Today you will use KidPix to create a simple drawing of one of the characters in the book Wonder by R.J. Palacio. After you save your picture as a jpg., upload it to Tagxedo and create the word cloud with the character traits that your chosen character possesses.
Today we will begin to create the class book Books Are For Reading in KidPix. You will illustrate your page, then type and record your sentence.
Today you will use KidPix to draw a picture of how molecules act in three states of matter.
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You have a battery, copper wire, and a light bulb. Can you make a complete circuit? Use Kid Pix to draw the parts of a light bulb and then arrange a wire (or two) and a battery to illustrate a complete circuit. Label the parts of the bulb, the components of the circuit, and the critical contact points.
Visit the site below for interactive activities about electricity.
First we’ll watch a movie about the circulatory system, and then we will use Kid Pix to draw the pathway of the veins and arteries in our body.
Today you will use KidPix to create a simple drawing of one of the characters in the book Wonder by R.J. Palacio. After you save your picture as a jpg., upload it to Tagxedo and create the word cloud with the character traits that your chosen character possesses.
Today we will watch a movie on the food groups and good nutrition. Next we will use Kid Pix to create a healthy plate by including samples of each of the food groups on your plate.
Today we will continue to work on map skills. Visit the website below to learn about map symbols. Then use KidPix to create your own island with symbols following the directions on the handout.
Today use Kidpix to retell a part of an Ezra Jack Keats story. Use colors and patterns to draw and paint in a collage style.
Today you will use KidPix to create a scientific drawing of the water cycle. Visit these websites at home to learn more about the water cycle.
Drippy the Raindrop: The Land of Ice and Snow
Today you will use Kid Pix to create a polygon creature. You will use the polygon tool and may choose any colors you like. After you print, you will write a paragraph in the classroom about your creature and type it in the lab on Stationery Studio.
Today we will use KidPix to create a picture of two words in the same rhyming family.
Today we will do some work at the interactive white board, learning all about the different constellations in the night sky. Next, we will use our imaginations and Kidpix to draw a constellation and then create a constellation.
Today you will use KidPix to draw your favorite type of weather. We will turn all your drawings into a class book.
Today we will use KidPix to fill in the boxes with the correct number of Fall stamps.
If you are done early, play the game Topit.
Today we will learn some of the tools in KidPix to create a picture of two words in the same rhyming family.
Apples, Halloween, colored leaves in piles, and pumpkins. It must be Fall! Today you will be introduced to the tools in Kidpix to draw a picture of Fall.
If you are done early, Carve a Pumpkin!
Since you have been studying all about Massachusetts, it landforms, bodies of water, and major cities, today we will create a map in KidPix, complete with a legend and a compass rose.
Today we will create a leaf in KidPix to add to our classroom tree.
Create a card in Kid Pix that has your name and login details. Decorate with stickers and fill colors. Once finished, you will print and cut & glue to an index card in class. The next time you login you can use your newly created login card.
Your frogs have arrived! Today you will begin to create a KidPix slide show of their life cycle. You will draw each of the stages in a separate document and add music. Next, we will learn how to put the drawings together into a slide show.
To learn more about frogs visit All About Frogs
We will use Kidpix to illustrate and annotate your continuing tree observations through the seasons. After the four drawings and observations are completes, we will gather them into a slideshow.
To complement your Rocks and Minerals unit, we will explore how the inside of a volcano looks. Draw a cross section of a volcano in Kid Pix, then color and label each important feature.
Learn more about volcanoes by visiting the following website.
Today will type in your Tall Tale project. We will learn how to make columns so that you can create a long tall tale! We will also illustrate your tall tale by creating a picture in Kid Pix.
You have a battery, copper wire, and a light bulb. Can you make a complete circuit? Use Kid Pix to draw the parts of a light bulb and then arrange a wire (or two) and a battery to illustrate a complete circuit. Label the parts of the bulb, the components of the circuit, and the critical contact points.
Visit the site below for interactive activities about electricity.
Today you will create an illustration in Kid Pix which goes along with your paragraph on your dream for the world. We will record your words and put them into a class movie.
