1. Read, list, and check-off steps you've done on how to create a PSA:
http://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Good-Public-Service-Announcement-Film
2. Read about and create a Storyboard:
How To
http://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Storyboard
Storyboard Template
http://web.hcpss.org/~ANN_BAILEY/FOV1-0009D4B0/storyboard.doc
3. More later, this will get you started
This is the blog of the EAST program at M. L. King Elementary Magnet/LRSD. Visit the national EAST website at http://www.eastinitiative.org.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Activity Booklet
How to Create an Activity Booklet
1. Read this wiki how to make a list of the activities that you could do: http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Activity-Books-for-Children (Notes: #4 Your story is your paragraph about Clean Water/Ozark Water Project; #5, 6, 7, and 8 may vary for the booklet we do; we will produce an electronic book that can be printed as needed)
2. Create a color page(s) about your topic by following this guide: http://rhondarowley.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Turn-a-Photo-into-a-Coloring-Page
3. More to come, this will get you started ....
1. Read this wiki how to make a list of the activities that you could do: http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Activity-Books-for-Children (Notes: #4 Your story is your paragraph about Clean Water/Ozark Water Project; #5, 6, 7, and 8 may vary for the booklet we do; we will produce an electronic book that can be printed as needed)
2. Create a color page(s) about your topic by following this guide: http://rhondarowley.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Turn-a-Photo-into-a-Coloring-Page
3. More to come, this will get you started ....
Bullying Proofing Survey
Student Survey
http://cis.lrsd.org/Survey/HIB/StudentElementary.aspx
Staff Survey
http://cis.lrsd.org/Survey/HIB/StaffElementary.aspx
Parent Survey
http://cis.lrsd.org/Survey/HIB/Parent.aspx
http://cis.lrsd.org/Survey/HIB/StudentElementary.aspx
Staff Survey
http://cis.lrsd.org/Survey/HIB/StaffElementary.aspx
Parent Survey
http://cis.lrsd.org/Survey/HIB/Parent.aspx
Monday, March 31, 2014
Rock, Paper, Scissors and Math
Rock, Paper, Scissors (Angles)
http://www.instructables.com/id/Rock-Paper-Scissors-Math-Game-To-Teach-Angles/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Rock-Paper-Scissors-Math-Game-To-Teach-Angles/
Friday, March 14, 2014
Playingmondo
Playingmondo Basics
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rw2ekmmwpnbs6wy/Playing%20Mondo%20Tutorial%20Video.mov
Playingmondo Mondo Builder
http://www.playingmondo.com/lpilot/Playingmondo/docs/MondoBuilder_Userguide_January19-2012.pdf
More Coming Soon!
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
EAST Pre-Conference Highlights
Please congratulate the following students for being selected to represent the school at EAST Conference, March 19-21:
Eli Early
Autumn Edmondson
Angel Gonzalez
Tiyanna Johnson
Kamryn Singleton
William Wilson
Jakiyah Woods
Jaylen Wright Thomas Miller
Alternates (attend if notified):
Jordan Harris
Nia Joyner
Jermani Johnson
Eron Surrat
Trinity White
I also want to recognize the following:
Kamryn Singleton, 1st Place Website K-3 AAIM Student Media Festival
Teona Williams and Shanyla Gill, EAST Poster Submission (Results TBA)
Tiyanna Johnson, TRI-WATER Team Leader, EAST NSP and Display Submission (Results TBA)
William Wilson, Mapping Team Leader, ESRI Story Map Submission (Results TBA)
EAST Conference Team Break-out Session: Creating the Great Ark Adventure - March 20, 10:30-12
Eli Early
Autumn Edmondson
Angel Gonzalez
Tiyanna Johnson
Kamryn Singleton
William Wilson
Jakiyah Woods
Jaylen Wright Thomas Miller
Alternates (attend if notified):
Jordan Harris
Nia Joyner
Jermani Johnson
Eron Surrat
Trinity White
I also want to recognize the following:
Kamryn Singleton, 1st Place Website K-3 AAIM Student Media Festival
Teona Williams and Shanyla Gill, EAST Poster Submission (Results TBA)
Tiyanna Johnson, TRI-WATER Team Leader, EAST NSP and Display Submission (Results TBA)
William Wilson, Mapping Team Leader, ESRI Story Map Submission (Results TBA)
EAST Conference Team Break-out Session: Creating the Great Ark Adventure - March 20, 10:30-12
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
King Training Maps (Submission 2014) Description
Here are some details about this map:
1-I wanted to do a project about smoking because my grandfather
smokes and I worry about his health. I decided to map the smoking rates
of each state and see which state smokes the least and most.
2-The map can benefit EAST students making posters about smoking
and a visual to any observer as to what is going on with smoking in each state.
3-I started this project to teach others (students and
clients/partners) how to map but decided that it could be used for other
student projects not just for training along with our George Hines, MLK, and
Arkansas Cemeteries Maps.
4-One of the problems I had was creating the map into a Story
Map. We are still trying to figure out the steps to creating a webserver
but haven’t figured it out yet. We completed a story map using just arcgis.com
> Creating a Web Application but could not put all the training maps
together as we had planned.
5-So far team members have:
*completed marking points for each state and smoking rate and next
steps; continuing to mark points of
interest for the George Hines Family Tree Map, MLK Map, and we are expecting to
begin the Arkansas Cemeteries map next.
6- Next steps for this project:
*locating
photographs/documents to help emphasize the story to be told by the maps
(example: smoking issues faced by
states) *trying to complete a similar map in ArcGIS Desktop
*compiling the smoking map
with all training maps into one Story Map
(Smoking Map, George H. Hines, MLK, Life and Times, and Arkansas
Cemeteries).
7-Skills learned in doing the
project:
*accessing and login into an online mapping program (arcgis.com)
*search and find location
*mark points adding description
*view and scale location
*saving
a map
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