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On the 11th Day of Tech-mas... & Last Day for the Giveaway!

On the 11th day of Tech-mas, I found a real pearl:

The Holiday traditions of the world.


Take your students for a trip around the world to learn how other countries celebrate the holidays using this link! Students can click on the different colored dots (pins) on the map to travel to a country and read about how the the holidays are celebrated.


Traditions Around the World

Have your students apply share their knowledge of what they learned through their travels by completing one of the activities:

  • Students can compare and contrast two different countries using a graphic organizer that can be created in Google Slides.

  • Students can choose one country's holiday traditions that they found fascinating and share why they liked this countries holiday traditions. They can share their response in writing on a Google Doc, in a drawing using Seesaw, or in the form of a video using Seesaw, Screencastiy, or Flipgrid. To extend the learning, students can reflect on each others responses.

Bonus!!


Check out the code a Snowflake activity and the Code Boogie where students can create a snowflake poster or create a silly dance while learning to code.


Code a Snowflake


Code Boogie

******GIVEAWAY REMINDER! ******

Today is the last day You can enter to win a "Swag Bag" full of goodies, you still have one more day. To enter, just drop us a comment below explaining how you would use one of the eleven Tech-mas ideas in your classroom ... OR share a Tech-mas tip of your own! You can earn an extra entry for replying to others' comments.


The winner will be announced TOMORROW, Wednesday, December 19th.


Stay Techie,


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Danielle Verges
Danielle Verges
19 de dez. de 2018

The students loved the word art and building a snowman! We are going to add our sight words to the word art! Thank you much!

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Nancy Oliveira
Nancy Oliveira
19 de dez. de 2018

My kinder class has been learning about Holidays Around the World. I would show this whole class and have individual students choose a country. Then, I'd read the information about each country they chose.

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Lynette Graser
Lynette Graser
18 de dez. de 2018

That's awesome Nancy Mendoza - I can't wait to come back and see these!

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Nancy Mendoza
Nancy Mendoza
18 de dez. de 2018

Thanks for all the awesome tips. I am going to use the "Build a Snowman" activity to go along with our writing project based on the book "Snowmen at Night."

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