Mrs. Wingo’s kindergarteners watched Monster Mash (a Halloween counting book) on Tumblebooks. Then they worked with a partner to make their own page in a class Halloween counting book. They used the Drawing Pad app to draw their pages. Their work was compiled into a book and recorded with the 30 Hands Pro app. Enjoy their work!
Mrs. Wingo’s Kindergarteners have been learning to describe characters in stories. In the Technology Lab we watched the audio book, Spookley the Square Pumpkin, by visiting this Symbaloo webmix. Next, we discussed words that would describe Spookley and worked together to spell them. Finally, students worked in groups using the Draw & Tell app to draw Spookley and copy a describing word to label their picture. Enjoy their work!
Mrs. Wingo’s Kindergarteners used the Felt Board app to make a picture and spell their name. Their work was compiled on kizoa.com. Enjoy their work!
Mrs. Wingo’s Kindergarteners worked as a class to make a Voki expressing their appreciation for all the things she has done for them this year. Enjoy their work!
This week in the Technology Lab students made a digital present for Mother’s Day. Student chose their tool using this Symbaloo webmix. Enjoy their work!
This week in the Technology Lab students learned about rocks via this Symbaloo webmix.
Some students choose to Tweet about what they learned about rocks.
Mrs. Wingo’s class went on a virtual field trip across Texas by visiting this Symbaloo webmix:
Next, we took a survey of which of 3 places we’d like to visit. The choices were:
Finally, we made a graph from the data using this site. Enjoy their work!
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. day, Mrs. Wingo’s students learned about his life and his work. First, they watched a BrainPop, Jr. video about him.
We discussed how Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. wanted to help others. Students used Paint Go! (by abcya.com) to draw a picture of how they could helps others, too. Enjoy their work!
Mrs. Wingo’s Kindergarteners listened to the book Tacky the Penguin by Helen Lester online by visiting this Symbaloo webmix. Next they played an interactive game called Kahoot that allows teachers to create online, interactive games about whatever topic they would like.
Screenshot of one of the questions:
The students had fun competing to answer questions on their iPads.
White Oak Primary students had fun this morning Skyping with Santa! Santa was very kind to take time out of his busy schedule to answer all our questions. Thank you Santa Claus! Merry Christmas!