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H21- Carver 5th Grade

The 5th grade students worked in small groups to research and present information about an African American that they believe was important.  This was a student centered project in which the teachers were facilitators instead of direct instructors.  The students were able to pick the person to research, conduct their own research, and then choose the method/tool that would be used to share their information.  Below are a couple of the examples that the students created.

H21- Carver 5th from Frank Fitzpatrick on Vimeo.

New-First Grade Famous Americans

I decided to do a new version of the Famous Americans SOL for 1st grade.  The students use their information to complete the text boxes on each page.  They can change the transitions and builds, the timing is already set for them.  An extra extension is giving them a choice of music to add to the project as well.  Below is Rachel’s project.  She changed the transitions, builds, and picked out some music.

1st Grade Famous Americans from Frank Fitzpatrick on Vimeo.

Solids, Liquids, and Gases

2509241_e683_625x1000This lesson is made to review solids, liquids, and gases while showcasing the tools in Keynote.  The students learned how to use the Alpha tool, move objects to a new layer, and how to add builds to objects to obtain a special effect.  This lesson was done in one hour.  I have included a generic version of the Keynote below as well as an exported version for you to watch.

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Click here to download the Keynote file.

Weight in Pounds and Ounces

This a 3rd Grade lesson for pounds and ounces.  It is student centered.  The students make up their own problems and use the keyboard shortcuts for copy and paste to create enough “weight” pieces to complete their problem.  You kids can animate the slides as well.  There is an exported example with animations and the template below.

[local /wp-content/uploads/2009/12/lbs-ozsblog.mov]

Click here to download the template.

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