Showing posts with label Write About This NZ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Write About This NZ. Show all posts

08 September 2017

Writing using AR...

To help making our writing session (about Go4it's 'balancing') fun, students were introduced to Augmented Reality (AR).

Colouring the picture...
  
Exploring AR with Quiver...


Students were shown how to take a screenshot and then used 'Write about This' to add their photo and wrote their story...







Students who are new to school, recorded their voice...







03 August 2017

Choosing a picture for our stories

Our students are working hard to use the sight words they know in sentences. They are also learning to use either their word card and/or phonemic knowledge to help with unfamiliar words. Here are some stories...

02 November 2016

Fireworks

We focused our writing today on what students learnt yesterday about ways to be safe around fires and fireworks as 'Guy Fawkes Day' is coming up...

Safety Tips:
1. Never touch fireworks
2. Stand well back from a bonfire (students acted this out in a circle with one in the middle acting as the fire...)
This is too close...

A better distance...

3. Never go near a firework after it has been lit
4. Only hold one sparkler at a time
5. Wear gloves when holding a sparkler
6. Keep pets indoors

Students coloured a picture from the 'Quiver' website and used the app to bring their picture to live...

Challenge:
Take a photo of your quiver and save it to the camera roll. Open 'Write About This NZ' and add your photo. Write about being safe around fireworks.


Jeremy:



28 October 2016

Writing about 'Feelings'

Students listened to a story about ‘Getting Along’ and what they can do to solve a problem. Throughout the story they were able to make connections to our focus on 'Friends stand Together' with our 'Cyber Bullying' / Digital Citizenship topic over the last two weeks.

Students used their iPads and the Write About This NZ app to write stories about 'Feelings'. They had to make up a story using 'think, pair, share'.

Here are some of the stories... 




30 June 2016

Writing: Cultural Festival reflection

Students used 'Write About This' on the iPad to write a reflection on the Cultural Festival.