Kindergarten
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| Bird Feeder Experiment |
This lesson is an online project. Students will discover if the location of a birdfeeder has an effect on the amount of activity at that feeder. Students will monitor 3 bird feeders placed at different locations for 5 consecutive days. They will record the amount of seed eaten from each feeder and submit their data online. They will make conclusions about the data they recorded. Meets Arizona State Technology Standards 1 and 2. |
| Bug Stories |
This lesson is designed for kindergarten students to create a story about an insect using Microsoft Paint, after two weeks of a four week insect unit. Meets Arizona State Technology Standard 3. |
| Collaborative Phonics PowerPoint |
Students will work in multi-age partnerships to create a slide in PowerPoint that focuses on a list of words with the same initial sound. Students will add clip art, digital photos, sound and backgrounds to their slides. Meets Arizona State Technology Standard 4. |
| Computer Rules |
This lesson is designed for kindergarten students to develop safety and responsibility rules for computer use. Meets Arizona State Technology Standard 2. |
| K-W-L Charts |
In this lesson students will use electronic resources, with the guidance of the teacher, to answer questions generated from an Ocean theme K-W-L chart. Meets Arizona State Technology Standard 5. |
| Living vs. Non-Living Things |
This lesson is designed for kindergarten students who are learning to distinguish living things from non-living things. This lesson combines classroom discussion and collaborative decision making with the use of the KidPix drawing program. Meets Arizona State Technology Standard 2. |
| Musical Stories |
Did you know that music tells a story? Students will be listening to different pieces of music and learning the stories that go with them. They will then listen to a new piece of music and use Kid Pix to draw a picture of their interpretation of the new piece of music. Meets Arizona State Technology Standard 2. |
| What Can Bugs Do? Launch Page |
What better way to learn about verbs then to watch bugs at play? In this lesson, students will read an on-line story about different bugs just doing what they do best. The student plots on an organizer the activities within the story. This lesson even offers an extension. Great for second language learners. Meet Arizona state standards 5 and 6. |
