3. Multimedia ProjectsIn the upper-elementary and middle-school grades, students study content areas in greater depth and are exposed to more complex vocabulary and complicated concepts. With just a textbook, ELL students may experience enormous difficulty. Multimedia projects offer students hands-on, engaging ways to explore the scientific content and concepts presented.
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The First Thanksgiving: Virtual Field Trip Video Webcast and Letters Signup - 0 views
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An excellent resource from scholastic for the Thanksgiving holiday. With teacher registration, you are granted access to the following: *Video tours of Wampanoag dwellings, canoe construction, and daily life *Replay of webcast including interviews with interpreters from the Plimoth Plantation *Series of classroom emails from a Pilgrim girl and a Wampanoag boy *Reminder emails for virtual field trips and webcast replay Interested in integrating technology into holiday lessons? This is an excellent place to start for Thanksgiving!
4 Websites Where Kids Can Create Digital Art | Scholastic | Parents - 0 views
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Scholastic site with ideas for using technology and art.
Supporting English Language Learners with Technology | Scholastic.com - 2 views
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A brief article with three tips on how to integrate technology for ELL students
Resources-CrossCurricular Unit: Language Arts - 2 views
Cross-Curricular Unit: Language Arts 1. Folktale Writer's Workshop | Writing with Writers | Scholastic.com. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://teacher.Scholastic.com/writewit/mff/folktalewshop_index.h...
Scholastic- Everything You Need - 3 views
I'm sure you've been here maybe once or twice, but they have really added a lot of great resources for any educator. They have great graphic organizers, tips on classroom management, ideas for less...
Virtual Field Trips | Scholastic.com - 0 views
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all in a day’s field trip for students in the Mt. Lebanon School District outside Pittsburgh. The middle schoolers’ adventure takes place without anyone leaving the building, using a videoconferencing
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as museums and zoos, as well as to more exotic realms. A 2009 report suggests that about 30 percent of U.S. schools have adopted videoconferencing—up 5 percent since 2006.
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This article talks about the benefits of virtual field trips. It also talks about a specific school near Pittsburgh that took a virtual field trip through videoconferencing. The students did an e-Mission to learn about earth Science.
Building Language for Literacy - 2 views
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This site, created by Scholastic, is jammed with activities for students and teachers. I personally like the authors and illustrators page, on which students can view videos about authors, and participate in writing workshops where authors give students tips on how to improve their writing in a specific genre.
Movie Making - Beth Newingham - 0 views
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Scholastic sponsors Beth (I don't know how)... and she gives an EXCELLENT tutorial for making movies in class (Note: Mac computer required)
Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest in the Classroom | Scholastic.com - 1 views
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Are you using these tools? If not, here are some ways that one school cleverly integrated them into the classroom.
Welcoming the Internet Into Your Classroom | Scholastic.com - 0 views
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I like this website because it is designed for teachers. It gives general ideas on how to incorporate the internet into the classroom but then goes into detail about how to use the internet properly. It teaches the teacher how to use the internet.
Why have a social media policy in your school?-Why Have a Technology Policy in Your Sch... - 0 views
Great concept on creating a proper AUP!
Scholastic Using Technology - 0 views
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One of the best ways to keep the internet safe in your school or library is to teach responsible use, which is why developing and implementing your Appropriate Use Policy (AUP) is so imperative. Make sure that students understand that agreeing to the terms of your AUP is their "ticket" or "pass" for going online in the library.
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Emphasis on simple and clear acceptable use policy so students understand the guidelines.
AUP Resources - 0 views
Acceptable Use Policies 1. 1-to-1 Essentials - Acceptable Use Policies | Common Sense Media. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators/1to1/aups Guidelines for schools on w...
Community Club Home - 0 views
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Click on the workers to learn more about their jobs: Veterinarian, Librarian, Pizza Maker, Utility Worker, Mayor, Police Officer, Firefighter, Pediatrician. For each, a series of pages includes text and images. Students can click on speaker icons to hear page text read aloud. Optional "test" questions can be answered at the end of each workers' section.
Using Technology in the Early Childhood Classroom - 0 views
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How young is too young for technology? Are children ages three through sixto young to use technology? What forms of technology are better than others for young children?
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