By Sara Olson
sara.olson@kearneypublic.org
Technology is raising the bar for teachers. We can use the
presenter to build prior knowledge & hook students on a topic.
*TED
Youtube
Power Media Plus
Brain Pop Jr.
Schooltube
neok12
Educational Videos
Teachertube
Brain Pop
National Geographic
In the regular education classroom
Show & Tell
Handwriting
Excel Graphing activities
Weather
Tux Paint
A-Z Reading
Treasures Reading materials
Kidsperation2
*Starfall (books, movies, games)
Dictionary
Cont.
Project great websites
Do worksheets together on the board
Share class photos
Share class projects
Teaching a software program before you move to the lab
Teaching how to move around the web
Cont.
Teacher made Power Points
Giving directions
Helps meets the needs of your visual & auditory learners
*Google Earth
In Music
Showing Youtube videos of musicians that are long
gone or alive and current
Running our smartmoves DVD for a warmup (kinesthetic)
Powerpoint presentations (composers, recorder instructions)
Google squared(compare/contrast)
Showing recorder music when kids forget their own)
Use these easy to modify templates to review after each unit. You can even
have your students come up with the questions to fill into the template.
Games such as…..
Jeopardy
Power Point Games
Wheel of Fortune
Academic Vocabulary
Battle Ship
Ed Games
Are You Smarter Than a 5th grader
Use clickers to take a class assessment
Project a Skype conversation
Project treasure reading stories
Do you have other thoughts, ideas, comments, concerns?
Quotes
Animoto
Kerpoof
I learn technology
Wordle
Visuwords
GeoGebra
Vocaroo
Edu Scapes
Hands On Banking
I Love Wav
Xtranormal
Glogster
National Library of Virtual Manipulatives
Kelly Melson
Northeast Media Specialist
Kandi Stelling
Northeast Music Teacher
Dennis Hartner
Northeast 4th Grade – Social Studies
Kris Kampovitz
Northeast 4th Grade - Science
Annette Colling
Glenwood 1st Grade
Wendy O’Neil
Glenwood Kindergarten
Tina Kirschner
KPS Technology Coach