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I.A.S.L. Virtual Library Camp, April 2021

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Seamlessly make your images, videos, and 360 content interactive with text, links, images, videos and over 70 call to actions, creating memorable experiences for any audience

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This resource has teens breaking down current viral rumors or news and talk about how they determine if it is reliable.

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Thanks for stopping by! If you want to learn how to tell fact from fiction online, you have come to the right place. The MediaWise project is a non-profit, n...

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Screen sharing video/editing

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Free Online Video Editor | Interactive Video | WeVideo

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use Screencastify (https://www.screencastify.com/)

use Giphy capture (https://giphy.com/apps/giphycapture)

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- Have students give book suggestions for you to purchase
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Take your tech tips you share via email/flyers/etc and create a google site to house them all. Easy for teachers to go back to.

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Take your tech tips you share via email/flyers/etc and create a google site to house them all. Easy for teachers to go back to.

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Inserting videos of yourself into PearDeck to totally flip the classroom. This way students are more engaged and students who miss have exact same content as those present in class

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News podcasts:
https://lnns.co/-dPNZ2hcqjX

History podcasts: https://lnns.co/8LSpzfi9PVl

Music podcasts:
https://lnns.co/1yz2EF7gZYP

Mindfulness podcasts:
https://lnns.co/CF2Dgwxvpai

Scary stories podcasts:
https://lnns.co/TWPZyhmaKOv

Black changemakers podcasts:
https://lnns.co/GP47zh3exom

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Creating comic strips to support content areas

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Check out the Destiny Discover app--super easy to find your school and login. You can check out books, listen to audiobooks or see ebooks right in the app.

Also check out the Titlewave App. You can scan barcodes of books at the book store or library and add them to your existing or new Titlewave lists super easy!

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Education App Store | Follett School Solutions

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Education Apps powered by Follett for both Apple iOS and Android Google Play. Download for free today.

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Creates a collaborative board where students can individually work on an assigned topic, or work together as a group. Great for PD's. Easy to use.

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Draw. Share. Collaborate - whiteboard.chat

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Have students create a "commercial" or show main idea for content as well as practicing editing videos.

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Customize your Destiny discover homepage-here are directions from Follett

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Navigate Destiny Discover

You can start discovering your library's resources right from the homepage.

Note: Homepage navigation varies based on the display version selected by your school:

Standard (recommended for grades 6-12; traditional blue and white interface)

Simplified (recommended for grades K-5; contains bright colors and graphics)

Use the top toolbar

Access the top toolbar from any page.

Standard view

Simplified view (color scheme varies based on theme)

Note: In the Simplified view, if you have appropriate permissions, you can use the Profile drop-down to access My Stuff (Checkouts, Holds, Fines, Favorites, History).

Browse Featured Content

Standard view

Simplified view

Browse the carousels for a quick way to explore some of your library's featured resources. Depending on your view, click See All or scroll to access all the resources in a category.

Note: The carousels that appear are based on the library resources your school has and how the homepage was customized.

Recently Added Books: Lets you view the newest 15 books that have been added to your collection.

Popular Titles: Displays the 10 most popular books read at your school.

Topics: Shows topics or genres (such as fairy tales, biography, sports), which you can select to perform a predefined search.

eBooks: Includes all eBooks in your collection.

Interactive eBooks: Shows all interactive eBooks in your collection, including Lightbox™ titles.

Audiobooks: Includes audiobooks in your collection.

Collections: Includes groups of curated resources from Collections by Destiny® that are shared with your school or district.

Links: Includes links to One Search™ databases and custom links.

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You can start discovering your library's resources right from the homepage. Note: Homepage navigation varies based on the display version selected by your school: Standard (recommended for grades 6-12; traditional blue and white interface) Simplified (recommended for grades K-5; contains bright colors and graphics) Access the top toolbar from any page.

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Helping to randomly choose things (students names, topics etc).

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Flippity.net: Flashcards and Other Resources for Educators and Learners

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Create an interactive virtual breakout activity.

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Poetry read by the author. You can search by author or topic.

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Listen to the world's best poetry read out loud. Start exploring the Poetry Archive for your favourite poems or poet. Read along or listen distraction free.

