Types of Lines in Kindy


The students in Mrs McCulloch's class learned to draw types of lines to connect with their learning of numbers. After talking about how to sit with the iPad flat at the table, in small groups the class used the finger inking feature in the Book Creator app to draw lines from top-to-bottom and side-to-side. They then recorded their voices using the audio note feature to describe numbers they had drawn. They even got to take selfies of themselves as the cover of their mini-books. Fantastic work Kindy team!

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