Ms. Breeden’s class listened to the book Tacky the Penguin by Helen Lester online by visiting this Symbaloo webmix. Then they worked with a partner using the iPad app Drawing Pad to draw a picture of Tacky and write adjectives describing him. Their work was assembled using kizoa.com. Enjoy their work!
Category Archives: Ms. Breeden’s Class
Skyping with Santa
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!
Hour of Code
This week in the Technology Lab, White Oak Primary students will be participating in the worldwide Hour of Code event as part of Computer Science Education Week. Students will either be using activities from the Symbaloo webmix below or iPad apps pictured below:
For more information about Hour of Code, visit: http://hourofcode.com/us
HAPPY CODING!
We’re Thankful For…
Ms. Breeden’s class used Word Cloud for Kids by abcya.com to create word clouds about what they are thankful for. Their work was compiled in an iPhoto slideshow. Enjoy their work…and Happy Thanksgiving!
Maker Day
Ms. Breeden’s class had a “Maker Day.” They used a variety of materials to construct, use their imaginations, explore a few physics concepts, tell stories and have fun. Among the materials they used were:
- iPads
- Macbooks
- Contraptions
- Georello Tech
- K’Nex
Some students chose to share their work via video or picture. Enjoy their work!
Cutie Monster Stories
Ms. Breeden’s class used the Cutie Monster app to create their own cute monsters. Then they used Pages on their Macbooks to write about them. Enjoy their work!
Meet Ms. Breeden’s Class!
Ms. Breeden’s Class used this online paint tool to make a picture of themselves. Enjoy their work!
Happy (belated) Father’s Day! from Ms. Breeden’s Class
Ms. Breeden’s class used this Symbaloo webmix to create something special for their dads. Enjoy their work!
We’re learning to code!
Life Cycles by Ms. Breeden’s Class
Ms. Breeden’s class used this webmix to research life cycles. Next they used voki.com to create talking avatars telling what they learned.