Showing posts with label adding information. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adding information. Show all posts

Apr 12, 2020

COVID-19 worthy explanation

By the way, I want to share a worthy video that was produced by  word in data , a team who presents the data and research to make progress against the world's largest problems. This time, the word in data worked together with the Kurzgesagt team  and they produced the video below. It provides useful information for everybody.

Jun 7, 2017

Thinglink & OCEANS DAY

Thinglink is a webpage that enrich your images. How? Introducing information, putting notes, links, more images or even videos from youtube.
First of all you have to register, choose the free version. You shouldn't have any problem. After that, tap on "+" create at the top on the right and introduce the URL where your image is or upload it from your computer.
Then, you just have to tap twice on the image and introduce the information you want.
Here you have an example that I uploaded today making promises for celebrating
the Oceans Day (June 8th)
Drag the mouse on the picture below and you will find children's promises.

May 19, 2016

Free on-line English dictionary

Kids Wordsmyth is a great visual dictionary that I learned about through Richard Byrne blog. 
It is a type of resource that I like to link to and feature prominently on this blog (useful webs for children, right side).
Students can search for words, hear them pronounced, read definitions and see illustrations of words as I said. Thus, when they don't understant the definition, the picture could help students grasp the description of the word.
Also, the dictionary is arranged in a virtual book with tabs for each letter of the alphabet.





Apr 30, 2012

SPELLING IS FUN !

Hi you all!
Sometimes you have problems when you want to add something in your writings. 
If you are a little forgetful, it's very common to commit spelling mistakes. But, don't worry!
Remember that a/an is different from AND. 
Here you have a very energetic video to explain this. Pay attention please! You won't forget it!