miércoles, 27 de noviembre de 2013

I CAN TELL IT WORKSHOP


Hello bloggers!

Today I am very glad to share with you one of my best experiences during my degree. It happened thanks to the project called IcanTellIt designed by my teacher Raquel Fernández.

Have you ever imagine that new technologies, fairy tales and reading promotion could work together? With my bilingual teachers partners everything is possible!


We have enjoyed this activity with the students of 2nd year Primary Children coming from Daoiz y Velarde State school. 

  • PLOT OF THE PROJECT

A Boring Wizard has started to blow all the pages books and all the fairy tales characters have forgotten their identity. However, these magnificent students will help them to recover their memory and retell the story again.
This main objective will be achieved with the help of ICT and the different workshops created by all my partners, each one belongs to different popular fairy tales. Below you could find the description of my group proposal.

  • MY GROUP POPULAR FAIRY TALE

When students arrived to our workshop they found a class very decorated: many flowers and birds, a big tree and the walls were re-covered by grass. Moreover, three characters were playing and dancing, trough this song they should guess who we were. Let’s see if you guess it!




So… Who are we? Very good the THREE LITTLE PIGS! After this song, we observed a big poster sticked in the tree that said wanted. The children also discovered that was the wolf paying attention to our descriptions. Then, the students should build the story with ICT before the wolf comes into the class. Subsequently, they were divided in groups of three and each one had a different house. Children should build their house with the correct material. Furthermore, with the help of additional characters: Mrs. Mouse, Mrs. Fairy and Mr. Lion, they should think about a good plan to scared the wolf. Finally, these students worked really hard and we all were save =)

  • WORKING WITH ICT

As it is mentioned before, this project has been designed with the help of ICT. In our case, we have used a good and useful program called Edilim (click there if you want to see more information). We discovered it in the first course of our degree with our teacher Inmaculada Tello. It is a free tool that let you build multimedia books where you could combine different types of activities: matching, filling gaps, choosing the correct option, classifying pictures, working with texts... One of the main advantages that Edilim has is that could be used in any subject and in the language you choose! Moreover, it is possible to add pictures and voices notes. During the project we use it to help students:
  1.          Recognize the three little pigs’ houses
  2.          Identify the wolf role
  3.          Build the story again



  

Students enjoyed a lot because they had an active attitude moving the pictures and thinking about the correct option.

Would you like to share with me how you use ICT in your workshop?

Finally, I would like to congratulate all my partners, they all do a great job and we could see how children enjoyed!


Thank you for reading my blog! See you in the next post! 
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2 comentarios:

  1. Dear Carla, you did good work!!! I have visited your workshop during the break and I liked it a lot! The atmosphere in your class was fantastic!It was a huge preparing! Now when I can see activity from the workshop I think it was good way to organized it. The different types of activity which you used very good and interesting for children. They could study and also take a pleasure of it! The program which you used- Edilim - is new for me, and in my opinion it will be very good idea to use it as part of the lesson. I'm sure that children liked this story and interpretation of you group too, of course. It was a good experience for all of us! Thank you for interesting post!!!

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  2. Wonderful work, Carla and co. Your workshop was really good and you integrated ICT very well. I'm proud of your effort!

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