Today we will create a Life Cycle Of A Mealworm drawing in KidPix. We will review how to use the pencil, circle, fill bucket, eraser, text tool and the undo guy.
Click on the Group folder (it says your teacher’s name) on your dock. Double click on the Meal Worm.kpx empty template and begin your drawing.
Since you have been studying all about Massachusetts, it landforms, bodies of water, and major cities, today we will create a map in KidPix, complete with a legend and a compass rose.
Your frogs have arrived! Today you will begin to create a KidPix slide show of their life cycle. You will draw each of the stages in a separate document and add music. Next, we will learn how to put the drawings together into a slide show.
To learn more about frogs visit All About Frogs
Create a slideshow that shows where you are in your neighborhood, town, state, country, continent, and planet. Each week you’ll work on one or more pages in Kid Pix. When finished, put the pages together to make a slideshow. Click the picture below for a sample of what a finished project will look like.
Today you will create a puzzle piece celebrating Earth Day. Be creative and colorful. We will assemble the puzzle and hang it up for the school to admire!
Today will type in your Tall Tale project. We will learn how to make columns so that you can create a long tall tale! We will also illustrate your tall tale by creating a picture in Kid Pix.
Since you have been studying all about Massachusetts, it landforms, bodies of water, and major cities, today we will create a map in KidPix, complete with a legend and a compass rose.
Create a slideshow in KidPix that illustrates the first five phases of the moon from new to full. We’ll start by reviewing the phases of the moon by going to an interactive website. Then, open each of the seven slides in the Phases of the Moon folder and follow the directions given. Once finished, create a slideshow in Kid Pix. Click here for a sample.
You have a battery, copper wire, and a light bulb. Can you make a complete circuit? Use Kid Pix to draw the parts of a light bulb and then arrange a wire (or two) and a battery to illustrate a complete circuit. Label the parts of the bulb, the components of the circuit, and the critical contact points.
Visit the site below for interactive activities about electricity.
Today you will use Kidpix to create a visual solution to your chosen word problem. After creating the drawings, you will record your thinking on the picture. When all your pictures are complete move to the slide show section of Kid Pix and create a slide show of the solution. Export in iPod format and place in your file locker in Edline to bring home.
Today you will use Kidpix to illustrate your story about your vacation week. We will record the stories in a Voicethread and publish them on the Internet.
In your studies of colonial life, you have learned all about the role of the town crier. We will take your town crier messages and put them in a Voicethread. Before recording your message you will create a self portrait in Kidpix, complete with town crier costume!
Today we will create a Life Cycle Of A Meal Worm drawing in KidPix. We will review how to use the pencil, circle, fill bucket, eraser, text tool and the undo guy.
Click on the Group folder (it says your teacher’s name) on your dock. Double click on the Meal Worm.kpx empty template and begin your drawing.
You have a battery, copper wire, and a light bulb. Can you make a complete circuit? Use Kid Pix to draw the parts of a light bulb and then arrange a wire (or two) and a battery to illustrate a complete circuit. Label the parts of the bulb, the components of the circuit, and the critical contact points.
Visit the site below for interactive activities about electricity.
Today we will create a Life Cycle Of A Meal Worm drawing in KidPix. We will review how to use the pencil, circle, fill bucket, eraser, text tool and the undo guy.
Click on the Group folder (it says your teacher’s name) on your dock. Double click on the Meal Worm.kpx empty template and begin your drawing.
Today is International Dot Day! We will listen to author and illustrator Peter Reynold’s read his book, The Dot, and then we will head to our computers to “Make Our Mark” with Kidpix.
Welcome to the computer lab. Today you will learn the rules of the lab, get your assigned seat, and log in. If time allows we will use Photobooth to take a picture of ourselves to use with our first project, creating Login Cards.
Your caterpillars have arrived! To enhance your study of the life cycle of the painted lady butterfly, we will use Kid Pix to draw the four stages of the butterfly’s life cycle.
Learn more about butterflies by visiting the websites below.
You have been watching your frogs in the classroom grow and change. Today we will use KidPix to draw the life cycle of a frog.
To learn more about frogs visit All About Frogs.
Your frogs have arrived! Today you will begin to create a KidPix slide show of their life cycle. You will draw each of the stages in a separate document and add music. Next, we will learn how to put the drawings together into a slide show.
