The virtual learning world is still a new one.\u00a0 Many projects, and project ideas, begin in the brick and mortar setting.\u00a0 Teachers in the virtual world are always looking for ways to translate those projects into the virtual setting, especially when thinking of literacy projects for our elementary students.\u00a0 We will show you two examples of literacy projects used in both the hybrid setting, and the virtual setting.\u00a0 One project is a literacy fair used for young students, giving them a chance to dig deep into a book, or author study, and then present it much like a student would at a science fair.\u00a0 The second example is a book trailer, where students read a novel, and then present their book in the form of a digital book trailer. These projects were both implemented by the teacher giving parents and students guidelines, rubrics, and virtual tutorials.\u00a0 The parents and students worked on these projects from home, and then submitted them to the teacher.<\/p>\n
Click here<\/a>\u00a0for a rubric of the 3rd grade book trailer<\/p>\n Click here<\/a>\u00a0for examples of the book trailer project<\/p>\n Click here<\/a>\u00a0for a powerpoint \u00a0example of a poster session<\/p>\n