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ANIMALS INCLUDING HUMANS YEAR 4 IDEA 2 - Creating Food Chains in KeynoteFollowing on from Idea 1, this video looks at using Keynote to create food chains and food webs. This allows children to share their knowledge and understanding in a creative way, export it as a video to share with the world!
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Creating 360 Stone AGe Timelines Here is the first idea in a series linked to Stone Age. Using Keynote, pupils can create their own Stone Age Timeline. Using the tools in Keynote, they can animate and make their timelines interactive and also export it so it can be posted as a 360 degree video to Facebook and Youtube.
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Creating 360 Images in KeynoteI have previously shared a video demonstrating how learners can take their own drawings and turn them into 360 degree images through Keynote -(Scroll down). In this video, I wanted to demonstrate how you can create 360 image from tools within the Keynote app. So if you're as rubbish at drawing as I am, the tech can still help you create!
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Can you guess the animal?This idea demonstrates how learners can create their own "Guess the Animal" video to share their knowledge and understanding of a particular animal in an fun and engaging way. This idea can easily be adapted to any object, person or place.
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Digital artwork in KeynoteMr Tullock shares another brilliantly idea for how to link art with Keynote. The potential with the new drawing features in Keynote are amazing. If you are lucky enough to have an Apple Pencil, it improves the accuracy immensely.
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turning children's drawings into 360 VR experiencesIn this video I demonstrate how you can take a student's drawing and turn it into a 360 image that can then be explored in Figment AR. The potential to this idea is huge. We have been using it for habitats in year 4 but can be adapted for story settings, historical settings or other places around the world and beyond!
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Measuring Objects in CM and MetresCarrying on from the work we did last week, looking at measuring different objects around the classroom.
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utilising keynote to support readingTeachers are creators. Technology can give us the tools to create and tailor resources to support the specific needs of pupils in our class. Mr Tullock explores the creative tools in Keynote and how to use them to support students with reading.
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Mr Tullock explores the Instant Alpha Tool in KeynoteKeynote is Apple’s alternative to PowerPoint but the creativity potential is far superior as demonstrated in this video!
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MR Tullock Explores the magic move Tool In KeynoteFollowing on from the Instant Alpha tool in Keynote, he explores the magic move transition that allows you to animate your keynote projects.
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Creating self portraits on KeynoteI had a great first week back at my school and I was desperate to give the new updates of Keynote a go in class. I challenged my pupils to create their own self portraits.
This video will give you a step by step guide so that you can do this too with your pupils. All you need is an iPad and the app Keynote! |