IMA students recently completed science projects to summarize what they learned about ecosystems and Ohio habitats. They used an application called Keynote to create digital books to showcase their learning. We will use this wiki to showcase projects throughout the year. You can explore our wiki by following this link; find out how technology is supporting student learning in IMA.
Welcome to "Our Learning Community." Our class blog is a way to share information with our students' families and the community. We hope you enjoy hearing about our learning adventures throughout the year.
Showing posts with label class wiki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label class wiki. Show all posts
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
This has been an exciting week for the IMA students! On Monday, we learned about wikis and we set up our own pages at our new wiki called: IMA Explorers (http://imaexplorers.wikispaces.com.) Each child now has his/her own username and password, so you can visit the site and see what students are doing.
We discussed how this writing tool and the social networking available through the wiki would help us grow as writers. Over the course of the week, students have used their personal writing spaces to draft and revise collective current writing projects: a literary nonfiction story about an animal living in or near Chapman's Habitat.

Team S is creating stories about a day in the life of an injured coyote while Team M is busy creating a story documenting a day in the life of a cottontail rabbit. We plan to share our creations with other Chapman students and the community. A purposeful project only adds to the enthusiasm!
The students are blending the art of narrative writing with the big ideas and details of nonfiction writing. Each writer developed a story plan so accurate information could be infused throughout the narrative. Our biggest focus: show, don't tell the reader what is happening in the story. We are already seeing so many amazing drafts from students! The other evident feature: the children are SO motivated by digital writing.
Stay tuned for more exciting learning adventures
We discussed how this writing tool and the social networking available through the wiki would help us grow as writers. Over the course of the week, students have used their personal writing spaces to draft and revise collective current writing projects: a literary nonfiction story about an animal living in or near Chapman's Habitat.
Team S is creating stories about a day in the life of an injured coyote while Team M is busy creating a story documenting a day in the life of a cottontail rabbit. We plan to share our creations with other Chapman students and the community. A purposeful project only adds to the enthusiasm!
The students are blending the art of narrative writing with the big ideas and details of nonfiction writing. Each writer developed a story plan so accurate information could be infused throughout the narrative. Our biggest focus: show, don't tell the reader what is happening in the story. We are already seeing so many amazing drafts from students! The other evident feature: the children are SO motivated by digital writing.
Stay tuned for more exciting learning adventures
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
IMA Explorers Update!
Team S received their username and passwords for our wiki today and Team M will receive their information tomorrow. If any IMA students want to work on writing projects from home and forget their passwords and usernames, they can email me and I'll be in touch as soon as possible.
Please use your child's username and password to view our site, rather than my emailed information so I can collect information about how many families use the site outside of school hours.
Thank you for your support! Check out the IMA Explorers and their writing projects!
Please use your child's username and password to view our site, rather than my emailed information so I can collect information about how many families use the site outside of school hours.
Thank you for your support! Check out the IMA Explorers and their writing projects!
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