Volume 2, Number 9
May, 2002


Content Guide:
Suitable for elementary school students Elementary School
Suitable for middle school students Middle School
Suitable for high school students High School
General tips for teachers General

Technology Applied
Into the Classroom
STLP News
Through a Student's Eyes
Assistive Technology
The Web
Red-Hot Links
Literacy On Line
Tech Help
Tips from the Pros
Training Schedule at the Ambrose Lab
Staff profiles
Miscellaneous
"The network is down . . . " (humor)
The TIPS Archives

Instructional Technology Home Page
Fayette County Public Schools home page

Editor: Jeffrey L. Jones,
District TRT jjones@fayette.k12.ky.us

This website is intended for the instructional use of students and staff of Fayette County Public Schools

 

Suitable for elementary school students Animals
Suitable for elementary school students Aaron uses Word and PowerPoint


Animals

Sybil Montero's First Grade Class

Cardinal Valley Elementary School 

The students researched their animals on the Internet, and then composed their sentences. The pictures and text were all created in WiggleWorks. Contact your TRT for information about this program.


Submitted by Nathan Cornett
Aaron Uses Word and PowerPoint

From Aaron's mother: 

"On Monday, April 22, 2002, Aaron brought his PowerPoint presentation home from school. He was so excited and proud of it that he wanted his dad and I to see it. He said, 'Mommy and daddy, come back in my room so you can see my PowerPoint presentation.' Of course I was as excited as he was about it. He then put in his disk, pulled up Microsoft PowerPoint and started to show us what he had done. I was just amazed at how much these little people (he is 7 years old) can learn. He did his presentation on a community helper named John Washington. He is a police officer and a friend of ours . . . "

" . . . After he had finished showing us his presentation, he . . . said, 'Mommy, I'm tired of clicking. I want to type.' So I told him that he could bring up Microsoft Word and type all he wanted. . . .  I have included a copy of the letter [he typed] as well as the presentation."

[Aaron is a student in Mrs. Bell's first grade class at Northern Elementary.]

Submitted by Dick Forston
Dick Forston