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If you find a unique or interesting game or simulations for teaching and learning, post to the group. The purpose is for members of the SIG to then review and comment. Good G&S software might then appear in L&L.

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Latest Activity: Oct 5

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Perception Zone

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Laura Smith Comment by Laura Smith on October 4, 2009 at 10:51pm
@ Scott and Michelle
This is a little late in responding to your earlier posts, but I'd love to know what activities you do with your primary students in Scratch. The youngest grade I have introduced Scratch to is fourth grade, and I'm hesitant to go younger. I'd love to get a peek at your lesson plans. Also, do either of you post resources at ScratchEd? I haven't visited in a while, so I guess that is sort of a lazy question when I could go and look myself...
Anita McAnear Comment by Anita McAnear on April 14, 2009 at 4:22pm
Hi Michelle, please send it to me at amcanear@iste.org. Word count should be 1000 words or less.

Thanks,
Anita
Michelle Podulka Comment by Michelle Podulka on April 10, 2009 at 1:05pm
Sure, I would love to give it a try. Should I send it to you or post it here?
Anita McAnear Comment by Anita McAnear on April 8, 2009 at 6:50pm
Michelle and Scott,
Let me know if you would like to write articles about Scratch for L&L. Some elementary curriculum ideas would be great!
Anita
Michelle Podulka Comment by Michelle Podulka on April 8, 2009 at 7:50am
This is my second year working with Scratch with younger students and they love it. I am trying to work it more into the curriculum and have been organizing a Scratch Day here. Hopefully we will get more teachers to see the value of this program. I actually think I discovered Scratch through L&L but I think it is worth a full article. Many people are using it in isolation and would probably appreciate information and feedback.
Scott Merrick Comment by Scott Merrick on March 28, 2009 at 8:24am
I'm working with Scratch, and while it's technically not a game, it's a fabulous game-building/programming platform from our friends at MIT's Lifelong Kindergarten. I'm learning it myself whilst laying it out for my 2nd through 4th graders at my school, so I have a nice, tidy, captive audience of over 200 kids at three age levels to watch and see how they progress. I think I mentioned Quest Atlantis here earlier, and my month-long work with my 4th graders there is providing me with some good fodder for NECC, where I'll be helping with a Birds of a Feather there, God willin' and the creek don't rise...
Peggy Sheehy Comment by Peggy Sheehy on March 17, 2009 at 8:52am
I h ave been watching Tabula Digita for a while now - They are seeing great results! http://www.tabuladigita.com/TD/corp.php?s2=3&s3=0
Anita McAnear Comment by Anita McAnear on March 5, 2009 at 1:42pm
I will post any press releases I get about new games for the group to check out.
 

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Anita McAnear Michelle Podulka Scott Merrick Ellen Nosal/Starostin Marjee Chmiel Jeremy Koester Greg Jones Peter Albion Peggy Sheehy JennK Andrew Sams Laura Smith
 
 


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