I created this site to meet the requirement for 1st Grade Information Acquisition and review the famous Americans for first grade.
I created this site to meet the requirement for 2nd Grade Information Acquisition and review life cycles of insects.
This is my online course for learning how to create databases in AppleWorks. It has QuickTime videos and samples.
On this page I have uploaded a couple of interactive Keynote slideshows to demonstrate how you can use it.
This page gives you some ideas for integrating technology with your instruction in bold new ways!
Here you can download the animation handout and view the slideshow. You can also see student samples.
This is my old page of how-to videos for doing things on your iMacs and iBooks. My newer page is below.
Here you can see podcasts from my various schools: Crestview, Holladay, Laburnum, and Trevvett Elementary.
The month of October is Fire Safety Month so I gathered some good interactive websites and made a page of links for you to use.
Many schools are focusing on literacy this year so I created this page as a place to quickly access some of the best literacy sites on the Internet.
I created this Flash drag and drop graph for kindergarten students to practice clicking and dragging as well as graphing.
I created this Flash drag and drop matter sort using student artwork. I can do a similar project with your class if you request it.
Keyboarding practice—I scoured the web to find fun places for your students to practice their typing skills. The links are all on this page.
Here is a page of links to the best math sites I have found arranged by grade level Let me know if you have some good ones to add.
This link takes you to a page of activities I created for kindergarten to review sinking and floating.
This link takes you to a page of activities I created for fourth grade to review the phases of the moon.
Here you can find quick review information about almost all the famous Americans you study in grades K-5.
I am always adding new videos and handouts to this website to help you understand how to use your computer.
I am trying to learn how to use Automator and AppleScript. Here is a link to some you can download. My first lets you copy files to student folders.
This link takes you to a page where I walk you through the steps of creating a song in GarageBand from start to finish. It also has an online keyboard.
There are now many applications online (word processing, spreadsheets, databases, photo editing, etc). This site gives you some great Web2.0 links.
The Virginia Trekkers is a project we started in 2007 with the goal of creating podcasts and activities for the Virginia Studies SOLs.
