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Story Events- Custom Timeline
After reading any story,
students can use TimeLiner to review the events of the story and
write them in their own words. |
from
Borreguita and the Coyote
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Story Events- Custom Timeline
Another example
of a custom timeline. This one sequences the events of Comet's Nine
Lives by Jan Brett. |
from
Comet's Nine Lives
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Story Events- Custom Timeline
Students can sequence
the steps of making bread as mentioned in The Little Red Hen. |
from
The Little Red Hen
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Story Events- Weekly Timeline
Students
can use the weekly timeline option to retell the events of this
familiar story. |
from
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
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The
Very Hungry Kindergartner- Monthly Timeline
After
reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar, students can write a new
version of the story following the same pattern. Using the template
to the right, student type in the names of the foods they would like to eat for each of
the months listed (Ex. ate 1 hot dog, ate 2 ice cream cones).
Students illustrate their timeline with crayons. |
The Very Hungry Kindergartner
view
download template
(requires TimeLiner 5) |
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Chapter Summaries- Slideshow View (TimeLiner 5)
Assign each student to summarize a chapter of a story. After
finishing each chapter the assigned student
can type his/her summary in TimeLiner. Then students create an illustration in
Kid Pix. The Kid Pix pictures are copied into TimeLiner. Using the Slideshow option, present the
summaries to your class. You can
also print the slideshow pages to create a class book. A great one computer
classroom activity!
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from
Charlotte's Web
view chapter 1 and 2
pictures and summaries taken
from
this website
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