Atomic Structure Graphic Organizer

Interactive Teaching Websites...

Some very good sites that provoke technological creativity :)

www.glogster.com  - There is a free EDU package...

www.prezi.com- Interactive powerpoint-ish presentations

www.edmodo.com- Teacher/Student interactive webpages

Ask3- iPad App

Skitch- iPad App - Photograpy/Labeling App

Evernote- iPad App

www.smore.com- teachers and students can make beautiful interactive presentations

www.gosoapbox.com/ 

 http://www.xtranormal.com/  - students make their own animated episodes

http://www.thinglink.com/ - AWESOME!! You gotta play with it to get it...

www.infuselearning.com - Infuse Learning is a student response suite that allows teachers to send out a set of questions, prompts, or even a quiz, and lets students provide their responses via any device - tablets, computers, phones, etc.

 

Cornell Notes with Doodle Line

Synopsis here...

I give the kids questions or key points on a slip (I print 3 columns per page)... As we work through the activity or presentation (or whatever!) they stop me when we hit a key point so that we can make notes in the center section.
The doodle line leaves space for students to sketch, write, or diagram anything that relates to the material that will help them retain the new knowledge. Mnemonic devices, cartoons, stick figures, etc!!! All are acceptable- but not required.

The summary is written during/after a discussion with their table team. Students write down their "take" from the lesson.