Chatterpix can make anything talk -- pets, friends, doodles, and more! 

Simply take any photo, draw a line to make a mouth, and record your voice. Then share your Pix with friends and family as silly greetings, playful messages, or creative cards

Take a picture with this app and make it talk.  Students can explain their learning about a topic in a fun way. They could present facts learned from research, steps to solve a problem,  Beginning, Middle End of the summary or anything they need to explain.

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Ideas:

Turn your biography reports into a talking picture of the subject.

Take a picture of a shape –make it tell it’s features (4  equal sides…)

Take a picture of a letter or blend- make it tell it’s sound

Take a picture of an item in the classroom- explain a rule using personification

Take a picture of a character in a book- Tell the problem in the story

Draw a picture of an animal and tell a fact.

Take a picture of self to share with mom & dad at conferences and say something you love about school.

Take a picture of your biography subject and share a fact.

Take a picture of an inanimate object and make it talk to share a rule or make a point.

Explain learning on a topic

Present research information

Share beginning, middle, end

Personification- Creepy Crayons by Aaron Reynolds to create your own creepy character.  Slides with directions

Holidays Around the World-take a picture of a holiday symbol-explain your tradition. Slide with directions

Chatterpix Edu Handout 

Pic Collage groups pictures into grids to display a concept. Students can use pictures they take or pictures from the search function.

Export to Seesaw to share with teacher/class/families.

Ideas:

Show images that represent a city, rural, or suburban area.

Show pictures that show a certain number...example: #3 pictures of three items, picture of the number three, pictures of the word three.

Learn colors: Take a picture of things that are red, find the word red, use pictures that are red.

Make a family collage

Make a pet or stuffed animal collage

Use as an illustration for a report with a variety of pictures of the topic ex. Sharks, insects, presidents

Make a collage of field trip highlights

Picture directions for use

Use with search

Use with camera pictures

Stop Motion allows students to quickly and easily make a stop motion video.  Students just need to be able to take the pictures and Stop Motion does the rest.

Export to Seesaw to share with teacher/class/families.

Ideas:

*Provide story character pictures and students can manipulate to tell a story.

*Take pictures of spelling words as they are sorting them to make a video of the words sorting themselves

*Take a photo of a plant growing each day to show a time lapsed view of the growing cycle

Take a photo of your butterflies each day to show the life cycle

*Make a time lapse video of your class throughout the day by taking pictures at different times.

*Move math manipulatives to show different numbers.

*Take pictures as you put things away to make it look like things moved to their places by themselves.