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Pourquoi?  Pourquoi pas!

En effet, on aura plus d’outils … bla, bla, bla.

Suivant la structure d’un texte narratif et en employant une méthode d’improvisation, ils ont tout dévéloppé à partir d’un simple titre.

Ces films ont été crée pas les élèves de notre classe en seulement 3 jours!

Voici quelques films que certains élèves ont faits indépendamment. Ils ont utilisés les caméras Small Wonder de RCA – super simple et facile à utiliser.

Ranger son pupitre

Se préparer pour un LOCKDOWN – en deux parties

Nettoyer son pupitre

Voici des directives pour les routines les plus communes à l’école.

Listen to instructions for common school routines.

Tu les trouvera sur Netcaster – Woodrofe PS

Mrs Hall’s class prepared a series of ‘tableaux vivants’ or living pictures to honor Canadian soldiers. Here is an exerpt of the Remembrance Day Ceremony.

Being in portable, we have to be ready for anything:

-early winter
-visiting scientists
-early Valentines Day

Other than needing spare socks, we were prepared for everything … so far.

Four fictional students were interviewed. Here is what they had to say:

click the title Podcasting Interview at Woodroffe PS Netcaster.

Voici un apercu de notre atelier et quelques commentaires.

Here are a few pictures and some spontaneous comments.

Interested in learning more about Scientists in School?

Greetings students and parents. This year we will be exploring the use of in-class sound recordings as a means of publishing our discussions and projects. They will be posted on WOODROFFE NETCASTER – our school podcast channel. You are welcome to view, listen and leave comments on both the netcaster page and this blog.

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