A FREE Hand-drawn Animated Gif creator. Copy and paste this url into …
A FREE Hand-drawn Animated Gif creator.
Copy and paste this url into your browser to see a short and basic tutorial about how to use this tool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfE1cu8Cw1o
No account needed!
"To make an animated GIF it is as simple as drawing on a blank scene editor. After drawing multiple scenes to create the gif, the user presses play to preview the animation with the ability to easily make edits." (AASL)
Use this to have students demonstrate their learning or use it to creatively present new ideas or teach lessons. There are plenty of ideas and examples under the "Teachers" tab at the top of the site.
Gale in Context: Elementary is a research database for Kindergarten to Grade …
Gale in Context: Elementary is a research database for Kindergarten to Grade 5 students. This resource is a credible, reliable and ad-free information source. Students, teachers and parents will find age-appropriate videos, images, biographies, magazine and newspaper articles on popular topics.
Students participate in learning clubs, select content area topics, and draw on …
Students participate in learning clubs, select content area topics, and draw on texts - including websites, printed material, video, and music - to investigate their topics, and share their learning using similar media.
The Resiliency Thought Bubbles project provides an opportunity for students to demonstrate …
The Resiliency Thought Bubbles project provides an opportunity for students to demonstrate their knowledge of Microsoft Word. The assignment requires students to use critical thinking and creativity in writing their own original idea that demonstrates both Fixed Mindset and Resiliency. Students were shown a series of videos that demonstrate the meaning of Resiliency then challenged to use critical thinking when they wrote their own examples. Finally, I selected one student example from each of my six PAA Multimedia classes and created a bulletin board display; the display includes a Brain illustration that was a collaborative and creative endeavor between a grade ten student and a grade twelve student.
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