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Practical ideas for using e-Tools in a Junior classroom

Practical ideas for using e-Tools in a Junior classroom

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2011 e-wrapper mini conference presentation. Nathalie Irvine

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Practical ideas for using

e-Tools in a Junior classroom

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http://mrsirvine.wikispaces.com/Teachers

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Maths

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Power pointNumber ID – show numerals on whiteboard for children to read aloud.

Counting – use arrows keys to practise counting 1-10 and back, 1-20 and back, on or back from any number to 100, or skip counting

Before and after – show a numeral and reveal the number before or after

Display practise number sentences for children to solve independently or as part of guided group. Add graphics to change purpose – eg counting on.

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http://mrsirvine.wikispaces.com/Teachers

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Access all power points by clicking on maths resources. Download and change to fit your class needs. Save it in a maths folder so you can use in years to come.

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Study Ladder

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Set up multiple ‘classes’ as groups.

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Review learning by clicking on results then ‘task results’

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Websites

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Access to sorted

websites

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Software

Sort software using student profile pages from nzmaths. Save these to your USB so you can access them when you are planning for a group. Use software on computers or on mimio.

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Digital Camera

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Use video feature on digital camera and send children outside to compare their height with objects around them. Save and put on your blog.

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Send children on a shape hunt with labels and the digital camera.

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Set up sorting activities using objects and grid paper. Children to record independent work using the digital camera. Add easi-speak and get children to talk about their graph.

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Set up the camera on a tripod for children to practise doubles chants or halves chants. Add to your blog so more children can practise facts.

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Organise simple independent matching activities. Children to record work with the digital camera.

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Easi Speak

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Children to practise chanting the days of the week and the months of the year when learning about time.

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Use playdough to make a worm then compare their lengths on the easi-speak.

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Compare capacities, masses or heights using the easi-speak.

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Software

Website

Power point

Drawing

Camera

Software

Website

Power point

Mimio

Power point

Activity to complete during the week

Video CameraEasi-speak

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Children grouped by who manages self.

Self directed

Teacher directedNeed scaffoldingListen to easi-speak

Look at Task Results, Camera, Worksheets

Self Review ‘Managing Self’

Strand

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Set up independent task sheets which use some etools. Be creative and think of ways in which your easi-speak and camera can enhance learning in strand maths. Set up websites to be used independently on the projector/mimio and set up study ladder games which match LI to be used on the computers.

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Reading

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Websites

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Access reading resources on everglade web links. Only one at the moment but more will be added as I need them for my class.

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Scroll down to the bottom of the reading resources page to find inference games online. Too difficult for me to level. I played some with my guided reading group in Year 1.

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Digital Camera

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Children to practise reading stories to the video camera set up on a tripod.

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Use the digital camera to retell familiar books using your school environment. A great follow up after reading titles like these.

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Easi-speak

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Get children to retell books they have read on the easi-speak. Chuck some photos from the web on and add to your blog. Children may need a structure and some preparation to help them – eg picture plan of beginning, middle and end of text.

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Make a structure for good readers to do book reviews on the easi-speak.

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word work

online book

easi-speak

computer

camera

mimio

little book

word wheel

eLearning task to complete. Draw ‘mum’ using paint.

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Writing

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Websites

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Use fotofunia.com for writing

inspiration

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Make a short animation on doink.com to animate a story before or after writing.

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Search for scholastic story starter machine and use for writing motivation.

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Find youtube clips to inspire writing.

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Use still photographs from the web for writing motivation. Be aware of copyright! Find this one

on: http://www.iamstaggered.com

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Digital Camera

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Record fun events which happen in your classroom or around the school with the digital camera. Write about these the next day.

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Let a group write on their whiteboards and take a photo to be filed. Its fun varying the places in which we write and whiteboards let us take risks as we just wipe away mistakes.

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Computers

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Use every computer in writing time for Year 1s to draft onto. When they get very good at it they can also do their picture plan and copy and paste into a

word doc independently.

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Use paint and write labels to change it up!

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3 children to draft on the computer as per writing computer ladder

Photo funia

You tube

Story Machine

Google Image

Learning Experience

Newspaper Article

Talk partners

Brainstorm

On mimio

Conference with children drafting on the computer. Independent workers often have highlighters to self assess. Print photographs of whiteboards and computer drafting for publishing folders.