5-D-1+TeacherTube+Video+Search+and+Reflection

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 * **Video (insert widget)** || **Submitted by** || **Comment** || **Date** ||
 * media type="custom" key="10786868" || Diane ZB || I have kids who have learning disabilities and I'm always looking for accessibility. Here's a nice video on how to have Acrobat Reader read a test to a student. ||  ||
 * media type="youtube" key="4As4iI_GEy0" height="275" width="317" || ChrisC || As my frustration levels began to mount this weekend while trying to figure out iMovie / voice over for my presentation, I ran across this tutorial. It is wonderful if you have a mac! I also ended up subscribing to Curt's site to find more tutorials on how to do things in my mac. I know that it is not a TeacherTube video so I will post another but I was excited and wanted to share the cool things I found! || 6/14/11 ||
 * media type="custom" key="10738048" || Jen H || Our second grade Social Studies curriculum does not have a whole lot to it. So, I did a search for a video that ties into my community unit for them. I really like how it ties in and provides that visual for kids. || 10/5/11 ||
 * media type="custom" key="10741118" || Victor E || I think that this video encompasses all that 6th grade is and should be. Students are not just learning; they are **enjoying** learning and being successful at it. More importantly, their teachers are praising them for their success. The teacher reflection at the end was the best part because I share the same feelings toward my own students. Katy Perry's "Firework," a song about just being yourself and letting it show, is the perfect match for what it means to be a 6th grader. || 10/5/11 ||
 * media type="custom" key="10747634" || Stacy C || I love this song and video called "Meet The Elements" by They Might Be Giants. I could definitely use it as an opener when I teach elements. It really gives the students a catchy tune to relate to and it also shows visually how elements are used in our world. || 10/5/11 ||
 * media type="custom" key="10766232" || Sharon D. || I teach a lot of grammar and love using Schoolhouse Rock as a fun way to reinforce what we are learning. We just finished up nouns, and I love this one. It is catchy and fun and the students enjoy it. || 10/6/11 ||
 * media type="custom" key="10770140" || Laurie R || I want to be able to show my students how to contribute images as well as text to a book club wiki. Although this video clip is intended for fourth and fifth graders, I think it works well as an instructional clip for older students too. A very basic walkthough how-to, it explains the steps to select and insert an image into a wiki. || 10/7/11 ||
 * media type="youtube" key="bSoufaGazg8" height="315" width="560" || Pat M || This is a Bill Nye video on youtube. It is a wonderful yet concise review of life and classification and how they are a testimony to evolution. What a great way to help students grasp biological concepts and to follow a model of critical thinking as they develop their own thinking skills. || 10/8/11 ||

media type="youtube" key="CgVpetfifLo" height="315" width="560"This is a how-to video I found to use in my 2nd grade transportation class. I am planning to have students create a covered wagon and instead of them listening to me give directions, I thought it might be nice to have them get directions from another source with visuals. Then, I can help them walk through the steps and they can work more independently. ~Joy M