Tools guide
© Meg Davis
Tool grids and book lists 1. Other worlds picture books - suggested themes and tools 2. Other worlds novels - suggested themes and tools 3. 21st century learning The TINY links may 4. Very simple tools occasionally break. 5. Presentation tools If so, Google the title 6. Storytelling tools to find the digital 7. Wonderful extras tool! 8. Painting, comic and animation tools 9. Research tools 10. General purpose reading and writing + gifted education tools 11. Copyright and cybersafety tools 12. Working tools
Tips for using the Tools guide – NB The tools listed here are free •
Picture books and novels lists: lists The Other worlds books have been placed in chapters in rough order of difficulty for readers. The chapters start with picture books and end with a couple of very lengthy novels. The tools do not get harder – they vary throughout.
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Start here: here Go to the Very simple tools to select a super easy tool and then read the chapter that the tool occurs in, to see the lesson ideas.
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Easy tools: tools Tools which are ticked as Easy in the Tools guide at the end of this chapter are fast and simple to use. Tools which are not ticked as easy may take a bit longer to use – they are not hard.
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No registration: registration If this box is ticked in the Tools guide, guide it means that no registration is required. Students do not have to sign up. This means they do not have to provide an email address or their details.
Other worlds by Lizzie Chase with S Bowes, D Ivanek, Y Liu, J Riley, J Starink http://otherworlds.yolasite.com