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Nuts and Bolts of Seesaw!
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OPENER: Innovate and Transform - 1, 2, 3
OPENER: Innovate and Transform - 1, 2, 3
DEMO: Magic Newspaper
DEMO: Magic Newspaper
Compare and Contrast: Folded versus Unfolded
- Watch demonstration and make a prediction
- Repeat with unfolded newspaper
- Document the steps to reflect on later. Collect digital artifacts using your camera.
Background Info:
- It might be useful to picture a giant column of air weighing down on the newspaper. This column of air is about 250 miles (402 km) high and at sea level, it presses down with a force of 14.7 pounds per square inch (76 cmHg). In other words, each square inch (or square centimeter) of the newspaper has 14.7 pounds (6.7 kg) sitting on it.
- If you know the area of the newspaper page, you can calculate the total pressure pushing on it. Say that the opened newspaper page measures 30″ x 23″ (76 x 58 cm). That area is 690 in² (4408 cm²). If each in² (2.5cm²) has a force of 14.7 pounds (6.7 kg) pushing on it, then 10,143 pounds (52, 454 cmHg) are holding it down!
Atmosphere Exit Ticket:
Atmosphere Exit Ticket:
- Big Question: Can you explain this to a friend or family member? Do you understand?
- Use the Draw Tool to circle an emoji that describes your understanding.
- Use the Mic Tool or the Caption Tool to elaborate on your understanding.
Activity: Exit Ticket Demo
Activity: Exit Ticket Demo
Consider the following: You will not be able to play along because you in a demo student account. You can only create Activities from a Teacher account.
- How to create an activity.
- Share, Schedule or Save for Later
- Create or explore the gallery of existing activities
- Share in Seesaw for Schools
- Learn more about Seesaw Activities here.
The Learning Journey: Create, Annotate and Publish
The Learning Journey: Create, Annotate and Publish
Goal: Submerge the paper town under the water without it getting wet.
- You can only use the materials provided, but you don't have to use them all.
- Be careful with water. Keep your lab station clean and dray. 😀
- Document the process. Create artifacts!
- Create a slideshow overview (less than 10 pics) highlight your process. Make sure they are in order.
- Use the Mic or Caption tool to summarize your drawing.
- Post!
Formative Assessment - Manifest Destiny
Formative Assessment - Manifest Destiny
- Highlight 3 important drivers of Manifest Destiny in the painting American Progress using the label tool.
- Highlight 3 important consequences of Manifest Destiny in the painting American Progress using the label tool. .
- Propose a revised name for the painting, "American Progress" using the caption tool.
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What goes into a Learning Journal?
What goes into a Learning Journal?
Post Your Wow! Work - Your Seesaw post represents you and will have a big audience.
- Wow! This is my best work!
- Wow! I figured something out!
- Wow! I did something for the first time!
- Wow! I need to teach you this!
Always Explain What’s Going On - Tell me what your thinking.
- In this post, I am showing …
- I’m sharing this because …
- I learned …
Extras:
Extras:
Seesaw Bingo - Find Someone Who
Seesaw Bingo - Find Someone Who
- Create and Activity OR tap/click the three dots menu under the Bingo Board in Seesaw
- Choose Copy and Edit
- Use the Draw Tool to write in the name of each person you meet that helps you complete each challenge.
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