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The “Haunted House Visit” activity was created in IntelliPics Studio ® and is a simple activity with switch access built in.
The child is presented with a picture of a dilapidated house (Haunted House) and is asked if they can help find out who lives in the house. A click on any one of the seven windows or doors will provide a glimpse inside the house. Each window or door has an appropriate Halloween based character or characters behind it. Sound effects and IntelliMation accompany the characters.
Posted: October 31st, 2013 - 11:00 pm. Number of Comments » 0.
This Halloween based puzzle is created in the Learning Magic three piece puzzle template. In this puzzle Ann has created a Halloween scene wherein the child is provided with the reward of a partially exposed picture and Halloween related sound effect for each time they click.
Posted: October 31st, 2013 - 10:48 pm. Number of Comments » 0.
It’s Halloween Night and you have to report upon the happenings of the evening in your local newspaper. We have provided you with two background pictures, a 1850s graveyard and a dilapidated house to use. Then we have provided a series of appropriate clip art including, bats, dracula, witches, ghosts, a skeleton, a werewolf and frankenstein to create your initial scene. Your kids can of course animate their story and then take a photo of their creation as an automatic insert into the newspaper. They then can title the article, provide their name as a reporter and write about the happenings on Halloween night.
Posted: October 24th, 2013 - 8:05 pm. Number of Comments » 0.
This Easy Writing activity is entitled “Independence Day Is”. Pictures and sentence endings to the “Independence Day Is” sentence starter include: “The fourth of July”, “celebrating America’s Freedoms”, “watching fireworks”, “family picnics”, “watching the parade”, “red, white and blue hats” and “waving sparklers”
Posted: July 21st, 2013 - 4:17 am. Number of Comments » 0.
Fireworks Puzzle This activity is a puzzle similar to the US Puzzle that ships with IntelliTools Classroom Suite®, but with three pieces instead of nine. Each click removes a puzzle piece until the final surprise. In this case, the fourth click sets off a Fourth of July fireworks display, complete with whooshes, bangs, and cheers. […]
Posted: July 21st, 2013 - 12:06 am. Number of Comments » 0.