Showing posts with label digital story. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital story. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery
So I've done it. I've gone and created a digital story that I will use to introduce Lewis and Clark's exploration of the Louisiana Purchase and beyond to my students. Because I have students who are English Language Learners and students who struggle with comprehension, I will use this video to give my students a preview of Lewis and Clark's journey. This will give them an idea of the basic timeline of the journey so that when we start reading and researching the Corps of Discovery, students will have a beginning understanding.
Hope you enjoy!
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Lewis and Clark Explore the Great Unknown
I'm doing my digital story on Lewis and Clark, a unit that is coming up shortly in our school. I've got a lot of work to do, including narration, adding pictures, and possibly adding music, but here's a sneak peek of what it looks like so far...
I plan on showing the finished video as a prelude to all the reading and learning students will be doing. I think this is especially important because I have a few ELL students and several students who struggle with reading comprehension. Watching this video prior to reading texts about Lewis and Clark will hopefully give them some much needed background knowledge that will assist in their comprehension.
If you can't see the video above, too bad. No, seriously. I uploaded it to YouTube and embedded it below so maybe now everyone can see it (I think lots of people can't see if because they're running apple operating systems...at least that's my hypothesis since it worked on three different computers I tried at home...but now I'm rambling, so now onto the show.)
If you can't see the video above, too bad. No, seriously. I uploaded it to YouTube and embedded it below so maybe now everyone can see it (I think lots of people can't see if because they're running apple operating systems...at least that's my hypothesis since it worked on three different computers I tried at home...but now I'm rambling, so now onto the show.)
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