We now have Bee-Bots in our classroom. Slowly but surely the students are learning to love technology as much as I do. They understand that Bee-Bots are a learning tool that make learning even more fun now. They love to push the buttons and tell the Bee-Bot where to go. We started with beginning sounds.
I made a mat using real pictures of animals. (It will help us make real-world connections because we are going to the zoo as our field trip in the middle of November.)
These are the animals that are used in a phonics program that we started using this year. Each one has a sign they do when they say the sound. They have to pick a card, say the letter and sound, then code the Bee-Bot to the animals that start with that letter.
They are using their critical thinking skills as well as problem-solving skills to get the the correct animal. They cheer for joy when the Bee-Bot does it correctly. Sometimes we would forgot to press "clear" before coding to the next animal and they would need to put it back and do it again.
I look forward to making more mats to use in the future weeks.
Welcome to my blog. I created this blog to help others expand their knowledge and to learn from other teachers. This is a great place for teachers to share their ideas, tips, and tricks for using technology in the classroom. Integrating technology in the classroom daily is a wonderful way to keep your students engaged.
Friday, November 3, 2017
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