If you don’t live it, it won’t come out of your horn. ~ Charlie Parker
The Sharing of Digital Science Books, part one
Today, I am going to begin sharing out a few of the digital science books my students have created over the last few weeks. I’ll also work on a final reflection later this week. Basically, students had to use the theme of Cell Mitosis (the science connection) and an adventure story genre with Powerpoint to create a digital book. I have taken a few of the books and converted them into video for easier sharing. (I use a paid software program called PPT to Video that converts powerpoint and maintains all transitions, sounds, etc.)
This book actually had some video embedded but that did not come out. I guess the conversion program has its limits.
Here is the first:
Peace (in the books),
Kevin
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about 2 years ago
Great digital book! I love the integration of science and language arts. Kudos to the author and illustrator!!! Very creative plot and artwork. Keep sharing your great work!
about 2 years ago
Great work guys. You seem to have learned a lot about cells. I’m glad Mr Hodgson made you do this project
I’m looking forward to seeing some of your other digital science books.
about 2 years ago
Great job on the book! I’m saving this one to show the 9th graders next time we do mitosis- show them what 6th graders with a little imagination and some good skills came up with.