Do you love Shaun Tan books? Do you love picture books? Are you creative and love writing stories?
Then this website might be for you.
“A rap for Stages 3 and 4 English. Activities focus on the Oscar award winning The lost thing animation and picture book. Share ideas. Create stories.”
Source
http://www.schools.nsw.edu.au/raps/index.htm
The National Lutheran Chaplains Conference is into its last day.
On Wednesday, I presented about how to develop a PLN (Personal Learning Network) for Chaplains.
This is my JSSALC wiki page with the resources and see below for the prezi!
Hopefully a few ideas were useful for the participants and I have gained a few more people to follow on twitter! See you in the twitterverse. Thanks for the experience (see #luthchap2011 on twitter)!
PS: See the tweet cloud @ visible tweets.
Micheal Grove from The Independent (UK) recommends 50 books that every child should read.
What would you recommend or add to this list?
Put a post it on PINDAX (like wallwisher) or reply below.
One of my recommendations is the Chronicle of Darkness series by Michelle Paver.
Go the the PINDAX here or post below.
Try Scholastic’s Book-A-Like
Go to the Book-A-Like link and input the book that you liked to find others similar to it.
For teachers
This Book Widget allows you to search easily for a book at your level.
Give it a go.
Where do you start?
asafeplace@standrews
Well…. there are so many resources for students on the internet that it can seem a little overwhelming. It is important to be aware that cybersafety includes a range of issues: passwords, security & viruses to name a few. Cyberbullying is a form of bullying that confronts us in this electronic age as ‘being connected’ becomes integral to our daily life.
The resources below are some starting places for you to consider:
RESOURCES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS (from the Cybersafety wiki).
Andrew David from Tipping Point Labs has posted about PREZI and user tips for creating and using prezi.
Read the post here or view the You-tube video below (for teachers).