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Wonder Centers: Research, Collaborating and Creating in the Library, Classroom and Computer Lab with iPads Dare To Innovate MASSCue October 2015 Kim Keith

MASSCue October 2015

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Using Technology to Research, Collaborate and Create in the Library, Classroom and Computer Lab

Wonder Centers: Research, Collaborating and Creating in the Library, Classroom and Computer Lab with iPadsDare To InnovateMASSCue October 2015Kim Keith

GoalsAdd to your personal repertoire of strategies for collaboration in your building.Deepen your understanding of what literacy, collaboration, research and technology might look like for your personal and professional experiences.

Standards

CC.1.R.I.10 Range of Reading and Level of Text Complexity: With prompting and support, read informational texts appropriately complex for grade 1.AASL 1.1.6 Read, view, and listen for information presented in any format (e.g., textual, visual, media, digital) in order to make inferences and gather meaning.ISTE 1a. Apply existing knowledge to generate new ideas, products, or process.

What is collaboration?Collaborative teaching is a service delivery structure in which teachers with different knowledge, skills, and talents have joint responsibility for designing, delivering, monitoring, and evaluating instruction for a diverse group of learners in general education classrooms DeBoer & Fisher, 1995.

Successful Collaborations

Establish a rapport-the first step is to establish relationships.Identify teaching skills and use them to create cohesive lessons.Discuss strengths and weaknesses.Formulate a plan of action and act as a team.Take risks and grow.

By using these strengths, you can differentiate your instruction to meet the needs of a larger group more frequently within the classroom as well as allowing for individualized instruction.

Natalie Marston, elementary special educator, Charles County, Maryland

Practical ways to incorporate technologyinto our literacy instruction

ISTE StandardsCollaborate to produce original works or solve problems.Locate Information and communicate ideas.Apply existing knowledge to generate new ideas, products, or processes.Interact, collaborate, and publish with peers.Contribute to project teams to produce original works or solve problems.

Literacy Coach, First Grade Teacher and Library Media Specialist Wonder center-inquiry based research on nocturnal animals.First grade class took books from the library to put in the wonder center and decide what animal they would research.

The class came into the computer lab and used the database PebbleGo to gather information.The next class period they came into the library and used non-fictionbooks to gather more facts and to illustrate their animal.

App Smashing

Pic CollageChatterpixPerfect Video

Nocturnal Animal Collage

DY Educational Foundation GrantPerfect Pairs-Pairing Fiction and Non-Fiction books.

How Animals Can Change an Environment

Final ProductWrote a letter to an animal telling them about how either the gopher tortoise or the mole changed their environment.

Collaboration with the Art Teacher

Big Books

Fish

Sketched with pencil, colored with water color crayons, applied clear water with a brush over the crayons and the crayons turn to paint.

Our favorite apps

Pocket Zoo

Two students share an iPad and go to the Pocket Zoo app. Choose Live Cams and choose an animal to observe. Fill out the animal observation sheet.

Epic! Books For kidsi-nigma QRCode generator

Rocket Speller

An alien theme that the kids are very engaged with.TJs Art Studio

BrianPOP jr.

Symbaloo

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