More Changes…
The following post is from my wife, Jody. Unfortunately, we are needing to reach out to the wonderful, global community that I have been so privileged to be a part of, seeking help for my family. You can either read … Continue reading
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Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes…
Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes… Well, it’s been a long time since I’ve written on this Blog. I’m dusting off the old server to officially announce some changes. As some of you know, due to health reasons, I haven’t been able to be in … Continue reading
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Grade 2 Animal Book
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Tagged authentic audience, bitbybit, bobsprankle, ibook, ibook author, ipad, presenting, reading, research
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Google Earth = GOOD!
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Tagged bitbybit, bobsprankle, google earth, sandbox mode, Wells Elementary School
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Yes, Your Kindergarten Student is Programming!
Note: This year I am blogging weekly reflections at my school site (weskids.com) in order to provide more transparency in my teaching for parents, students, and the community (local and global). I will be cross-posting most of the entries here … Continue reading
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Tagged bobsprankle, coding, daisy the dinosaur, hopscotch, kindergarten, problem solving, programming, Wells Elementary School
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Programming: Driver and Navigator Roles
http://vimeo.com/94508119
Note: This year I am blogging weekly reflections at my school site (weskids.com) in order to provide more transparency in my teaching for parents, students, and the community (local and global). I will be cross-posting most of the entries here … Continue reading
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Tagged code.org, coding, collaboration, driver, navigator, problem solving, programming, Wells Elementary School
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First Grade and Multi 1/2 Move Into Their “Office”
Note: This year I am blogging weekly reflections at my school site (weskids.com) in order to provide more transparency in my teaching for parents, students, and the community (local and global). I will be cross-posting most of the entries here … Continue reading
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Update on Programming
Note: This year I am blogging weekly reflections at my school site (weskids.com) in order to provide more transparency in my teaching for parents, students, and the community (local and global). I will be cross-posting most of the entries here … Continue reading
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