[aisle] E learning lessons for k-4

[Callie Romenesko]

For older students, Factitious is great! It was originally introduced to me
by Joanne Zienty from Forest Elementary.
It has a series of articles and the students have to decipher if the
article is real or fake. It then tells you indicators for real articles
versus false ones too.
The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus is also great for digital citizenship as
well- it is a famous hoax, but it looks very real :)
I am not a teacher yet, but during my schooling for the MLIS and in my
student observation, I've learned about these sources.

Kind regards,

Callie Romenesko


On Sat, Mar 28, 2020 at 3:39 PM Margo Newtown via AISLE <
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> I’m focusing on Digital Citizenship and Internet Safety. Taking devices
> home is new for our kids.  Kahoot, BrainPop are 2 good resources for these
> topics and allows it to be a bit more game-based. So many teachers reading
> books to their kids and having them watch authors reading, it wasn’t
> necessary to add more if that.
> Also focusing on maker activities connected to picture books.
>
> Margo sent from iPhone
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> > On Mar 28, 2020, at 3:01 PM, Kulesza, Patti via AISLE <
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> > What are people doing for lessons for distance learning?
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