In the same post in
which you placed your creation, briefly describe your experience completing Thing
8. Which of these tools intrigues you and why? Was it easy, frustrating,
time-consuming, fun? Share some of your ideas for using the images you can
create.
Completing “Thing 8”
was, in a word, fun! This was definitely
an area that easily applies to my young fives classroom. “Spell with Flicker” supports our classroom
learning objective of exploring and learning letters, especially in different
fonts. While playing with this tool I
typed in the names of my students. It
was fun to see their names come up with different styles and fonts. I know my students would enjoy seeing their
names this way too. I could also type in
the alphabet letters that we are learning
and we could see the different ways that a letter could appear. “Flickr Color Pickr” could easily reinforce
our classroom learning and exploration of color. “ImageGenerator.org” has endless
possibilities. I spent some time in the
“captioner” tool that I found on this site.
I could have a lot of fun with my students and adding captions to
pictures I have taken of them in the classroom.
Students could help me add thought bubbles that summarized their
learning on a particular topic. I could
also tie the captioner into our current Dr. Seuss unit of study. My students could help me add captions to the
clip art of Dr. Seuss characters.
Students would be asked to think about what this character might say. I am looking forward to continuing
exploration in these areas.
I can hear the wheels turning in your mind from here!
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