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Jamboard Discover activities - uncover hidden pictures, create scratch offs, create reveals (great for introducing lessons and ideas)

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Rainbow “Scratch-Off” Drawing Templates for Jamboard

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Just learned about these but will look into them for the future.

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ecr4kids - elr-15810-bk the surf portable lap desk

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flexible seating for homeschool and classrooms

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I used Shannon's virtual makerspace and adapted it for my building and they love it!

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Welcome to Our Virtual Makerspace where you can create, imagine, read, learn, discover and more. And one of the best parts...It's open all day long! Have fun, friends.
Our students love all of the special things Makerspaces bring to them within libraries, classrooms and school communities. With the summer here, I wanted to create a virtual Makerspace where they could experience art, building, coding, designing, engineering, music, reading and more.

I put the virtual Makerspace together in a choice board format where kids and families can make choices what they want to do by clicking on the image within 24 different boxes. It can be shared as the embedded slide above or through the link to Our Virtual Makerspace here

All of the sites and resources are open and free for everyone to use, including the three Capstone eBooks under Read. In fact, these are three of books from the Adventures in Makerspace series I wrote with Blake Hoena and Capstone. I included the username and password on the choice board.

I also created a new Collection by Destiny filled with all of the resources from the choice board.

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Welcome to Our Virtual Makerspace where you can create, imagine, read, learn, discover and more. And one of the best parts...It's open all day long! Have fun, friends. Our students love all of the special things Makerspaces bring to them within libraries, classrooms and school communities.

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Adding audio to Google Slides by making a screencast in Screencastify and then just exporting the audio only file. Insert this file onto a Google Slide. Also love using the formatting tool to select just the part of a video I want to show students. Add a question to think about in presentation. Share with students in published version. Create a hyperlinked quiz within.

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Tony Vincent's program that helps teach how to use Google Drawings and how to change different parts of the drawing

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It's amazing what a few shapes can do! Shapegrams feature Lessons with tutorial videos and quick Zipper challenges designed to increase technology skills, develop digital drawing abilities, and cultivate a growth mindset. Recreating the pictures is an opportunity to practice visual observation,

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Research an animal in Pebble Go. Provide some sentence frames for them to use. Create 3 clues - I have stripes. I am black and white. I live in Africa. Turn the page and tell the answer. I am a Zebra. Include a photo and audio. I use WriteReader to do this project.

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WriteReader - Book creating tool to increase students literacy skills

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Ideal for Classroom & Remote Learning CREATING AND SHARING BOOKS Researched-based learning tool to increasestudent's motivation and literacy skills GET STARTED HOW TO USE REMOTE LEARNING Mar24, 4 pm ET: Free WriteReader webinar: Supporting Students' Creativity and Literacy Learning with Templates Register here. WriteReader in the Classroom Watch how schools and districts are implementing WriteReader.

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People to Follow who Inspire Lesson Ideas on Instagram

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People to Follow who Inspire Lesson Ideas on Instagram

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@readaloudlibrarian
@thebookwrangler
@teachergolz
@sparklinglibrarian
@lacey_librarian
@carleyandadam

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I did this with 1st grade this year. They picked three different shapes and used the sticky note on the first slide. We're having a "poetry party"(poetry party this year just means we are using a fancy microphone.) to read our poems together.

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-Read The Crayon Poem in Poetry Archive.
-Had Kindergarten make our own Crayon poem.

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Toilet Papers Template from The Book Wrangler

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Toilet Papers Template from The Book Wrangler

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You all have asked for a template that students could use to write their own "Toilet Paper" reviews so I have created one version in PowerPoint you can access here and one version in Google Slides you can access here. I hope your students enjoy writing reviews for their peers to read on the walls and stalls of the school restrooms.

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You all have asked for a template that students could use to write their own "Toilet Paper" reviews so I have created one version in PowerPoint you can access here and one version in Google Slides you can access here.

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Could go along with March Madness - or not!

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Thank you! We will ‘see’ you in October to announce the books for March Book Madness 2023. ​

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Looking for a great read? Listen to authors read the first chapter of their books! There's something fun for all grade levels and interests.

