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Electronic
Chalkboard is running with
information for Day 3 Morning
Activities |
Morning Routines and Procedures:
Daily
Journal writing and sharing
Question
of the Day
This
Year in History |
TPSS Blackboard -
High
School TangiTech
From
the article “Standards for a
Modern World: Preparing Students
for Their Future,” by Cheryl
Lemke, post
a response to the following:
Based on NCLB legislation,
technology literacy was
established as the core
foundation for learning. In the
four skill clusters, choose one
and describe the technology
skills necessary to prepare our
students for the future.
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Day Three Journal:
How has your view of technology
integration in the classroom
changed since Day One of
TangiTech? What might the
"steps" to planning for
technology integration be?
Journal Writing in Microsoft
WORD. Click for
Journal Template (Word)
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Question of the Day:
In August, 1901, oil was
discovered for the first time in
Louisiana. Where in Louisiana
was the discovery made? |
This Year In History:
"1901"
Using all four digits of the
given year and any
combination of mathematical
operations, you are to build a
mathematical expression whose
value is a whole number between
1 and 100, inclusive.
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Teacher Tube Video:
We Didn't Start the Fire |
You've Got Mail:
Access Tangischools E-mail
accounts using
INTERNET EXPLORER
at
www.tangischools.org. Learn
URL and parts of an E-mail
address. Refer to TangiTech Tips for E-mail to
learn how to send and check
E-mail. Send an E-mail message
to me so my TangiTech address
book can be set up. Use this
E-mail address...
tt1@tangischools.org
Tangi E-Mail Tips Day 3
Address Book and Distribution
List |
Wetlands Math
Examine the information on the
amount of land lost over a
certain period of time in the
Louisiana wetlands. Use
the
LA Coast site to find your
data. The chart your data
in Excel and create a graph.
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A-Google-A-Day:
Google
Scholar :
Google Scholar provides a simple
way to broadly search for
scholarly literature. From one
place, you can search across
many disciplines and sources:
peer-reviewed papers, theses,
books, abstracts and articles,
from academic publishers,
professional societies, preprint
repositories, universities and
other scholarly organizations.
Google Scholar helps you
identify the most relevant
research across the world of
scholarly research.
Google
Educator: Here, you’ll find
a teacher’s guide to
Google Tools for Your Classroom.
And to spark your imagination,
you'll find examples of
innovative ways that other
educators are using these tools
in the classroom.
Google
Labs:
Google labs showcases a few of
Google's favorite ideas
that aren't quite ready for
prime time.
Goog
411:
Search for local
businesses using your voice,
from any phone, for free.
Dial 1-800-GOOG-411.
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Technology Connected Lesson Plan
Saving the Wetlands TCLP
Wetlands PowerPoint
A picture is worth a thousand
words. Explain yourself
through images. Participants
will collect facts about a topic
from their content area using online
resources to design a poster using
PowerPoint. Include facts,
images, and tools from
PowerPoint. |
PowerPoint for all Times
Louisiana
Jeopardy Game
(ppt) is a
perfect review at the end of
your unit on Louisiana. Here are
some more Jeopardy games for you
to use with your students:
Blank
Jeopardy Template
- fill in your own questions
and answers.
Baton
Rouge Jeopardy game
Jeopardy
Template
(28 questions & answers)
Jeopardy
Quiz Time Template
(15
questions & answers)
Jeopardy
Quiz Time Template
(25 questions & answers)
What
a Wonderful World Music Book
(ppt) is an example of what we
call a "Music Book"... Take a
favorite song, and give each
child a line of the lyrics to
illustrate. Students then scan
their drawings and import into a
PowerPoint presentation and set
to music. The slides of artwork
"flip" as the song plays and the
students sing.
Petit
Rouge Riding Hood by Mike Artell
is one of
my favorite Louisiana stories.
Use PowerPoint to "read the
book" to the class.
Louisiana
Show -
photographic scenes from the
Bayou State. |
PowerPoint Tutorials
PowerPoint
Tutorials on the Internet at
http://www.vickiblackwell.com/ppt.html
or
http://www.vickiblackwell.com/ppt1.html
or
http://www.vickiblackwell.com/ppt2.html
PowerPoint
Basic skills directions |
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Create a Looping PowerPoint "All
About Me"
PowerPoint can be used for many
things in their classroom and
can easily be integrated into
all subject areas.
Looping PowerPoint presentations
are great techniques for visual
posting in the classroom.
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PLATOt
An introduction to using
PLATO PLE
as a whole group introduction
tool in your classroom.
(word) |
Technology Connected Lesson Plan
(Word)
Use
the
Lesson Plan template
(Word) on
the TangiTech CD to create your
three Technology Connected
Lesson Plans for TangiTech.
Use
copy and paste skills to insert
Content Standards and
Technology Standards
(word) (pdf)
into TC Lesson Plan.
Discuss
the steps to planning of the TC
Lesson:
1. What is my lesson?
2. What are my objectives?
3. What is the student activity?
4. What materials are needed?
5. What is the technology
connection?
6. What assessment strategies
will be used?
7. What are the procedures?
Louisiana
Content GLEs
(web)
K12
Educational Technology Standards
(Word)
(pdf) |
Thinkfinity:
Thinkfinity
provides the highest quality
educational resources to
teachers and students. You will
be find a wealth of standard
based lessons plans, student
materials, reviewed Web
resources and interactive
activities that will grab your
students’ attention.
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Housekeeping
Make
sure one copy of all printed
work is filed in folder box and
you have checked off completed
activities on the clipboard by
the file box. Collect supplies,
and bring computers back to
desktops.
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This page was last updated on
February 01, 2010. |