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2014/05/29

Aesop's moral stories - let's talk about fables using digital tools

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Aesop was an ancient Greek fabulist. He is presumed to have been born in 620 B.C. Unfortunately not much is certain about his life but some agree that June, 4th was his birthday. It's an opportunity for us to talk about fables. Aesop's fables's characters are animals, often with a humorous twist, and his tales always have a moral and a lesson to teach.


If you want to read, watch or listen to Aesop's fables click on the following links:

Aesop's fables summaries:


Youtube cartoons about Aesop's fables with subtitles:

Aesops's fables audio files with a printable transcript:


SOME TASKS FOR YOU

1) WEBQUEST

Now click on the image below to open my Blendspace lesson  and, after reading all the information, write a report about Aesop, his most famous fables and morals.


2) MY OWN FABLE

The following is a Padlet board I made for you. There are 5 simple steps to create your own fable. Click on the image below to open the board, then click on each step to open a link.


Then, make a presentation with Projeqt (you can pin your presentation's URL on my Padlet board!). Click on the link below to open my short example.






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2014/05/04

Teacher appreciation!

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Teacher appreciation week: May, 5-9

Teacher appreciation day: May, 6

To celebrate this Teacher Appreciation week I chose a digital tool. 
Padlet is a digital notice-board. Double-clicking anywhere on the board you can leave a message, a link, a picture, a poem... (If you drag-and-drop your text-box you can move it wherever you want).
I'm going to ask my students to write something (positive or negative) for/about me. They can use their real name or remain anonymous.
This will be very useful to
  • get a quick feedback
  • become aware (or have further confirmation) of my strenghts
  • become aware of any problems
  • make the students feel important by telling them I really need and consider their opinion


I've just created my students' board, click on the image below...




If you clik on this other image, instead, you will open a blank Teachers' Board I've just created for all the teachers who want to tell their opinion about teaching! Leave your comments (you don't need to log in)!!



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