Title: A pictures worth a thousand words
1A pictures worth a thousand words
- Kidspiration and Inspiration Software
2Kidspiration
- Recommended for Kindergarten through grade three.
3In Picture View students build groups, webs or
concept maps. Then they move their work to
Writing View to expand their ideas into written
expression.
4Students learn to sort, group, classify and
compare by dragging words and symbols into
SuperGrouper shapes that represent a topic or
concept.
5Symbols help emerging readers communicate ideas.
Use Kidspiration's library of 1,200 symbols to
convey ideas and relationships.
6Speech supports auditory learners. By choosing
the Listen tool, students can hear any text read
aloud. They can also record their own words and
narration.
7Ready-made activities get students started
quickly. There are built in activity templates to
choose from.
Using the Activity Wizard, teachers easily create
or modify activities to match the learning needs
of individual students.
8Inspiration
- Recommended for grades 4 through adult
9Use Inspiration For
Brainstorming Organizing Prewriting
Concept Mapping Planning Outlining
Diagramming Webbing Project Development
Administrative Tasks Charting
10Now students can start their writing process
within the visual environment. By adding notes
right in their diagrams, students can document
research, describe content, and add detailed
information to projects.
11Many features
- Information from multiple sources is now easier
to gather, manage, and present. - Students can tie research and other resources
into projects with hyperlinks to all types of
files (Internet, sound, video, audio). - Students can hear work read aloud or record their
own words. - Many templates graphic organizers available
online. - Use Site Skeleton to prepare a webpage
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13Easy to use
- Use the symbol library for graphics or drag and
drop your own images or photos onto project - Rapidfire tool allows you to capture brainstormed
ideas quickly. - Show relationships with the Link tool.
- Rearrange symbols by dragging.
- Explain relationships by writing on the link
arrows - Use different colours, shapes, fonts, etc.
- Add notes to the visuals
- Toggle back and forth from Outline to Diagram
view - Transfer to word processor
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