Today, 2nd graders from Imagine West read the books Where in the Wild? (all about camouflage!) and Terrific Tongues (fun facts about animal tongues!). Listen to the reports below to hear some of the interesting things we learned about animals, and what we’d like to know more about!
Bunker Hill Elementary discusses the The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick. Use the podcast player below to hear the students’ comments. The podcast player has 8 tracks so be sure to use track buttons to hear all the comments!
Todd Academy students added some flair to self portraits using a webcam and Image Blender software, and created stop motion animations with Pivot software. See their showcase below!
In the IndyAnimation activity kids learn about Indiana History and create animations like this one! Click the image below to see the whole animation.
Recently, we celebrated the Oscars at the library with a photo booth and fun props, such as bow ties, jewelry, shades, mustaches-on-sticks, and more. This weekend, we struck new poses with the props, imported our photos to Photoshop or Image Blender, and added some digital flair before printing a copy to take home and frame. : ) Check out our showcase below:
In celebration of Dr. Seuss’ birthday, the book Mr. Brown Can Moo, Can You? was featured today in our Storytube interview, which we made using a Flip camera and some prompts drawn from our popcorn bucket. Watch the video below:
Gambold Preparatory Magnet High School visited the Learning Curve @ Central Library to research and report on veterans returning from the Vietnam and Afghanistan Wars. Well done Gambold!
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