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Skype with an Author on World Read Aloud Day 2019!

Skype with an Author on World Read Aloud Day 2019! | Professional Learning for Busy Educators | Scoop.it

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Preparing for Mystery Skype with Centers - Barrow Media Center 

Preparing for Mystery Skype with Centers - Barrow Media Center  | Professional Learning for Busy Educators | Scoop.it
Our 3rd grade classrooms love to mystery Skype.  Have you tried it? In a mystery Skype, 2 classrooms connect with one another but don’t say where they are from.  The two organizers of course know, but the students don’t.  By asking a series of yes or no questions, students try to narrow down to a country, state, city, and even school if there is time.  Mystery Skypes work best when students are prepared in advance and every student has a job to do.  There are many example of jobs to assign in a mystery Skype such as greeter, researcher, questioner, scribe, and photographer.
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