1st Graders use Green Screen to tell about their Research Projects
1st Grade Teachers: Steve Talley, Megan Bruns, Val SanFelice and Tess Northey
A Flipped Flip Grid
How do we make instruction more accessible to all our students? How do we make makers of them all?
Thank you, #FlipGrid! Mrs. Munro's 3rd and 4th Grade students participated in a Mystery Bag Design Challenge today! They were each given a bag with mystery supplies in it. They chose a design challenge "card" and solved the problem using their mystery materials. Here's how we did it:
1. Instead of making paper cards with written words, we created individual Flip Grid Videos with each of those cards instead. That way all students could listen, visualize and plan without any worry of skill or ability.
2. Each student chose one of those "cards" and made an incredible design. See pics below!
3. When they were done creating, they used Flip Grid to "respond" to one of the challenges. They took a video explaining and showing their designs.
4. Now they are able to listen to each classmates response on their own individual iPads.
Here are the questions …
Thank you, #FlipGrid! Mrs. Munro's 3rd and 4th Grade students participated in a Mystery Bag Design Challenge today! They were each given a bag with mystery supplies in it. They chose a design challenge "card" and solved the problem using their mystery materials. Here's how we did it:
1. Instead of making paper cards with written words, we created individual Flip Grid Videos with each of those cards instead. That way all students could listen, visualize and plan without any worry of skill or ability.
2. Each student chose one of those "cards" and made an incredible design. See pics below!
3. When they were done creating, they used Flip Grid to "respond" to one of the challenges. They took a video explaining and showing their designs.
4. Now they are able to listen to each classmates response on their own individual iPads.
Here are the questions …
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