Earth's Moon | Las Cumbres Observatory Earth is the first planet from the Sun to have a moon. Despite being Earth's closest neighbor, the Moon is very different from the Earth. It has no atmosphere and the surface is billions of years old. The dark areas in the image below are called maria. They are regions that were struck by large asteroids in the past, which caused molten rock from beneath the crust of the Moon to seep out. The Moon has hardly any magnetic field, although rocks studied on the Moon show evidence that in the past, the Moon probably had a small, but stronger magnetic field than it has now. The Moon's Exterior The Moon is much smaller than the Earth with a diameter of about 3476 km or 2160 miles. The surface of the Moon is covered with craters because the Moon doesn't have an atmosphere to protect it from incoming asteroids and debris, and it has no plate tectonics that would shift the surface and cause craters to disappear over time. The Moon's Interior The Moon's History Phases of the Moon Eclipses
10 Word Cloud Generators You Have Probably Never Tried A few days back, we looked at five great ways to incorporate word cloud generators into your classroom. There are obviously many more uses out there for them – but that is a discussion for another post. We’ve mentioned most of these before – in a post from way back when – so I won’t go into too much detail about each individual one, but we’ve added a few notable ones to the list. (Of note, the list is in no particular order). The vast majority of them work the same: plug your text into the box, select a few options, and you’ve got yourself a word cloud. If you do a quick search for word cloud, you’ll see so many different types. Do you have a favorite word cloud generator from the list below? Wordle Jason Davies’ Word Cloud Generator WordSift WordItOut Tagul TagCrowd Yippy WordMosaic AbcYa Tagxedo VocabGrabber
The Kitchen Pantry Scientist Using Games to Help Improve K–2 Students’ Phonics Skills Use a Variety of Fun Games With Small Groups At a time when phonics is being welcomed back into many classrooms as a proven strategy for developing young students’ literacy skills, game playing is a useful tool. Keep in mind, though, that games enhance teaching; they don't replace it. They provide the rote practice that most students need to solidify their recognition of phonics patterns and that some need to an even greater degree. As a result, most of these games work best in small groups, so that there is plenty of playtime and expert oversight. There could even be several different games going at once in a reading group, to keep the numbers even smaller and the focus even tighter. Although there are many commercial sources of games, and even free ones to download, often simple-to-make familiar games—card games, format games, and board games—work best. For game cards, cut 3½-by-5-inch index cards in half. Incorporate Familiar Card Games Uh-Oh! Offer Format Games
Apple Music Classical on the App Store Get the app designed specifically for classical music. Available to Apple Music subscribers at no additional cost. Instantly find any recording in the world’s largest classical music catalog with search built for the genre. Enjoy the highest audio quality available (up to 192 kHz/24-bit Hi-Res Lossless) and hear classical favorites like never before in spatial audio, all with zero ads. Apple Music Classical also makes it easy for beginners to get acquainted with the genre thanks to hundreds of Essentials playlists, insightful composer biographies, deep-dive guides for many key works, and intuitive browsing features. The Ultimate Classical Experience • Get unlimited access to the world’s largest classical music catalog (over 5 million tracks) with everything from new releases to celebrated masterpieces, plus thousands of exclusive albums. • Search by composer, work, conductor, or even catalog number, and find specific recordings instantly. Requirements
Global Volcanism Program | Smithsonian / USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report News Feeds and Google Placemarks Download Smithsonian / USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report Network RSS Feed The RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed is identical to the Weekly Volcanic Activity Report minus some features including the header information (latitude and longitude and summit elevation), the Geologic Summary, and a link to the volcano's page from the Global Volcanism Program. At the end of each report is a list of the sources used. Each volcano report includes a link from the volcano's name back to the more complete information in the Weekly Volcanic Activity Report on the Smithsonian website. Download Smithsonian / USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report Network CAP Feed The CAP (Common Alerting Protocol) feeds are XML files specifically formatted for disaster management. Download Smithsonian / USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report Network Link Criteria & Disclaimers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. U.S.
Visat på SETT - hur du KAN göra en Canva På SETT visade jag i LR:s monter hur jag dels använder Canva men även hur du själv kan göra en Canva. Om du vill ta del av hur jag organiserat Canvorna utifrån förmågorna i mitt klassrum kan du kika här. Canva är en webbsida där du kan skapa posters eller bilder för t ex din undervisning, för blogginlägg eller inbjudningar. Presentationen som syns i filmen utgår från redigeringsfunktionen i Canva, dvs där du skapar din poster. Innan du tittar kan du ta del av några saker jag missat att nämna (eller så gör det det i efterhand): Hur du skapar flera flikar När du skapar en layout ser du pilar, papperskorg och en dubbelsidig flik bredvid bilden. Hur du flyttar om i strukturen När du är klar kan du också klicka på bildernas upp och ner pilar för att flytta om i strukturen. Hur du använder den som en presentation Till sista bilden berättar jag om att du kan ha Canva som presentation. Så nu kan du titta på filmen för att själv kunna sätta igång och skapa Canvor. Här finns nu podden.
Little Bins for Little Hands | Learning Through Playing Créer avec Aquabeads, les perles magiques Aujourd’hui nous allons parler loisirs créatifs avec la découverte de la marque Aquabeads ! Aquabeads ce sont des perles totalement magiques, une fois votre modèle de perles terminé il vous suffit de donner quelques pschiits d’eau dessus afin de le solidifier. Les perles magiques à l’eau J’adore le concept qui se rapproche du pixel art (et ceux qui me suivent depuis longtemps savent que je suis fan de toujours, j’ai même fais un livre de DIY pour créer une dinette dans cet esprit ^^), mais surtout le point positif en terme d’utilisation c’est le risque zéro de bobo en terme de brulures car ici nous utilisons uniquement de L’EAU pour fixer la création. les nouvelles perles étoiles C’est très intuitif pour les enfants, j’ai fais le test avec Alice, elle a créé entièrement seule tous les modèles que vous allez voir ci-dessous. le stylo Article réalisé en collaboration avec Aquabeads
How to turn your photo to cross stitch | Gathered Converting your own photo to cross stitch is a great way to capture a special moment or make a personalised gift. There are two ways to create your cross stitch pattern: use automatic photo to cross stitch conversion services or dedicated sellers or have a go yourself using professional cross stitch charting software. We’ve covered the basics of both methods to help you decide which way to make your photos into cross stitch. Main image: DMC’s Stitch Your Photos service How to convert a photo to cross stitch Automated photo to cross stitch: DIY method If you’re new to cross stitching, or don’t have access to professional cross stitch charting software, the easiest way to create photo-realistic designs is to use an automated service. There are a number on the market, but one of the most well-known is DMC’s Stitch Your Photos service. Simply upload a photo to the website and select options including size, stitch count and maximum number of different thread colours. More like this
Scientific Method For Kids with Examples - Little Bins for Little Hands Kids question the world around them every day and there is so much to learn through experimentation with simple materials. You can absolutely begin using the scientific method with young kids. Below we’ll share with you, how and when to introduce the scientific method for kids. There are so many different ways to enjoy science activities and the key is choosing the right one for your kids! The word “science” comes from the Latin word that means knowledge. So we can think of science as a way to gain knowledge of the world around us! The word “method” comes from the Greek word that means road. This is called the scientific method! The scientific method is a process or method of research. What in the world does that mean?!? You don’t need to try and solve the world’s biggest science questions! As children develop practices that involve creating, gathering data evaluating, analyzing, and communicating, they can apply these critical thinking skills to any situation. We have you covered… Next!
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