Author Archives: jlrobinson3

Check out the awesome faculty and staff at Johnson Elementary! Nothing like hot pizza delivered to your door by your teacher!
 
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Mrs. Parsley invited me into her classroom this week to work on a project with her students. They have been studying the five senses and she left it up to me as to what we created! I immediately went to … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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Mrs. Jackson’s students have been learning about the different holidays around the world. Today when I came into their classroom we create digital postcards to send to our friends. The students were able to use the stickers feature in Pixie … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This past Sunday and Monday several Elementary ITRT’s traveled to Virginia Beach to attend the 2014 Virginia Society for Technology in Education’s Annual Conference. While there participants were given the opportunity to sit in on various concurrent sessions, listen to … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Ms. Hamner (1st grade @ Johnson Elementary) asked me to come in a run one of her small group stations today! She wanted the kids to become comfortable on an app where they could practice their word study sorts. I … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Matt Caratachea and myself visited Julie Smith at Glen Allen Elementary to do a couple of lessons! First we worked in a first grade classroom using the iPads and then in a second grade classroom using the laptops. In Mrs. Taylor’s first … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Student’s in Mrs. Adams 3rd grade class have been busy studying all about Government. Mrs. Adams invited me into her classroom hoping we could collaborate using Google Slides! Prior to arriving I created a Google Presentation and placed the link … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Check out this awesome resource that Mike Renfroe shared on our Google+ community! Flippity.net allows you to take a Google Spreadsheet and turn it into a Game-Show Quiz. It’s super easy to use! Simply make a copy of the Google Spreadsheet, … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Huge shout out to Karen Hues for this awesome idea! When the #TechTakeout crew traveled to Fair Oaks and Trevett on Halloween Karen had an awesome lesson using the app Easy Chart to create digital graphs! When I shared this … Continue reading → Continue reading →