Digital stories in PowerPoint

Stage 1 students worked in small groups in Term 2, 2010 with the teacher-librarian, designing storyboards for digital stories based on famous fairy tales. Here are the completed PowerPoint presentations:

* The three bats, a digital fairy tale by Class 1/2H, loosely based on “Goldilocks and the three bears”

* Mr E and the three bears, a digital fairy tale by Class 1/2H, based on “Goldilocks”

* Handsome & Gentle, a fractured fairy tale by Class 2FR, based on “Hansel & Gretel”

* The ugly caterpillar, a digital fairy tale by Class 1K, loosely based on “The ugly duckling”

* Cockatoo and Tiger, a digital narrative by Class 1K, inspired by “The ugly duckling”

* The ladybug who lost her spots, a digital fairy tale by Class 1S, partly inspired by the picture book, “Swimmy” by Leo Lionni

* Stop barking!, a digital fairy tale by Class SCHM

* The ugly duckling, an assembly item by Class 2FR.

In Term Three 2009, groups of Stage 2 students at Penrith Public School worked with our teacher-librarian, Mr McLean, to create and upload Powerpoint presentations of the “Bear & Chook” adventures, explanations and procedures we wrote up as storyboards.

Looking in rock pools by 3M

Skipping stones by 3M

How to make a hanky hat by 3G

Rowing a boat by 4W

How to dance the cha cha by 4/5M

How to make a cannonball fly! by 4W

How to make warm honey toast by 3G

How to be a belly dancer by 4/5M

Stay safe in the surf! by 3G

Meals of the day by 4W.

We hope that other schools enjoy our work.

The Early Stage 1 and Stage 1 students of SCLB (2009) retold the Aesop’s fable of:
The grasshopper and the ant.

A combined group of Early Stage 1 students of KB, KFM and KI (2009) retold the Aesop’s fable of:
The hare and the tortoise.

The Early Stage 1 and Stage 1 students of SCLB (2009) also created this sequence of photos. The words are by the Kindergarten rap representatives of 2009. This is a retelling of Aesop’s fable of:
The lion and the mouse.

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In 2010, Class SCLB added an illustrated joint construction to retell the story of the children’s opera, Fox. Please click on the hyperlinked title to download our PowerPoint show.

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