To learn more about frogs visit All About Frogs
Today you will use KidPix to draw a picture of how molecules act in three states of matter.
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Today will will start to create our Water Conservation Tips book. Each student will illustrate in Kid Pix a water conservation tip. We will save all the tips as jpgs and import them into iMovie. We will then voiceover each picture and add music to create the movie to share on the Internet.
Today you will use Kidpix to demonstrate how you would get a light bulb to light if you were given a copper wire, a light bulb, and a battery. Label the parts of the bulb and the critical contact points. We will import your drawing into Animation-ish to create an animated drawing demonstrating the how electrons travel to light a bulb.
Since you have been studying all about Massachusetts, it landforms, bodies of water, and major cities, today we will create a map in KidPix, complete with a legend and a compass rose.
Today we will create a Life Cycle Of A Meal Worm drawing in KidPix. We will review how to use the pencil, circle, fill bucket, eraser, text tool and the undo guy.
Click on the Group folder (it says your teacher’s name) on your dock. Double click on the Meal Worm.kpx empty template and begin your drawing.
Today we will create an self-portrait, in Kidpix, to represent you on our collaborative voicethread project with our Skype friends in Dallastown, Pennsylvania. Once they have posted their Voicethread of their 100th day of school activities, we will comment on it. The final product will appear on our page on the Collaborations wikispace.
Today we will create a self-portrait in Kidpix that we will use to identify you as the author of your podcasted story. Once the story is completed, you will record it, and we will post it on the Internet for everyone to enjoy.
Today you will use KidPix to draw a picture of how molecules act in the three states of matter.
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Today we will gather around the whiteboard to quickly review the Life Cycle of A Plant. We will then use Kid Pix to draw a cross-section of a flower, labeling all the major parts.
If you are done early, then visit the website below.
Today we will create a Life Cycle Of A Meal Worm drawing in KidPix. We will review how to use the pencil, circle, fill bucket, eraser, text tool and the undo guy.
Click on the Group folder (it says your teacher’s name) on your dock. Double click on the Meal Worm.kpx empty template and begin your drawing.
This week we will learn another verse to Our Computer song. We will also review the drawing tools in KidPix. Next we will draw a self-portrait which will serve as an avatar for Voicethread projects.
Your frogs have arrived! Today you will begin to create a KidPix slide show of their life cycle. You will draw each of the stages in a separate document and add music. Next, we will learn how to put the drawings together into a slide show.
To learn more about frogs visit All About Frogs
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As part of the Ecosystems Unit you will be creating your own ecosystem, complete with animals and plants. Today we will draw, in detail, one of the animals that will be included in your ecosystem, the cricket.
We will review the drawing tools in KidPix, so we can draw a self-portrait in preparation for our Voicethread project.
As participants of the Winter Wonderland Wiki Project, we will create a winter picture in Kidpix. After we complete our pictures, we will record the class singing a winter themed song in GarageBand. We will mash the two together into a Web 2.0 application, and then place the final product on our project wikispace pages.
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This week we will learn another verse to Our Computer song. We will also review the drawing tools in KidPix so that you can draw a picture of yourself for the class website. We will learn how to use the drawing tools, the paint bucket, the eraser, and the text tool.
This week we will learn another verse to Our Computer song. We will also review the drawing tools in KidPix. Next we will draw a self-portrait in preparation for our Voicethread project.
Today we will learn another verse of Our Computer song. Next, we will create the Life Cycle Of A Meal Worm drawing in KidPix. We will review how to use the pencil, circle, fill bucket, eraser, text tool and the undo guy.
Click on the Group folder (it says your teacher’s name) on your dock. Double click on the Meal Worm.kpx empty template and begin your drawing.
Today we will learn another verse of Our Computer Song. We will finish our self-portraits using KidPix, learning how to print, export our pictures into a JPEG format, and place the exported file into the Group folder. Go to the dock and click on the documents folder. Find your self-portrait document and double click it open.
This week we will learn another verse to Our Computer song. We will also review the drawing tools in KidPix. Next we will draw a self-portrait in preparation for our Voicethread project.
