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• Use Air Server App to project direct access to your Think Central Science Book.

• This enables you to walk around the classroom during instruction while you are instructing.

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• Use Stage Pro App “document camera” function to annotate over Science worksheets, experiments or student work.

• Use the red record button to create a flipped science lesson. (your voice or student voices)

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• Use the Telestory App and record a weather broadcast.

• You create one to model how to use it. Great way to kick off your lesson or as an activity.

• Now, have students create them.

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• Use the Tellagami App for a great Anticipatory Set!

• Snap a photo of the science book open to the page you will be studying for your background.

• Create an avatar of yourself introducing the lesson. (You or the kids!)

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• Use Skitch App to annotate over Science worksheets, experiments or student work.

• Consider having students do this at stations.

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• Use the Thinglink App to create an interactive image about seasons for an introduction.

• Use for an anticipatory set or activity with your whole class.

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• Use the Chatterpix App for a great activity or anticipatory set!

• Snap a photo of a tree or other image that represents a season. Record a voice to make it come to life and discuss the season. (You or the kids!)

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• Consider creating an exit ticket or formative assessment with Plickers!

• Quickly gauge how well your students understood the lesson.

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• Record students voices of their thoughts about a certain season.

• They can tell about what they like to do during that season, what they wear, and basic facts about the season.

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• Using the Pic Collage Kids App, have students demonstrate their depth of knowledge of the four seasons.

• Model for students first using the App.

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• Using the Popplet Lite App, create a mind map of either each season or a particular season.

• You can model with one first, then students can create one.

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