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A Vision of K-12 Students Today
Podcast Info
This I tunes website gives all the essential information on how to submit a podcast. This document is what we used to set up the account and continue to use as we add more podcasts.
Lessons Think about Power Points, videos, and
technology that can integrate technology.
These lessons may be the beginning of your podcasts.
Who is your audience and what is the purpose?
Let’s get started!
Ten Black Dots
Ten Black Dots by Donald CrewsShare the story and have the students make
a class book.Pose the problem “How many dots were
used to create our book?”Quick Images… Place counters on
overhead or doc cam and without allowing time to count, have students tell how many.
10 Black Dots Podcast
Doubles Baby
Read Doubles the Ducks by Stuart Murphy.
Students work with a partner to make their own “Doubles Book.”
The students then learn the poem from the podcast.
Get Up and Go! By Stuart Murphy Share story with the students as they
record the times on their clocks. Students make their individual elapsed
time books. Scan pictures and import these into
Photo Story. Students record themselves reading
their book.
Number Squeeze
Read the story More or Less by Stuart Murphy to the class.
Teach the students how to play Number Squeeze by listening to the directions on the podcast.
After they have played, list strategies for guessing the number in the least amount of guesses.
Show Me the Money
Read any book you have that introduces coins. I like the books by Mary Hill that introduces each coin.
After we read the book the children make their own coin books using coin stamps.
Then we learn the chant about coins from the podcast.
Math Games
Students record the rules and demonstrate how to play games we use in the classroom. These games can then be played at home or can be used by other classes. They realize the importance of communicating effectively.
I Tunes U
Tennessee State Department has several podcasts listed by subject area and grade.
Why use podcasts in your classroom? Talk to a partner and discuss how you
would use a podcast in your classroom? What are the advantages? What will you need to do as soon as you
get back to school? Good luck!