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ELECTIONS!!!!
The Technology Staff has been working hard on making a virtual
voting machine for schools to hold a mock election district wide!!
(Thanks Sam and Pete) School election results will be
available on line. More information to come soon.
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Check out these Web Pages
created by Fayette County TRT's
Barbara
Barr's Page for Sept. 11th
Community
Helpers
Web Quest by Jamie Burch
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US REGIONS PROJECT
Diana Hendrix and I are working on putting together a 4th
grade study of the US Regions using our forums. We are in
the process of looking for classes around the US to join in.
If you think you might be interested in joining the project, just
drop me an e-mail. The link above has information. More to
come soon!!
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 Keyboarding is an important skill
that students need to know. In Fayette County, keyboarding is
taught beginning with 3rd grade. If you would like for me to
come in and model some lessons from "Success with
Keyboarding", please let me know. I'll be happy to come
in an model some "refresher" lessons as well to 4th and
5th graders. |
 Interested
in communicating with other schools in Lexington, with in the
State, US or even Internationally? Forums are a great
communication tool, easy to use and I will be more than happy to
set them up for you. I have several ideas for using them
within your own classroom. Kids of all ages love them and
e-communication is quickly becoming a life skill. |
Techie Tip from Kim
Overstreet
Tech
Tip #7--Attaching a file to an email message
Want
to be able to send out that homework sheet to a parent of a
student that's missed school? This month's tip is how to attach a
document or file to an email message.
- Open
the email message.
- Click
on the paper clip on the toolbar or if that isn't there click
Insert then File
- Then
look for the place where the file is saved.
- Highlight
the document and then click Insert.
- Once
it's inserted, you will see the icon in the email message.
Then you can type a message or send the email
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| Looking
for Literature Units? Check out these great resources for
lessons and activities!
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