Our talented third graders are working on distinguishing literal from figurative language. What better way to do this than with idioms! After discovering and working with idioms, our students created their own video acting out the figurative meaning and then letting us know the literal meaning.
They definitely thought outside the box on these amazing creations! Way to go third graders! So proud of you!!
Second graders worked very hard studying five different landmarks in the United States, recalling facts they learned, and creating a Google slideshow! Wow!
After completing an I Agree / I Disagree activity in which students did self-reflecting, they took to Screencastify Submit to share their thoughts! These third graders were SO impressive meeting the challenge of multi-step, high level programing to create amazing screencasts sharing about themselves. Well done! So proud of you all!
Third graders learned how to insert images, take selfies, and work within Google slides to create masterpieces! Learn all about them!
Students in the third grade went crazy for captions! After completing a series of captions, they asked for more! Enjoy their creativity!!!
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Third graders shared their hobbies by creating videos of themselves on Flipgrid. The range of talent is remarkable!
Second graders in Mrs. Serafino's class are traveling all over the country to visit famous landmarks. Today's stop was Niagara Falls! After learning all about it, they got their own Google Jamboard page to design with facts and pictures. What an amazing job they did! 😊
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The fifth graders learned about the colonies in social studies during technology! First, they studied the New England, Middle and Southern colonies by listening to a Rap song and completing a Digital Escape Room. Then they used their notes to create a plan for their advertisement. The fifth graders were challenged to persuade people to move to their colonies! The advertisements included a catchy slogan, and information on religion, climate, economy, geography, and education. Enjoy the advertisements below! Be sure to ask a fifth grader to see their work! What an excellent job by all!
Learning about what life would be like as a child in colonial times made the fifth graders thankful for 2020, remote learning and all! They expressed their thoughts in the following tweets! Enjoy!
PLEASE click on first tweet and scroll through to see each one clearly!
We had so much fun with this project - the fifth graders brought their "A" game for sure! The students are learning a lot of valuable tools on their Chromebooks with these projects as well: how to download and upload images, take screenshots, take photos, use split screen, bookmarks, and bookmark folders plus how to mark assignments as done and turn in assignments in Google Classroom.
Enjoy these awesome Memes!
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Tasked with creating funny, meaningful, creative captions of images they were given, these fifth graders did exceptionally well!! Lots of laughs, heart warming and clever captions made this an enjoyable activity for all!
PLEASE click on first image and scroll through to see each one clearly!
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