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¿Qué hay en el espacio?
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Short Tour - A PhotoJam sample of the PowerPoint Journey into space
that second and third graders experienced in spanish. Students kept
a written log of their jourrney in spanish
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Virtual Journey Into the Universe - A very comprehensive
Think Quest journey!
Culminating a unit of study students can be share and collaborate on a group slide show.
Starchild
Level I Glossary
Starchild
Level II Glossary
A Space ABC Book - Photojam
What
did the moon look like on your birthday? Share Frank Ashe's picture book,
Happy
Birthday Moon, to link literacy and promote curiosity about how the
moon appeared on their birthdays. This is a great opportunity to tie in
many aspects of the earth and moon and day and night.
Moon
Gathering Form
Virtual
Reality Moon Phase Pictures
Moon
Phases
Moon and Earth
Orbits - KidPix Template
Kidpix
Lesson Plan for Students
Looking
Closely at Insects!
Insect
Anatomy
My
Insect Template (pdf)
Another Draw a Bug Template
Insect
Fact Card -from abcteach.com
Inspiration
is a great tool for labeling activities as well as concept mapping webs.
Students can label this heart and then extend the activity by printing
the diagram and writing how circulation flows through the different heart
chambers.
Students enjoy labeling their own drawings in Kid Pix or Paint. Here are a few templates to extend learning more about dental hygiene and the human body.
Inspiring
Dental Hygiene
Labeling Body - Student photos can be
added to the drawing or they can draw their self-portraits.
Notable Pics allows teachers and students to use their own photographs or copyright permission photos to create a web lesson. Once a photo is uploaded, teachers can add facts to an area of the photo, pertinent content information, questions as well as links to extend the lesson. Drag your mouse over the picture in the Labeling Parts of a Flower to see the details highlighed. An inspiration template is added to extend the activity.
Labeling
Parts of a Flower
Notable Pics
Notable
Pics Features
Weather Bug is an awesome tool that can be right at your students fingertips. How you use it with your students will be the key.
Compare weekly highs and lows and use an Excel template that shows the averages. Go beyond your location and compare cities, states or countries. Younger students can use a simple KidPix template.
