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Novel Effect Educator Resources: A voice-driven storytelling app for kids and families

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Join the EdCamp and document your journey!

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Flipgrid is where social and emotional learning happens! The leading video discussion platform for millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families.

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It just wouldn't be an #EdCamp with out a #FlipHunt!

All participants will document their Explorations and Discoveries with the FlipGrid App!

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Regardless of what you teach, your students will most likely respond well to an adventure of some kind as opposed to worksheets or traditional whole-group learning. So a fliphunt is perfect for your classroom. But, you might be asking yourself, "What is a fliphunt?" Designed by Kathi Kersznowski (@kerszi), a fliphunt is a scavenger hunt using Flipgrid. It is a fun way of having your students get out of their seats, participate in the learning, and demonstrate their understanding and application.

Organizing Your Fliphunts

Start by creating a grid in Flipgrid to contain all your fliphunts. This will help keep them organized and in one place, a folder to contain them all. Next, create a new topic and give it the name of your fliphunt. Each fliphunt will be a new topic within this grid.

Creating Your First Fliphunt

Begin with your content standards or knowledge and skills you are wanting your students to learn. Identify multiple concepts they will need to demonstrate understanding of. Think of fun ways for them to demonstrate the concept or skill. For the sake of an example, I'll pull from fourth grade math standards:

(6) Geometry and measurement. The student applies mathematical process standards to analyze geometric attributes in order to develop generalizations about their properties. The student is expected to:

(A) identify points, lines, line segments, rays, angles, and perpendicular and parallel lines;
(B) identify and draw one or more lines of symmetry, if they exist, for a two-dimensional figure;
(C) apply knowledge of right angles to identify acute, right, and obtuse triangles;...

In Google Docs or Microsoft Word, create a list of tasks (or even a choice board). I created a Google Doc (http://bit.ly/fliphunt4geo) with tasks for the fourth grade geometry lesson. It is up to you whether students complete them in order. In my example, students can go in any order. But, to get credit for each submission, they must name their entry using the task title. This will help students as they review other student work (and as I grade!). If you are creating a fliphunt for someone that is not in your district domain, be sure to edit the topic, select Add Topic Guests, and give them the permission to record videos to the topic; you'll also need to share the topic guest address/code with them, which is different than the one used by your students or people within your district domain.

Fliphunt Template

Here is a template to guide you through the steps. Once you complete your fliphunt, be sure to share it with other educators by tweeting a link to it using #fliphunt and #flipgridfever. Before you know it, you'll be making fliphunts for all your classes...and even start creating ones that are just for fun and for icebreakers. When coming up with the tasks, consider having your students submit ideas to be used!

Sample Fliphunt Docs

What Will You Create?

What content will you use to create your fliphunt? If you still need more ideas and details, check out #fliphunt on Twitter for lots of sharing. Also, be sure to add your ideas to the comments section. Don't just make it an adventure; make it a fliphunt!

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Use Fliphunts to Create an Engaging Lesson for Your Class

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Regardless of what you teach, your students will most likely respond well to an adventure of some kind as opposed to worksheets or traditional whole-group learning. So a fliphunt is perfect for your classroom. But, you might be asking yourself, "What is a fliphunt?"

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Bringing Stories to Life with Novel Effect

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Bringing Stories to Life with Novel Effect

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Join as we take a break and enjoy ENGAGING read alouds accompanied by the @NOVELEFFECT App!

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The Novel Effect app follows along with interactive music and sound effects, creating magical moments when you read aloud with a child.

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The first workshop will begin when the first campers arrive!

Your first Mission is to load the FlipGrid APP and Join the Fliphunt! FlipCode: DowellEdCamp

Would you like to learn something that is not being presented? NO WORRIES, Just ask and someone is sure to share their knowledge with you!

Remember to thank your workshop presenters for sharing their time and talent with us!

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Find how how easy it is to create QRCodes using a variety of tools that can be used across all content areas! Mrs. Longoria will share her tips and tricks!

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Quick response (QR) codes are easy to create and have many uses in the classroom. With the posting of a QR code, you can lead students to information by just using their computer's or mobile device's...

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I want to learn how to use a green screen. 

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I want to learn how to use a green screen. 

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Find out from Ms. Urquiza how Beebots are being used to instill computational thinking skills in our littlest owls! Ideas shared are sure to inspire what is possible for all kids!

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Did you know you can schedule events in advance and parents will automatically receive reminders? In this workshop, Ms. Jeter will share this Big Idea and many more! She may even give out some Dojo Points to participating campers!

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In her workshop, Ms. Pegueros will share ideas on how this amazing tool can be used in the classroom to provide all students access to your content!

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You Can Use Office Lens With Immersive Reader

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In this hands on workshop, The Dowel News Production Team will share ideas that are sure to inspire you to bring your students stories to another level!

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In this workshop, you will be amazed at the ways Ms. Cole is using this simple, yet powerful tool to create teacher instructional videos that are always available to students.

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Find out what all the hype is in this Student-Led Workshop where they will show powerful ways to use Wakelet to Curate and so much more!. Presented by student members of our TedEd Club!

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We haven't conducted a QR Code workshop in awhile. I see teachers would benefit from learning how to create their own QR codes and ideas for use in their classrooms. :)