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This blog will show the work completed by my class throughout their Games Based Learning Topic using Endless Ocean for the Nintendo Wii as a stimulus.
Endless Ocean
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- Class Dives (21)
- Healthy Mind and Body Week (4)
- Literacy (13)
- Massage (1)
- Numeracy (1)
- Parental Engagement Week (9)
- podcast (1)
- Prezi (1)
- Problem Solving (3)
- Science (5)
- VoiceThread (9)
- Wallwisher (3)
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- Voice Thread!
- Zoha's Imaginative Story
- Naeem's Imaginative Story
- Senna and Sharko's Scarey Adventure by Isabella
- Waves and the Lost Mum by Eden
- The Magical Anchor by Holly
- Elliot's Imaginative Story
- Humpback Whale
- The Children Seeing the Room for the First Time
- The Grand Opening
- WE FOUND A WHALE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Save the dolphin or look at the Manta Ray?
- The Dolphin is Going to Follow Us!
- Eels . . . Yuk!
- Another Day Another Dive
- Andy Warhol Pop Art
- Habitats and Organisms with 4A
- Science with 4B . . .
- Parental Engagement Week
- Tickling a Walrus.
- A Walrus on board!
- 4C Find More Seals . . . On Their Boat!
- 4C Find a Seal . . .
- Solving the Problem
- Problem Solving with Mr. McCafferty
- Imaginative Stories with the Parents 2
- Imaginative Story Writing with the Parents.
- Habitats in the Playground
- Perry's Story Ending
- What we learned from Mr. Moss.
- Mr. Moss' Atlantis Talk Part 2
- Mr. Moss' Atlantis Talk.
- Mrs. Desai's talk about making clothes.
- Parental Engagement Week
- Zoha's Story Opening.
- 4B First Dive
- Our first class dive.
- What we want to learn . . .
- Massage in Year 4
- What do we want to learn . . .
- Welcome back!
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I am a student from the University of South Alabama and I enjoyed reading your story. It is very well written and creative.
ReplyDeleteHi I am in Dr. Strange's EDM310 class at the University of South Alabama. Your story is very creative and fun. I enjoyed reading it and so did my eleven year old daughter.
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