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Mary Bentley posted
Children have been using their new tablets to code and make stories on PBS scratch Jr. They have learned about plot,setting and characters. We are still looking for an awesome coding app that is age appropriate that focuses on letter identification and phonics.
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Mary Bentley posted
Children have been using their new tablets to code and make stories on PBS scratch Jr. They have learned about plot,setting and characters. We are still looking for an awesome coding app that is age appropriate that focuses on letter identification and phonics.
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Mary Bentley posted
Children have been using their new tablets to code and make stories on PBS scratch Jr. They have learned about plot,setting and characters. We are still looking for an awesome coding app that is age appropriate that focuses on letter identification and phonics.
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I want tablets for my classroom; I would love to become a paperless classroom; or less-paper.
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A paperless classroom is an amazing idea!!!!!
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They adore the new tablets. They are very engaged and enjoy learning coding and literacy skills.
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Angel Mobley posted
Just an update on our grant for Patriotivity: Students have increase artistic contributions by 25% since our meeting in October. I am currently trying to pursue face to face conversation with students about contributing writing entries to our spring book publication. Also, I have contacted some local printing companies about cost of printing…Read More
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Thank you for updating us. Looking forward to seeing the outcome of your project.
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I am looking forward to seeing the publications!
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Holley Collins posted
Here’s a video of my first graders using Fact Families to learn about the commutative property of addition and subtraction.
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This sounds like a fantastic way to get students involved in coding at a young age!