Teachers' Common Room: Using Visualizers in the Primary Classroom

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Thursday 9 May 2013

Using Visualizers in the Primary Classroom

Visualizers are a great tool to have in your classroom and their uses are endless! You can use them to display text in a book which is then projected onto the SMART board, they are fantastic for reviewing children's work and assessing it as a class and can be used within Science to zoom into objects or project an experiment you are conducting. These are but a few suggestions, many teachers have them in their rooms, they're just not sure what to do with them. I challenge you to have a play and see just how useful they can be!

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Good luck experimenting,

Miss B

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Thursday 9 May 2013

Using Visualizers in the Primary Classroom

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