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Fiero: overwhelming pride and joy experienced and expressed in the moments following a personal triumph over adversity.
3DBear adventures are designed for fiero; challenges and quests where children triumph and learn.
This adventure story is about learning the letter sounds, and then linking those sounds to words, pictures, and the world around us. The challenges are designed for children ages 5-7 to do with parents and teachers.
Children meet challenges by using their creativity, resourcefulness, augmented reality and digital storytelling.
Enjoy.
3DBear adventures are designed for fiero; challenges and quests where children triumph and learn.
This adventure story is about learning the letter sounds, and then linking those sounds to words, pictures, and the world around us. The challenges are designed for children ages 5-7 to do with parents and teachers.
Children meet challenges by using their creativity, resourcefulness, augmented reality and digital storytelling.
Enjoy.
Content
Here are the five presentations that make up the story and describe each activity.
Each presentation also has a link to the next story:
Each presentation also has a link to the next story:
1. Quest 1
This quest is about the items that begin with ‘A’.
2. Quest 2
This quest is about the items with ‘A’ in the middle
3. Quest 3
This quest is about the items that begin with ‘B’
4. Quest 4
This quest is about the items that begin with ‘C’ and ‘D’
5. Quest 5
This quest is about the items that begin with ‘E’ and ‘F’ plus the next 8 letters.
Here is a master copy of the personal notebook. Students need to make their own copy of the notebook to track their progress in the notebook.
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' About the Lesson'
Lesson: A Boy Named Aa
Aa loves the letter A. He has always wanted to see asteroids. One day he meets an astronaut. The astronaut tells Aa that he can come with her if he successfully completes 5 quests. Each quest involves finding objects that contain different letters. While on the quests, Aa learns a little about other parts of the world, as well.
3DBear is an easy way for children to complete the tasks. 3DBear runs on iPhones, iPads, and Android devices. Children should already be familiar with the 3DBear app: how to find, place, and size objects, how to take a photo of a scene, and how to place something from the device camera roll onto a Google slide.
Aa loves the letter A. He has always wanted to see asteroids. One day he meets an astronaut. The astronaut tells Aa that he can come with her if he successfully completes 5 quests. Each quest involves finding objects that contain different letters. While on the quests, Aa learns a little about other parts of the world, as well.
3DBear is an easy way for children to complete the tasks. 3DBear runs on iPhones, iPads, and Android devices. Children should already be familiar with the 3DBear app: how to find, place, and size objects, how to take a photo of a scene, and how to place something from the device camera roll onto a Google slide.
The story is a dialog between Aa and the astronaut which takes place on Google slides.
Students go through the slides with an adult and they can then complete the astronaut’s quests as well.
Students go through the slides with an adult and they can then complete the astronaut’s quests as well.
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' About the Lesson'
Examples (3DBear and Real World)
In the first photo, a student has found the apple object in 3DBear and labeled it. In the second, a student has used a real world apple and also labeled it in 3DBear.