Alright guys and gals the comment option doesnt seem to be working for us so we will leave that for now.
Try This out ;-)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/typing/
Mr Poss
Monday, 28 February 2011
First Activity
Alright Boys and Girls, Hopefully you logged in without any trouble.
Step One: Click on this link http://www.typingweb.com/
Step Two: Play One Game
Step Three: Leave a comment underneath this post.
Do you remember how to do it??
Have Fun
Mr Poss
Step One: Click on this link http://www.typingweb.com/
Step Two: Play One Game
Step Three: Leave a comment underneath this post.
Do you remember how to do it??
Have Fun
Mr Poss
First Blog for the little ones :-D
Well well i've decided to join the world of blogging and thought this would be a great opportunity to share my students work with the world. Over the next few weeks students will be introduced to new strategies and techniques using the computer and students will be able to, hopefully share these.
A lot of discussions have happened over my time learning to be an educator, plenty of people are willing to share their opinion on whats right and whats wrong in terms of promoting student learning. One area I feel strongly about is the term 'Winning and Losing', should we have winners and losers? Should we label winners and losers? I've asked my students about this topic to get there influence about what a winner is and what a loser is with interesting results. Whatever your point of view is underneath is an interesting poster which I have placed in my learning area.
A lot of discussions have happened over my time learning to be an educator, plenty of people are willing to share their opinion on whats right and whats wrong in terms of promoting student learning. One area I feel strongly about is the term 'Winning and Losing', should we have winners and losers? Should we label winners and losers? I've asked my students about this topic to get there influence about what a winner is and what a loser is with interesting results. Whatever your point of view is underneath is an interesting poster which I have placed in my learning area.
Winning is a habit. Unfortunately so is losing. Keep the following contrasts in mind—and strive to always be a winner.
Winners are confident. Losers have doubt.
Winners hustle. Losers loaf.
Winners praise others. Losers complain.
Winners listen. Losers talk.
Winners are accountable. Losers point the finger.
Winners are enthusiastic. Lowers lack passion.
Winners are great teammates. Losers are selfish.
Winners never quit. Losers give up.
Winners have focus. Losers are lazy.
Winners have discipline. Losers are weak.
Winners are loyal. Losers are self-centered.
Winners have urgency. Losers put things off.
Winners have pride. Losers don’t care.
Winners are coachable. Losers already know it all.
Winners prepare their minds and bodies to win on a daily basis. Losers don’t.
Winners do what losers don’t want to do.
Are you a winner?
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