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Book from each state

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No cats. No hats. Just truly reading across America. Need something different for Read Across America week in March? Pack your bags and take your class on road trip across the nation by reading some of these picture books; each one is set in one of the fifty states and the nation's capital. These stories celebrate the diverse cultures and landscapes of our great nation. Meet John Lewis in Alabama, Raye Montague in Arkansas, and Fannie Lou Hamer in Mississippi; tour the Grand Canyon in Arizona, dig up dinosaurs in South Dakota, and chase horseshoe crabs in Delaware; stand up for women's rights, animal rights, and workers' rights; and explore segregation, conservation, and invention. This year, instead of Seuss, choose to share these rich, diverse American stories - with your students. Download the complete list here.

Update: Download the clickable map seen below by clicking here. Each state is hyperlinked to a YouTube video of a book talk, book trailer, read aloud, or news clip related to the books from the list. I couldn't find something for every state, but most do include a link. The PowerPoint is also editable so you can make it suit your needs. Enjoy reading across America!

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Thinking of You: wrap a book from the library and "gift" it to a classroom to read

Slide Decks of new books

What am I reading display... kids can see what the TL is reading

Book tastings: set up library like a restaurant

Library Lunch: read aloud a book and time to chat/book club

Simply give them time to read!

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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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News Literacy Project FlipGrid Media Literacy Flipgrid Lessons Middle School - High School

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Thinking of the best way to share and keep video lessons together to continue to use in the future.

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Principal + popsicles read aloud

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BBB Information - Not necessarily a summer program, but this came up as a possible tie in to a book walk project.  If anyone wants more information, feel free to reach out to Dianna Geers-- She has training materials and is happy to help.  dgeers@gwaea.org

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Secure a Fully Designed StoryWalk®

Curious City's beautifully designed StoryWalk® panels (see slideshows below) feature each spread of a picture book with a companion reader engagement prompt. Each StoryWalk is customized to thank your sponsors and deliver community messages.

Curious City StoryWalks are now managed by our longtime collaborators at Banacom Sign in South Portland, Maine. Nicole and Jeff at Banacom Sign (contact form below) will work with you to:

* Select a StoryWalk from our collection of picture books (slideshows below)
* Create a community profile to secure publisher permission
* Secure publisher permission for you to print and display the StoryWalk in your community for at least 5 years
* Select a StoryWalk size that fits your sign holders and/or advise on ideas for display
* Customize the opening and closing signs of StoryWalk to thank your sponsors and offer community messaging
* Prepare your files for printing

For the above project, Banacom Sign charges $600 post-project.
Discounts available for multiple stories purchased at once.
Print Version: Curious City StoryWalks with Banacom Signs (PDF)

The StoryWalk® Project was developed by Anne Ferguson in cooperation with the Kellogg Hubbard Library and the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition.

Print StoryWalk Signage

Banacom Sign has been printing local and national StoryWalk signage for over a decade. With the new partnership, you can now have your signs design, printed, and shipped by the same vendor. Nicole and Jeff at Banacom Sign (contact form below) will work with you to print signage to:

* Insert into Barking Dog Exhibit fixtures
* Affix or insert into to other StoryWalk fixtures
* Work as portable signage for "pop-up" StoryWalks

Contact them below for pricing.
Need to print locally? No problem. Banacom Sign will supply print files to your regional printer.

Available Curious City StoryWalk Signage

The Summer Nick Taught His Cats to Read
By Curtis Manley & illustrated by Kate Berube (Simon & Schuster)
Number of Signs: 17
Available Sizes: 24″w x 18″l
VIEW a slideshow of the StoryWalk

Mouse House Tales
By Susan Pearson & Illustrated by Amanda Shepard (Blue Apple Books)
Number of Signs: 13
Available Sizes: 24″w x 18″l | 24″w x 20″l
VIEW a slideshow of the StoryWalk
NOTE: The "action prompts" for this StoryWalk are STEM-aligned questions and observation prompts designed by educator Dana Allen of the Birth to Three Family Center in Ipswich, MA.

