Kindergarten
projects are planned by the classroom teacher and the computer
teacher to integrate the work in the lab with the activities in
the classroom. These activities reinforce the reading readiness,
math patterning and counting skills, and problem solving strategies
inherent in the kindergarten program. In the early part of the
year, the students often dictate their writing. As they become
more comfortable with the keyboard, they start writing their own
words.
Back
to Unkefer Lab
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After
exploring with KidPix, the girls created a self-portrait depicting
themselves in kingergarten.
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In
this project, the kindergarten girls explored the stamps in KidPix,
putting the correct number of images next to the number.
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The
girls looked for different shapes on a "shape walk"
around the block. We took pictures of the different shapes in
our neighborhood.
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After
the shape walk, the girls created this Hyperstudio stack. They
drew shapes and matched shapes to their names.
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In
this project, the Kindergarteners learned about Rosa Parks and
decided what would happen on their own bus.
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