This is a simple webpage that substitutes for a magnetic letter board for phonics teaching. Infinite letters. Phonics Board. Nothing much to it. I’ve made a few pages like this for use in class. As per the gif above my pupils use it on iPads.
Aaron Davis (Read Write Collect)...I think that I would probably describe myself as a non-financial supporter?...
Aaron,
We have been here before but the phrase
non-financial supporter
clicked for me. Hopefully by being a good web citizen: bookmarking, sharing, commenting (if the author wishes replied), discussing, bug reporting, pull requesting supports folk who we value online?
Two oaks and a sycamore
A few weeks ago, I bought a Google Assistant-powered smart display and put it in our kitchen in place of the DAB radio.
Doug talks about he power of pulling out old photos. I like the on this day bit of my phone’s phones and the ability to find out what I was doing a year(or years) ago. I’ve been finding my On This Day page on this blog fascinating and would highly recommend anyone to try it out. I don’t suppose having it public is necessary as it will only be of interest to me.
Read So Much Things to Say: The Oral History of Bob Marley – Roger Steffens 📚★★★☆☆
Trees, slow shutter motion blur.
Some lovey pictures by @jolynne_martinez, on flickr, made me try the Slow Shutter App on my phone.
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Chris Aldrich (BoffoSocko)Replied to More thoughts about Micro.blog as an indie social network by Paul Jacobson (Paul Jacobson) Brad Enslen is doing some great work over at Micro.blog, spreading the word about this innovative service. He published a post titled “The Case for Moving Your Social Network to Micro.blog"
Took my toy camera to school today and the kids took some pictures. Quite a lot of confusion. Hopefully somewhat dispersed.
Sunset tree
