Fifth graders in Integrated Technology classes are practicing their online communication skills through Mystery Skypes with other schools. Today, each class called another school in a different part of the United States and guessed where it was located by using Google Maps and asking yes or no questions. Today's Mystery Skype schools were located in Calabasas, CA and El Campo, TX. The students had a great time learning about another part of the country and talking with students from other regions.
I like this blog miss Yong.
ReplyDeleteI like the first picture.
ReplyDeleteWow looks like fun.Did you use face time to?
ReplyDeleteNice job skypeing (:
ReplyDeleteI am curious about what author I am going to Skype with.
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you like the blog, Lisa. The Day 2 students only used Skype to talk to the other schools.
ReplyDeleteI had a great time doing the mystery Skype! We had some very close and good guesses. Do you think it was hard? I hope to do this again!
ReplyDeleteI like the pictures.
ReplyDeletei like skyping
ReplyDeleteThis was awesome. You get to find out what state people are in.
ReplyDeleteI liked the skype but some kids couldn't handle it
ReplyDeleteThe mystery skypes are awsome to do.
ReplyDeleteSkyping is fun. But next time I would like to Skype with students in Maine.
ReplyDeleteIt was super fun. I like it how they talk
ReplyDeleteThe skyping was very fun! I hope we do it agian! c:
ReplyDeleteI look very weird. :)
ReplyDeleteI was in a picture and it was very fun to Skype.
ReplyDeleteI wish I was here at school for mystery skyping i was gone sick, did you guys have fun!
ReplyDeleteSkyping is awesome. We Skype with people from Texas. I hope that we Skype again and we Skype with people from Florida.
ReplyDeleteI think that looks very fun for them.Who thinks this is fun?
ReplyDeleteThat does seem fun to Skype with people from different places. What was the best part of the mystery Skype?
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the skype and I hope we do it again but it was hard to guess where they were.
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