Zondle have released additonal activities and resources to help support the Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar tests. This video gives a quick run-through.
Also available on Vimeo.
This is a video showing you how to “hack” a website using Hackasaurus - www.hackasaurus.org/en-US/
The hardest bit is changing the image, but you cvan easily use any image on Google Images. You may wish to you use http://www.imageurlhost.com/ to host your image. It’s free and doesn’t require a login. **Hackasaurus currently doesn’t work in Internet Explorer**
Below is a YouTube video, the Vimeo link is here.
Storybird is an amazing website that gives you the opportunity to choose from a selection of artwork and then write a story based around those pictures.
It provides an educational account as well as a free version.
Below is a YouTube video, the Vimeo link is here.
A link to some ideas for Storybird is here.
This is a great, simple collage maker and only takes a few seconds to create a great looking photo montage. Kris from Collagemaker.me made the video below.
Wordsearch maker (www.wordsearchmaker.net) is a great free tool to create wordsearches for your children. This could be for their spelling words that week or it could be for words based around a particular topic. Once finished, simply share the URL of the wordsearch with them or use the embed tool to embed it into a website or blog.
If you can’t access YouTube, use this Vimeo link instead
The random name selector from Primary Technology (http://primaryschoolict.com/random-name-selector/) is great for selecting names for grouping or for the next person to present at a Teachmeet, but it can also be used to improve writing. Instead of names, enter different sentence types, spin the wheels and the children use these sentences in their writing.
More information is in this blog post. http://ianaddison.net/random-sentences/
If you can’t access YouTube, use this Vimeo link instead
You know that effect where a photo is black-and-white but one aspect is still in colour? That can be done for free, very easily using PicMonkey.com. There is no need to worry about layering, you simply colour in parts of the image.
If you can’t access YouTube, use this Vimeo link instead
3x3Links is a great tool for sharing links with children. It allows you to create folders of links or each box can just be a direct link. Ideally, there could be a folder per class or subject.
An example is here: www.3x3links.com/stjohn
If you can’t access YoUTube, use this Vimeo link instead