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In the next video linked to developing vocabulary we explore etymology. In this video, we share a couple of useful consumer reference tools to help children explore and learn about the etymology of different words.
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Here's another great consumer app that can help children explore vocab by using this visual thesaurus. This is a paid app so if money is tight, it maybe worth downloading it on the teacher iPad and mirroring the results on your screen via airserver.
We've got another topic page to share with you wonderful supporters and these ideas all focus on developing, exploring and deepening vocabulary in our learners. These creative ideas will hopefully support your pupils to build their vocab which will benefit learning across the curriculum.
In this first video, I wanted to share a lovely little consumer app that could be a great way to share a word a day with this stunning visual dictionary. Here is this week's supporters video from Dr Chips. In this video, he looks at another useful and worthwhile resources to support teachers and schools with computer science. Check out everything mentioned in the video here - https://codeclub.org/en/
In this final video in the series looking at Refugees, we explore some facts and figures around this issue. After some research, pupils can then apply their knowledge by creating their own information videos that can be shared with the world.
Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at a Save the Children advert which again focuses on Refugees. The following document has some questions you may want to use when exploring this powerful and emotional advert: 
Click here to download a copy of the advert: Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at orally retelling the story by recording our voices over key images from the story. This gives our learners a great opportunity to share everything we have covered over the past few ideas.
Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at retelling the end of the story through a comic strip sharing the character's thoughts and feelings.
Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at the character of Mum and how the events of the story must affect her and what she must be thinking despite showing a different side to her children.
Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at acting out some of the scenes from the book demonstrating our understanding of the character's feelings and emotions at key parts of the story.
Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we think about what we would take if we had to leave our homes. Children can then share the objects they would take in their suitcases
Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we think in role as the characters in the story and share what we think they would say to each other by adding speech bubbles to images from the text.
11/11/2019 Refugees Idea 7 - Exploring Similarities and Differences within pictures from the bookRead NowHere is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at taking two images from the text one pre and one post war and explore all the similarities and differences between them.
Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at exploring a characters feelings both inside and out and share these ideas creatively through Keynote.
Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at another way in which technology can be used to explore, infer and predict using images from the story.
Here is the next video in the series linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at exploring the front cover before we delve into the story. Learners can make inferences, deductions and predictions using clues and evidence from the cover.
Here is the next idea in the series looking at Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. Using the work from idea 2, pupils write a narrative inspired by Enter The Room. This video explores how pupils can perform their writing to create an impressive and emotional video.
Here is the next idea in the topic linked to Refugees through the picture book - The Journey. In this video, we look at how we can orally explore the app Enter the Room AR, further learning about the situation that so many children and families find themselves in.
Here's another creative way in which children can share their learning through keynote. Similar to the Catchphrase reveal videos from the TV show, learners can create little quiz videos demonstrating their knowledge about any topic.
Plickers is a brilliant FREE app that allows you to ask multiple choice questions and collect responses from your class. This can be a great way to poll, quiz or evaluate children's learning and understanding.
This video gives you a step-by-step guide for how to get set up and going with this brilliant tool. With budgets as tight as they are in schools at the minute, the amount of money school can spend on apps will be limited. In this video, I share a useful little app that shares a list of apps that are free for a limited period for you to take advantage. Here's a link to download Apps Gone Free - https://apps.apple.com/…/apps-gone-free-daily-t…/id470693788
Here's another helping of Computer Science CPD with Dr Chips. In this video, Dr Chips explores some program types we can focus on in primary to make our approach to coding more purposeful.
In this video Dr Chips explores some of the great resources around EU Code Week. Even though the week took place in October, all the resources mentioned in this video are still available and well worth exploring.
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