempt to teach through a cold, cough, or upset tummy (non contagious) as we all know it is harder to plan for a sub than to be out for the day. Headaches can appear out of nowhere, the sun can beat down when the forecast said rain, and the school meatloaf may not agree with you! All kinds of unexpected things happen and it is good to have these on hand to prevent you from having to suffer until the 3:00 bell rings.

Teacher Snacks & Goodies

I love coffee, chocolate, and anything gummy! Having my "comfort" foods on hand helps me get through those really stressful days. In my personal closet I keep:

* instant coffee or K-cups

* travel mug with lid

* sugar packets

* plastic spoons/forks

* napkins

* crackers

* fruit snacks

* water bottles

* gum or other favorite candies

* cup o' soups

* popcorn

* anything else that is nonperishable

My fourth graders have a morning snack time and often a student will forget his/her snack. While I try to discourage this from happening on a daily basis due to allergies and so forth, it does help to have a few snacks available. It is also good to have something when you forget your lunch on the kitchen counter and the cafeteria food just doesn't look too appealing. Sometimes I will even purchase a few frozen lunches, label, and keep in teacher's workroom for those late nights.

After-School Music

In a desk drawer or somewhere in the room I will keep:

When report cards are due and those late nights are guaranteed, I like to have the company of background noise. There have been a few nights when I am the last one in the building. We have an old building that creaks so the music also keeps me from jumping at every creak!

Classroom Disinfectants & Cleaners

Again, while we have a great maintenance crew, they are not always able to clean the classroom thoroughly every night. Sometimes a vacuum or quick sweep is all there is time for. In a small bucket in the locked closet (again, student safety) I keep:

* Clorox wipes

* paper towels

* sponges for the chalk and white boards

* Lysol spray

Miscellaneous & You-Never-Know Items

These items are not always necessary but you never know if you will need them. I can honestly say the list came about from situations over the year where I didn't have a safety pin for the zipper that broke, a sweater for when the air kicked despite the cooler temp outside, and batteries for the flashlight I needed for the science experiment that died five minutes after being turned on. Items included in this list are:

* note cards

* stamps

* extra batteries

* safety pins

* a small sewing kit

* extra set of shoes (black goes with everything)

* sweater

* extra pair of sunglasses

* small watering can for the plants in my window

I am sure I will continue to add to my survival list as new needs arise but these basic items have helped me get through situations that would have otherwise been embarrassing, challenging, or just a big inconvenience.

What items do you need to survive the school year? Share in the comments section!

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Look what I try to have thoughout school year

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Look what I try to have thoughout school year

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All kind of tapes

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All kind of antibacterial crems

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First Aid kit

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Bottles of water

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This article fully describes the ups and downs for young children when they use internet. Unfortunatelly it's in Greek. Maybe it's time to learn some Greek .....

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diadiktio - Παιδί και Διαδίκτυο

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Eπιστροφή στα περιεχόμενα

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Here is a presentation that we prepared in 5th - 6th grade to show the advantages and disadvantages of using internet

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Here is a famous website (at least in Greece) where you can find soooo many things that you can do

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Search our gallery of educational resources - from across the Insafe network of Safer Internet Centres (SICs) and beyond - to help you celebrate Safer Internet Day (SID) in your school. Search by country, language or age to find resources to meet your needs, or just browse the list.