Hi Angela,
I think Common Sense has excellent skeletons of lessons and strong learning objectives. What I suggest is to utilize other apps that foster digital skills such as: Drawing Pad, Flip-a-Clip or iMovie to showcase understanding of the digital literacy topics provided by Common Sense. If you wish to speak offline, I have a number of other excellent apps in my tool belt and would be happy to share ideas.
Best for 23-24,
Aaron
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Aaron Brill Instructional Technology Coach/Director
Director of Innovation Technology
AIM Academy
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-08-2023 10:25
From: Angela Cobbold
Subject: Resources for Grade 1
Dear Aaron,
Thank you for your response! We are using iPads and Apple Pencils for Grade 1 students. We have a variety of apps with Class Link however I think that it can be quite overwhelming for the students. I would like to build on their digital citizenship and guide students to navigate online safely to start off with.
Thank you,
Angela
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Angela Cobbold Teacher/Faculty (PK-12)
Original Message:
Sent: 09-08-2023 08:49
From: Aaron Brill
Subject: Resources for Grade 1
Hi Angela,
What types of devices are your students using? I have some suggestions depending on if platforms/ hardware align. We are an iPad school for our LS students.
Best,
Aaron
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Aaron Brill Instructional Technology Coach/Director
Director of Innovation Technology
AIM Academy
Original Message:
Sent: 09-08-2023 07:30
From: Angela Cobbold
Subject: Resources for Grade 1
Dear ISTE educators,
I am currently exploring Grade 1 classroom resources to teach digital skills. I have found CommonSense and Book Creator to be quite helpful to elevate digital skills so far. Do you have other suggestions or advice to find more resources for Grade 1 students?
Thanks a bunch,
Angela
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Angela Cobbold Teacher/Faculty (PK-12)
NEOM Community School
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