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| Curricular Integration | Classroom Resourses Language Learning | Autobiography | Research Using a Brochure Art | Social Studies Templates | Health | Math | Science | Web Quests Classroom ResourcesThese templates are to be used by all teachers. When the template is clicked the file will need to be Saved (NOT Opened) to your folder on your computer. Create simple projects such as poems, fairytales, fables, book reports, legends, or research in Word or Power Point. You can use page borders, clipart, word art, headers and footers, tables and more just using your word processor. These templates allow students to input information about them self. Use the basic template for grades 1-2 for newer users. It includes a paint box to draw them self, include some clipart and type a sentence. The Microsoft template allows older students (gr. 3 and up) to incorporate more information, insert scanned or digital images, and clipart, meeting more ICT's.
This template allows students to create a 3-folded brochure. Have a look at the layout and use this one or create your own by using text boxes and changing the layout. Students pull out important facts and organizing it into points.
Have students research an artist and do their own rendition using the paint program. Use Power Point or Word for presentation purposes. Check out the Ted Harrison example.
Simple templates incorporate curriculum outcomes from Grades 1-6. Basic word processing, inserting clipart, using the paint program or inserting graphics from the internet are a few of the skills that have been incorporated into the different templates. Use these or modify them to meet your needs. Students can create a poster about self-esteem, taking care of their bodies, or any other health topic. They can insert clipart, graphics from the internet or scan a drawing and use text boxes to write a word or phrase.
This template introduces students to Microsoft Excel. They collect data and explore and create a variety of charts.
Looking for a different way to investigate science. Get students researching their topic and using Power Point as a way to present it. Facts, drawings, and results can be incorporated and then presented to the class. Web quests are creative web-based activities based on curriculum that allow students to collect information from pre-selected sites. They require students to think critically and creatively, drawing conclusions from the information collected. Web quests can incorporate as many tasks as desired from one or more of the core subject. They provide students with a safe and quick environment to do effective internet researching. They require teamwork and collaboration and enable students to direct their own learning. Explore some of the web quests below that have been created by teachers who have been involved in the Integration of Technology Program. |
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