I-pads and stop motion animation A Brief Introduction

agenda Ice breaker iPad Overview Top 3 apps for LEAP Stop Motion Animation Hour of Code Wrap-up & Reflection

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Intro to ipads Stop Motion Movies Pre-downloaded games Duolingo language learning software Make and edit music in Garage Band Merriam-Webster Dictionary and Thesaurus Learn EVERYTHING on Khan Academy

Intro to ipads We purchased iPads because they provide curriculum support and enhance literacy and STEM programming. We’ve carefully chosen, purchased, and downloaded apps to the LEAP Apple ID. All iPads use the same Apple ID, ergo all iPads have the same apps. If you have ideas for apps or other uses for the iPad, please contact me first and we’ll see if we can make it work!

Intro to ipads All iPads are registered under the same Apple ID, so everything you save can be seen by everyone else. All settings have been put in place by the LEAP team and are saved under a parental control code that only we have access to. No apps or in-app items can be purchased. No apps can be deleted. Messaging, FaceTime, and Music/Movies/TV have been disabled. LEAP Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCydthjmrZsh3Gsn7e1aKa3Q

Top 3 apps for leap Howtosmile – Over 3,500 math and science activities, which can be filtered by materials cost, age range, learning time, subject, and preparation time. Garage Band – A great way to introduce music into your LEAP program. Garage band has a variety of different instruments and lessons, and can inspire kids to take out instruments from the library’s new musical instrument lending library! Math Games – There are 8 games that cover a variety of basic math skills like arithmetic, telling time, and geometry.

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Stop motion animation Create a short (10 seconds or so) stop motion animation film and edit it using iMovie. Include music, sound effects, visual effects, and play with the pacing of the film. If you have time, you can do voice-overs or sub-titles for your characters. Remember that everything you do can be seen by everyone else (for good or ill).

Hour of code Computer Science Education Week: December 5th - 11th 2016 Offline coding games Simple game development with Scratch Binary Baubles www.code.org lessons

Wrap up and reflection

Hour of code resources https://code.org/learn https://code.org/curriculum/unplugged https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgkahOzFH2Q https://www.tynker.com/hour-of-code/ https://www.khanacademy.org/hourofcode https://code.org/mc