5 Tech in Your Classroom by

We Skoolhouse

2024-01-19 22:51:39 UTC

helps teachers in the classroom from infancy to preschoolers. Provides a daily curated schedule to follow in the class everyday. The platform is inspired by Reggio Emilia, leading early childhood philosophy. Prepares children well for the 21st century.

Kia: Five ways to integrate tech

2024-01-19 22:52:21 UTC

Websites:

-Canva for newsletters etc.

-YouTube for access to music

-Teachers Pay Teachers and Pinterest for activity ideas

Physical tech:

-Speaker for music and white noise (during nap time)

-Projector or SmartBoard for whole-group activities

Winnie & Chels Digital Tools

2024-01-19 22:53:59 UTC

Kahoot - gamification of lessons & pop quizzes in a shared group competition, promotes recall of information
Google Classroom - self-documentation of classwork, easy organizing and distribution of digital learning materials. can share work on the stream and comment each other's work
Class Dojo - Gamifying tool to where Students create their avatars, and their behavior in the classroom helps them in gaining and losing points. Debates can be organized by teachers in the classroom and
This tool encourages students to gain class values and helps teachers to try new teaching methods and figure out which method is the best to instruct kids
Google Arts & Culture- introduction to culturally diverse fine art archive that includes digital museum walkthroughs, games, app integration.
Leapfrog - child-friendly tablets and laptops for students to learn how to utilize tech in a controlled space. Leapfrog products are built with educational purpose in mind so all tools and apps accessible through the devices are made for children.

5 Tools that we would use in early childhood classrooms

2024-01-19 22:54:31 UTC

1) Google Classroom - we would use this to create a backlog of classwork that was done by students with teacher comments. This is more for family engagement than for students to use themselves.

2) Storyline online - digital stories that are read by real people. The stories are great and the readers are offering their thoughts about the books.

3) Epic - this app promotes early literacy and is tuned to children's interests.

4) Canva - This design tool can make worksheet and useful tools for their class to use. Great for making subwork and plans

5) We Schoolhouse - see above

Leslie & Estfany

2024-01-19 22:55:20 UTC

Digital Story Maker (like book creator) to create a class story where everyone can add their own page or for students to bring their stories to life
Digitals Games (kahoot, bamboozle) as forms of digital assessments
Digital Libraries (Myon, get epic) that students can access on their tablets/chromebooks during their reading periods
Digital Mathematics (happy numbers, cool math games) to help supplement students understanding of math
Digital Art Programs (paint, procreate) so that students can practice art and explore different methods of art.

Kadiatou-

2024-01-19 22:59:15 UTC

1-youtube for movement breaks

2-Class Dojo- for newsletters

3-Jamboard- For the students to share their thoughts

4-Story time app- for book making

5-Google translate for ESL students

6-Dictaction for writing

5 Tech Examples

2024-01-19 23:00:57 UTC

Class blog: Class dojo or google classroom to display content throughout the day and post reminders. Sora library to assign reading assignments.

Digital games: Educational games on the computer during center time at the computer. IXL games connected to different subjects.

Mobile device: Listening to music (listening station), reading on i-ready, and creative art.

Interactive whiteboard: Incorporating children into teacher led lessons, and having children participate in front of their peers. Timer displayed. Writing activities.

Online media: Educational youtube videos, national geographic videos, brainpop, and sign language and alphabet videos.