Nest, Nook, & Cranny
By Susan Blackaby & Illustrated by Jamie Hogan (Charlesbridge Publishing)
Number of Signs: 12
Available Sizes: 24″w x 18″l
VIEW a slideshow of the StoryWalk (TBD)
NOTE: Because of the wide age-range of this StoryWalk (Age 7-Adult), it does not include physical activity prompts. Many communities have used this StoryWalk on nature trails. Because each sign is an individual poem, the signs do not have to be sequential. They can be placed by the habitat that each sign represents. The poems in Nest, Nook, & Cranny represent habitats nationwide. This StoryWalk only represents the habitats of the Northern climate, but we can develop the pages/signs for other climates.

Rainbow Stew
By Cathryn Falwell (Lee & Low)
Number of Signs: 15
Available Sizes: 24″w x 20″l and 24″w x 18″l
VIEW a slideshow of the StoryWalk
NOTE:This title's publisher requires a $500 license fee in addition to Curious City's fees.

Looking to develop a different book into a StoryWalk? Due to the current pandemic demands for StoryWalks, Curious City StoryWalks and Banacom Signs are not developing new books into StoryWalks at this time, but hope to in the future.

Tell Us About Your StoryWalk Project

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CommonSense Education Giving Credit Lesson

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CommonSense Education Giving Credit Lesson

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With so much information at our fingertips, students learn what it means to "give credit" when using content they find online. Taking on the role of a detective, students learn why it's important to give credit and the right ways to do it when they use words, images, or ideas that belong to others.

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Let's Give Credit! | Common Sense Education

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How can you give credit for other people's work? Check out Let's Give Credit!, a free digital citizenship lesson plan from Common Sense Education, to get your grade 2 students thinking critically and using technology responsibly to learn, create, and participate.

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Automatically create APA style, MLA format, and Harvard referencing style citations with our citation generator add-on for Chrome.

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Shout out the out of the ordinary things you do to help students when students are not right in front of you!

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"Wixie is a great tool for my students to showcase their learning by creating original digital projects, which can be easily shared with their teacher, classmates, and family members. It is a unique program that allows students to access all 4 C's, is highly engaging, and most of all FUN! My students cannot wait to log in to Wixie and ask about it all the time!"

Dr. Monica Winkler
Buffalo Trail Elementary, CO

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Wixie is a creative platform for powerful teaching and learning in the cloud.

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What an eye opening discussion for all the work we do that goes unseen. Thanks!

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Shannon really emphasized reaching out to families, and community stakeholders.  She really made this a crucial piece of advocacy!

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Best resource for lower elementary and great for all ELL students too. Can be used across all grade levels in K-6 for students who may need support.

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Newscast - have students create their own background and tell about the natural disaster

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Have bottle eyeglasses and wings for student to be like fly guy.

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Guided research with sentence starters and then time to explore on own.

Next class, read/research/explore at own pace then work through sentence starters together.

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Great snake puppet from IKEA

Read: I (don't) like snakes by Nicola Davies (talks about ways to identify snakes)

Identify snake puppet

Design their own snakes

Explore Pebble Go

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Animal vs. Animal (Who would Win by Jerry Pallotta)

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Animal vs. Animal (Who would Win by Jerry Pallotta)

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Research facts about both animals

Create short video about what animal would win and why

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Pebble Go K-2 - animals, space, community jobs, extreme weather
Britannica Elementary - have used for 2nd and up - nice to also have play/listen option
Gale in Context - new format is nice

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*always a good idea to have students tell where their information comes from -- can help K-2 with this, starting in 3rd grade they can more easily copy/paste citations and learn how to find those

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I took pictures with books and created a website with short descriptions/reviews to share with my students and teachers. Categories: picture books, chapter books, nonfiction, graphic novels

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Creating a video reading Goldfinch Award book and giving the students/class an activity to do to go along with it (when I'm not there in person).

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I will create 12-16 questions for grades 3-5 using approximately 4 AEA resources. They will have to access, read, and answer questions. Topics I have done include Wars, Outer Space, U.S. Regions, Weather, Countries, and more. For example - a Southwest Region scavenger hunt in where students had to answer ?s about Arizona, N Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma using Britannica Elementary, MackinVIA, Culture Grams and Pebble Go Next (one for each).

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We tie a lot of our lessons into using AEA Resources and also the grade level curriculum topics.