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Taking award books to makerspace

@KitchellS

@terteach

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hello!

Kitchell Schneider and Terri Daly

Twitter: @KitchellS

Facebook: English Landing Media Center

Email: schneiderk@parkhill.k12.mo.us

Twitter: @terteach

Facebook: Southeast Media Center

Email: dalyt@parkhill.k12.mo.us

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  • K-5 Buildings
  • FLEX Schedules
  • MakerSpaces within our libraries
  • Completing our 2nd and 3rd years of implementing making in our libraries
  • Very supportive building leadership
  • Our MakerSpaces launched due to a district initiative and patron interest

Background Information

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Making is

CRITICAL THINKING

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It Starts Early

with

  • Building Block Nominees

x click here for lesson ideas 2016-2017

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“To live a creative life, we must �lose the fear of being wrong”

-Joseph Chilton Pearce

Critical Thinking

Great Books

Makerspace

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I Don’t Want to Be a Frog

Essential Understanding: Create characters through building with various materials.

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Vincent Paints His House

Essential Understanding: Collect data and compare results. Then create 3D designs with colors.

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Ragweed’s Farm Dog Handbook

Essential Understanding:

Using Play Dough, create a list of the characters in the book.

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Dad’s First Day

Essential Understanding: Be a problem solver to write your name in a different way.

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Simon’s New Bed

Essential Understanding: Using two different materials, create a new bed for your pet.

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Little Penguin Gets the Hiccups

Essential Understanding:

Use technology to create your own interactive character.

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Get Out of My Bath

Essential Understanding:

Be a critical thinker and fill your “tub” as high as you can.

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Dash and BlueBot Love Books Too!

Using Dash and the GO app, kindergarten taught (drove) Dash to locate parts of a book

Kindergarteners programmed BlueBot to drive to each animal area of the farm in Ragweed’s Farm Dog Handbook.

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Rex Wrecks It

Essential Understanding: Build like Rex, share like Rex, and wreck your creations as a team.

Dinosaur Primary Secondary Sources

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Real-World Connection

Invite a paleontologist! �Dr. Koy planned a variety of activities!

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2017-2018 Building Block Nominees

Build a NEW place for Frog to sit. Using paper tubes and plates (or CD’s) how long (or tall) can your team make Frog’s NEW log?

Animals come in all shapes and sizes. Can you build animals without drawing them?

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2017-2018 Building Block Nominees

Animals in a zoo need to be kept safe. We need to build cages to keep our animals safe. Can you make shelter for your animal?

Numbers are all around. Can you count to 10? Will you be able to build with ONLY a certain number of Legos?

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It Starts Early

with

  • Building Block Nominees

X click here for lesson ideas 2017-2018

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Next Step...

  • Show Me Award Nominees

2016-17

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2016-17 Show Me Award Nominees

Theme: Animals Out of Their Habitats

Perfect for comparing and contrasting

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Making with Literature

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Adopt-a-Beanie Baby in Makerspace

Shoebox Habitats

  • Collect boxes in advance- separate by class and label with teacher AND student names

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The Tooth Fairy Wars

Tooth Fairy Traps

Essential understanding:

Construct a trap to help solve the character’s problem

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Ninja Red Riding Hood

Using BlueBots to retell the story.

Essential Understanding:

Plan and code a new way for Ninja Red Riding Hood to get home without running into the wolf.

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2017-18 Ideas

  • Show Me Award Nominees

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2017-18 Show-Me Nominees for Habitats

Essential Question: How can people create habitats where animals can live when they are not in the wild?

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I Am Trying to Love Spiders

Essential Question: Can you trap a spider instead of smashing it?

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Trombone Shorty

Essential Question:

Can you create a musical instrument?

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Marilyn’s Monster

Essential Question:

What would your monster look like?

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If You Ever Want to Bring an Alligator to School, Don’t!

Essential Question: Can you create a hinged mouth?

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2017-18 Ideas

  • Show Me Award Nominees

X click here for lesson ideas

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Balancing Books and Making Can Be Challenging...

  • ideas to keep reading and books a central part of your library

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How can we keep them �excited about reading?

  • Show Me Award
  • Great Kids Can Read
  • Mark Twain

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“Children want the same things we want. To laugh, to be challenged, to be entertained, and delighted.”

-Dr. Suess

1980’s

1990’s

2000’s

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Show Me Award Nominees Ideas

X Olympic Rings and a Gold Medal

  • Book read-they color in an Olympic Ring.
  • Read all 10 they receive a gold medal.

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Great Kids Can Read Ideas

X Pokemon Go!

X Pokedex

X Capture books

X Earn Pokeball(s)

X Ultra Ball incentive

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Book Bingo

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Book Bingo

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Book Bingo

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Mr. Ferris and His Wheel

3rd grade Inventors and Inventions

Notetaking Sheet Option 2: Pebble Go

Notetaking Sheet Option 1: Pebble Go

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The Poem That Will Not End

Essential Understanding:

There are many forms of poetry.

Black-Out Poetry

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2017-2018 Nominees

  • Great Kids Can Read �

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Emmanuel’s Dream

Essential Question: Can you design a device to help someone who is “differently abled?”

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One Plastic Bag: Isatou Ceesay and the Recycling Women of the Gambia

Essential Question:

How can we reduce waste and create something new at the same time?

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Ketzel: The Cat Who Composed

Essential Question: Can you compose a piece of music using a musical app?

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2017-2018 Nominees

  • Great Kids Can Read �Click here for lesson ideas

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Next Step...

  • Mark Twain Nominees

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Space Case

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3D Printing and Literature

How could I use this tool?�2nd: create book logos with Google Draw

3rd: create artifacts tied to culture(s) or print prototype of invention

5th: City X-- solving real-world problems

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Mark Twain Ideas

X building a sundae bulletin board

X pass quizzes they add to their ice cream

X ALL 10 books read-GOLDEN SPOON!

X end year with voting and ice cream party

8* unable to share sundae due to sharing policies from Teachers Pay Teachers

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Mark Twain Pizza Party

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Tara Dairman, author of All Four Stars @taradairman offers free Skype sessions for students and staff that have read her book(s)!

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Mark Twain Author Skypes

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Follow us for other projects and ideas to connect great books AND research to making!

Twitter:

@Kitchells

@terteach

Facebook:

English Landing Media Center

Southeast Media Center

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A special thank you to all those that have shared with us, and pushed us to continue to grow to find a balance in our libraries!

@ARosheim

@read4life

@hansen_vicki

@robynholsman

@taradairman

@ParkHillSchools

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