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Posted in iPad, Math, Roanoke County Schools

Decimal and Fraction Pic Collage

Posted on March 18, 2016July 5, 2017 by Tina Coffey

Mrs. Poindexter’s class used Pic Collage and Hands-on materials to compare fractions. Check it out!

Posted in Presentations, Roanoke County Schools, Science

Kicking Machine with a Tech Twist-VCEC15

Posted on February 23, 2015 by Tina Coffey

kicking machine

Lynda Graves and I presented at the Virginia Children’s Engineering Convention. Here is our Kicking Machine presentation:

Kicking Machine VCEC15 from Tina Coffey

Kicking Machine Video from elemitrt on Vimeo.

Here are our handouts:
Presentation
Design Brief

Cross posted at STEMCrazyTeachers.com.

Posted in iPad, Roanoke County Schools, Science

Solar System

Posted on January 18, 2015 by Tina Coffey

Students in Mrs. Grave’s science classes create Pic Collages about the Solar System.  Check them out!

Posted in iPad, Projects, Roanoke County Schools, Science

Moon Stop Motion

Posted on November 2, 2014 by Tina Coffey

Check out the Moon Stop Motion videos third graders created!  They used the app iMotion HD.

 View them all here:

Moon Stop Motion — Weikle

Moon Stop Motion — Ryder

Moon Stop Motion — Moretz

Mr. Ryder’s class also created Pic Collages to show the phases of the moon.

Cross Posted on the Oak Grove Digital Archive.

Posted in iPad, Projects, Roanoke County Schools, social studies

First Graders Make Economics Posters

Posted on April 13, 2014 by Tina Coffey

Students in first grade at Glenvar are making Pic Collages about Producers and Consumers. The kids LOVED using Pic College!  Here are a few examples (and pictures)!

 

 

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