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(For this video, I actually made the lesson online a full screen, and opened ActivInspire to record the screen. If I used this in my classroom, I could then upload the video to my school website for students to review at home. Neat!)
You can check out all the things I bookmark at my delicious bookmarks site (Link on the right side of the screen.) Anything for Promethean is tagged under "Promethean" or "technology".
Now I've got to decide which things to use in my lesson plans next week. I really just want to spend a day with the kids playing with all of it!
April is Financial Literacy Month and a great time to think about gearing lessons towards 21st Century Goals. Not every state has adopted them, but North Carolina has. You can see just an overview of the 21st Century Framework here:
The one that stood out to me today as I glanced through them was under "Produce Results": "Demonstrate additional attributes associated with producing high quality products including the abilities to:
(http://www.p21.org/route21/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=11&Itemid=11 for a closer look at the skills)
We just finished biography projects in third grade and while I know the students practiced some of this, next time I can be sure to teach this aspect of it and even grade them on time management by having them turn in certain parts by specific dates. Just an idea.
What are yours?