TEACHER Language Arts
AGES 5-12
TOPIC The Summarizer - Using Toontastic for Literature Circle
LEARNING GOALS
·Retell, paraphrase, and sequence key events.
·Publish to shared account for peers to view.
·Use evidence and details from text.
"We use Toontastic as a fun way to summarize story events!"
TEACHER Math
AGES 5-12
TOPIC Once Upon A Times Table
LEARNING GOALS
·Engage students in operational mathematics.
·Hone problem solving and math metacognition skills.
·Engage through mathematical discussion.
"We help students find and tell stories about authentic math experience in everyday life."
TEACHERS English/Writing
AGES 5-14
TOPIC Literary Elements - Using Toontastic for Telling Stories
LEARNING GOALS
·Use storyboarding to outline and create stories.
·Use literary elements to guide and structure stories.
"Students create, narrate, and animate original stories using literary elements."
SPEECH THERAPISTS
AGES All Ages
TOPIC Imagination Animation!
LEARNING GOALS
·Story Narrative: Linking Ideas.
·Social Reasoning: Character Interaction
"We LOVE Toontastic for developing character interaction and narrative sequencing."
TEACHER English/Writing
AGES 11-18
TOPIC Digital Booktrailers
LEARNING GOALS
·Visually apply elements of a story.
·Understand dialog, character, mood, and plot.
·Promote reading for future students.
"We use Toontastic to create movie trailers for the books in our school library!"
TEACHERS Language Arts
AGES 6-11
TOPIC Writer's Cafe - The Universe and Worlds Imagined
LEARNING GOALS
·Draft and revise writing using graphic organizers.
·Identify main ideas and supporting details.
"It's so important to show students at an early age that there are many ways to tell a story."
TEACHER Early Elementary
AGES K-3
TOPIC Building Community
LEARNING GOALS
·Exhibit new social problem solving skills.
·Practice conflict resolution strategies.
"Our students create cartoons around classroom conflicts and potential solutions."
PARENT
AGES 5-12
TOPIC Hollywood at Home
LEARNING GOALS
·Inspire imaginative play.
·Practice constructing Story Arcs.
"We love having our own little version of Hollywood at home!"
TEACHER Elementary
AGES 4th Grade+
TOPIC App Design - Prototyping Through Story
LEARNING GOALS
·Learn about the product development process.
·Design and build interactive prototypes.
"We help students become 'inventors' and 'creators' of their own apps!"
TEACHER Social Studies
AGES 10-14
TOPIC Christmas Around the World
LEARNING GOALS
·Explore how Christmas is celebrated around the world
·Create a story that tells about Christmas in another country
"Christmas and cultural study was a great combination for a fun Toontastic project!"
TEACHER Elementary
AGES 9-11
TOPIC Story Summarizing
LEARNING GOALS
·Enhance summary organization and essay writing
·Work together as a team
"It's fun doing our summaries with Toontastic!"
Diane Darrow | Teacher
TOPIC The Summarizer
"We use Toontastic as a fun way to summarize story events!"
Jennifer Magiera | Teacher
TOPIC Once Upon A Times Table
"We help students find and tell stories about authentic math experience in everyday life."
Dallisa & John | Teachers
TOPIC Literary Elements
"Students to create, narrate, and animate original stories using literary elements."
Lillian & Andrea | Therapists
TOPIC Imagination Animation!
"We LOVE Toontastic for developing character interaction and narrative sequencing."
Erin Lobato | Teacher
TOPIC Digital Booktrailers
"We use Toontastic to create movie trailers for the books in our school library!"
Viviane & Alex | Teachers
TOPIC Writer's Cafe
"It's so important to show students, even at an early age, that there are many ways to tell a story."
Brian Puerling | Teacher
TOPIC Building Community
"Our students create cartoons around classroom conflicts and potential solutions."
Kent Steen | Parent
TOPIC Hollywood at Home
"We love having our own little version of Hollywood at home!"
Lisa Brigulio | Teacher
TOPIC App Design
"We help students become 'inventors' and 'creators' of their own apps!"
Brandon Hazzard | Teacher
TOPIC Christmas Around the World
"Christmas and cultural study was a great combination for a fun Toontastic project!"
Alma Bissot | Teacher
TOPIC Story Summarizing
"It's fun doing our summaries with Toontastic!"
James Gorcesky | Teacher
TOPIC Digital Storytelling
"It's a really cool way to engage writing."