Designing a respectful zoo.

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Use AR to discover the animals hidden in the alpphabet. Investigate about their needs and design a respectul space for them.

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In this box you will find…

s
Headphone

Tablet IOS/Android
AR Flashcards

In this box you will use…

+ info about AR Flashcards

AR Flashcards APP

Download and print the Flashcards here:
http://arflashcards.com/flashcards/

THE BIG QUESTION

• Are animals happy in a zoo?

THE TASK
Welcome to the
virtual zoo!
Discover the
animals hidden in
each card, learn
their names,
investigate about
them, what they
eat, what their
needs are, where
do they live…

THE ACTIVITIES
• Place the letters on the table
• Open the AR Flashcards app
• Focus on each letter and wait a second…
• Discover the animal. Touch the animal
and listen.

+Ideas for a PBL
Design a space that is respectful
with the animals needs.
-List all the animals you have found and do a mind
map to categorize them (decide how to categorize
them)
-Distribute the class in groups. A group for each
category.
-Discover facts about the animals hidden in the
letters, what do they eat? Where do they live? What
do they need?

+Ideas
Design a zoo that is respectful
with the animals needs.
-Investigate zoos around the world. Did you know
that some have webcams?
http://www.zoos-worldwide.de/index.php/zoocams-by-animals

- Or that Google Street View offers you virtual tours?
http://google-latlong.blogspot.com.es/2013/08/visit-lion-tigers-and-panda-bearsoh-my.html

+Ideas
Design a zoo that is respectful
with the animals needs.
-Think and discuss with your group how to improve the
actual zoos…or if they should disappear…
-Draw/construct a model of a space for that cares and
respects the needs of the animals.
-Finally all the pupils present their parts of the zoos
and put all the parts together. Place the AR cards on
each place…you´ve got an augmented zoo!

Any doubts?…contact me!

Marta Cervera Moliner
Marta.cervera@pearson.com
@martacervera
https://www.facebook.com/marta.cervera.359
eltlearningjourneys.wordpress.com

Looking for more ideas?

http://eltlearningjourneys.com/

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Designing a respectful zoo.

2. In this box you will develop…

3. In this box you will find… s Headphone Tablet IOS/Android AR Flashcards

4. In this box you will use… + info about AR Flashcards AR Flashcards APP Download and print the Flashcards here: http://arflashcards.com/flashcards/

5. THE BIG QUESTION • Are animals happy in a zoo?

6. THE TASK Welcome to the virtual zoo! Discover the animals hidden in each card, learn their names, investigate about them, what they eat, what their needs are, where do they live…

7. THE ACTIVITIES • Place the letters on the table • Open the AR Flashcards app • Focus on each letter and wait a second… • Discover the animal. Touch the animal and listen.

8. +Ideas for a PBL Design a space that is respectful with the animals needs. -List all the animals you have found and do a mind map to categorize them (decide how to categorize them) -Distribute the class in groups. A group for each category. -Discover facts about the animals hidden in the letters, what do they eat? Where do they live? What do they need?

9. +Ideas Design a zoo that is respectful with the animals needs. -Investigate zoos around the world. Did you know that some have webcams? http://www.zoos-worldwide.de/index.php/zoocams-by-animals - Or that Google Street View offers you virtual tours? http://google-latlong.blogspot.com.es/2013/08/visit-lion-tigers-and-panda-bearsoh-my.html

10. +Ideas Design a zoo that is respectful with the animals needs. -Think and discuss with your group how to improve the actual zoos…or if they should disappear… -Draw/construct a model of a space for that cares and respects the needs of the animals. -Finally all the pupils present their parts of the zoos and put all the parts together. Place the AR cards on each place…you´ve got an augmented zoo!

11. Any doubts?…contact me! Marta Cervera Moliner Marta.cervera@pearson.com @martacervera https://www.facebook.com/marta.cervera.359 eltlearningjourneys.wordpress.com

12. Looking for more ideas? http://eltlearningjourneys.com/

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