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Tech in the Primary Classroom: Storytelling, Sharing, and More

www.nancypenchev.com

click Florida Reads 2016 for a copy of this presentation and more!

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Reach out to me!

Have technology,

will share!

I present on Technology, PD, Literacy, and STEAM!

In-person or Skype sessions available!

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Who am I?

  • 18 years classroom experience K-5
  • Lifelong learner
  • Children’s book enthusiast
  • Blogger
  • Passionate sharer of instructional technology
  • Best daughter, sister, aunt EVER, pretty good wife

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And I am always excited to say...

UMMM I don’t know let’s figure it out!

Favorite quote:

Too often we give children answers to remember rather than problems to solve.

-Roger Lewin

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Take a look...

What do you want kids to do?

What do you want to do?

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30 (or so) tools you can use for teaching and learning

Each tool will have:

  • links to my blog posts for this tool
  • links to the website/APP
  • links to how to guides for using the tool
  • links to examples of the tool used in the classroom
  • similar tools

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STOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DO not try to go back and add all of these to your classroom. Instead choose one or two APPs or programs that you can include with ease. Once you/your students have mastered these, add another. While you are a Superhero- be a SMART super hero and be selective!

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How to Guide

Scholastic article

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How to Educreations

History teacher example

4th graders explain industries in Florida

Amoozing Cattle

Orange Industry

Educreations is a great portfolio tool as well!

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QR codes

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Commercial: Dot and Dash

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How to Sock Puppets

Examples:

Facts about Gettysburg

Introducing class lessons

Kindergarten retelling stories

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Quizlet/Quizlet Live

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Free books!!!!!

Educators are free, can create classrooms, families are $4.99 to support the free-ness of teachers!

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How to Adobe Voice

Tell your story!

Ideas:�Family history

Retelling favorite stories

Historic facts

Science projects- step by step

*no upload to youtube option

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How to Pic Collage

Social Studies ideas- holidays, �family trees, people who changed the �world during time periods, �country or state reports

Literacy ideas- poetry illustrations, �metaphors, similes, sequencing

Math ideas- illustrating patterns, �sequencing, �word problems

Blog Post with ideas

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Phonto / PixnTell

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Commercial: WEEBLY

Professional or student portfolios, blogs, even online stores!

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www.bighugelabs.com

Posters Baseball cards

Badgemaker Calendar

Picture cubes CD maker

Bead Art

Idea: Presidential Baseball cards

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Ideas

  • Create mock advertisements
  • Tell what you would do if you were the book character
  • Create an author share
  • Pretend to be a lesser known character in a book and give your side of the events in the book
  • Summarize a book’s beginning, middle, and end

check out http://get-puppet.co/education/

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A social learning platform

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In this program you can make

magazines, journals, books, and

so much more. It offers public or

keep it private. I created one with

my student’s persuasive essays.

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Commercial

Educlipper

by Adam

Bellow

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Low Tech/No Tech options

Sometimes you just don’t have the tech or time….

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Social Media walls

  • Have students create profiles for leaders in history. Include their friends, personal info, ideals they support. #ContinentalCongress
  • Have students create 140 character reports as if they are the character #IamHarry or select the antagonist and explain their point of view and create a fakebook profile for them #notthebadguy
  • Have a chat with a person from history, asking questions, and building/sharing knowledge @Sacajawea
  • Post questions you have for an author #authorchat
  • Examples of parts of speech found around the classroom #foundanoun
  • Math shapes found around school #circle #square #triangle

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Sticky blogs

A teacher/student selects a topic to discuss and writes the idea on the top of a chart paper that is attached to a table. Students use sticky notes to respond and reply to the topic.

Should the colonies leave the protection of England? pros/cons

Predictions for cliffhanger stories

What will happen in the next book

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Polls

Poll students about their feelings, �thoughts, learning, and more!

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Plickers

Plickers

Plickers is a powerfully simple tool that lets teachers collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for student devices.

Pinterest board for plickers

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Where can I find out about all this stuff?

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Questions?

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Don’t forget!