digi based project

   My students brought the words together to make a full sentence on wordwall. They both played and learned, thanks to our partner.

                                My students found out all the school names on jigsaw puzzle.

       My students created their imaginary friend Eznora on Weavesilk. She lives on earth. She can fly, she can make children happy, she can help old people and she can heal sick people.

 Our pixton class:)

                           My students' favourite web2 tool is educandy. They like it very much.

 We created our imaginary characters thanks to Weavesilk.

                                                          My students created some word clouds.

                                                                          QuickDraw                       You can watch my students' quick draw experiences from the link above.

 We put the words together to  make meaningful sentences on Wordwall.

                                                                  SlimAnimation                           Here is my students' slimanimation experience, they had lots of fun.

 We prepared word clouds on Wordart.

    We did lovely animations.

We both drew quickly and had fun.  

 We enjoyed doing puzzles.

 

 We played very enjoyable games on Educandy

 We used Visual Poetry.

 We played Crosswordlabs and enjoyed it.

 We used Toonytool to make dialogues.

                    My students expressed their opinions about digital world and our project on Bitpaper.

 

 We wrote our ideas about the digital world.

                                                                      We created our cartoons on Tonytool.

 

 

My students designed their apagraph.  

  We designed our project badge together.

           This is our breaking news about our digi-based project.

        We both enjoyed and learned with this quiz program. My students love Kahoot.

          We prepared our Pixton class.

  Alpaslan Ali Can BİLSEM Mine YAYLA's student  Ceyda is designed this apagraph

  Alpaslan Ali Can BİLSEM/Mine YAYLA's student Yağız BİLSEM We love this web 2 tool.

  Alpaslan Ali Can BİLSEM/Mine YAYLA's students We discussed the digital world.

  Alpaslan Ali Can BİLSEM/Mine YAYLA's student CeydaBilsem Alpaslan Ali Can BİLSEM's breaking news. We wrote the details of our news.

  Alpaslan Ali Can BİLSEM/Mine YAYLA's student KeremBilsem Alpaslan Ali Can BİLSEM's 'Project Badget'.

  Mine YAYLA DIGI KID IN JUPITER Hello dear friends! I am writing you from Jupiter. I came here from Uranus, so I am very tired. I read so many books before I came here. Now I know many things about this amazing planet. Are you ready to learn them? Jupiter has a long history of surprising scientists—all the way back to 1610 when Galileo Galilei found the first moons beyond Earth. That discovery changed the way we see the universe. Fifth in line from the Sun, Jupiter is, by far, the largest planet in the solar system – more than twice as massive as all the other planets combined. Jupiter's familiar stripes and swirls are actually cold, windy clouds of ammonia and water, floating in an atmosphere of hydrogen and helium. Jupiter’s iconic Great Red Spot is a giant storm bigger than Earth that has raged for hundreds of years. Now I am ready for another journey, Uranus  https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/jupiter/overview/ Alpaslan Ali Can BİLSEM Mine YAYLA’s students, Ceyda, Kerem and...

Digital Word. Fátima, Alejandro and Amanda 's students.  

  DIGI KID IN NEPTUNE Hi friends. Every day, I like to travel more. I come from the Moon and it has been surprising to know this satellite beyond what our eyes can see. Now, I land on Neptune, do you want to discover this planet with me? Come on, but wrap up warm first. Neptune is the last planet in the solar system, located at a distance from the Sun 30 times that of the Earth. The planet Neptune receives its name from the god of the waters and seas in Roman mythology, in relation to its blue color. Neptune is the smallest of the four gas giants in the solar system However, the highest density. Neptune, has an average diameter of 49,528 kilometers. It is considered an icy giant because it is only 20% helium and hydrogen. Neptune rotates very fast on its own axis which has a certain inclination. Due to the great distance between the Sun and Neptune, the rays of the Sun that reach Neptune are very weak. Since it takes Neptune 165 years to go around the Sun, each...