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Some of the basic skills that students learn in kindergarten are caring for things, from school supplies to technology as well as caring for others.
Students must develop a responsibility to care for the resources granted to them. It is important to emphasize that the devices are learning tools rather than just games.
Ideas to try:
Ideas to try:
QR Code Stations - Generating QR codes for a website is super simple. On the body of any webpage, two-finger tap to get the right-click menu. Then choose the option to create a QR code. You can copy and paste this code into a tool like Google Slides or Canva to create a printable activity for students.
Seesaw reflections: Seesaw's tools allow students to do so much, from drawing, speaking, recording video, or taking pictures. This can be a great place for students to reflect on their learning. The tasks don't need to be digital, but the act of adding a picture and recording their voice is a huge first step on their digital journey.
Picture-Scavenger Hunt: Teach kids some basic skills while applying appropriate technology use. What are we allowed to take pictures of? Should I ask permission to take a picture of someone else? This can encourage a great discussion on respecting others' privacy as well as the technology available.
Basic Operations
Basic Operations
Unlocking/locking the iPad
Opening specified app
Closing out of applications
Identifying components (volume, headphone jack, camera, home button, etc.)
Multimedia and Presentation
Multimedia and Presentation
QR stations for accessing videos
Pause and play
Digital Citizenship
Digital Citizenship
Procedures for technology
Communication
Communication
Seesaw
Camera
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