Showing posts with label Fakebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fakebook. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Seen my Fakebook?

Alysse DellaFave's class at the SUES recently used Fakebook.  They wrote research papers on the life of an author of their choice and then created these pages.  Here are two samples.  Special thanks to Mary Desmond for sharing.




Tuesday, December 1, 2015

And then J.J. posted




What if well known atomic scientists used Fakebook to share their theories on the atom?  That’s what Tyneesah Stokes and Brian Garsh's high school students created recently in class. Here are a few examples- click on the link to see the complete Fakebook page.





Wednesday, August 26, 2015

What if King Tut had social media

King Tutankhamen on  Fakebook What would he post? Who would be his friends?  Caileigh Giovenco’s  students just produced this Fakebook page.  Want to see the entire page?  Just click here.  

What an eel can do on Fakebook

eelfacebook

Check out this Fakebook page here.  This was shared by Brittany Dusko (High school science) from her Marine Biology class.  Definitely one of the most interesting ones I have seen.

Fakebook (HS Science)

  What would Democritus have posted on Facebook?  Who would have been friends with JJ Thomson or John Dalton?  Sonya Goldstein challenged her high school students to create a fakebook for a scientist.  She also shared her handout for you to use with your students. Click on the links in this post to see the complete pages.

If only they had facebook

For the complete fakebook, please click fakebook Students in Shannon Johnson’s Problem Solving class shared their knowledge about a famous mathematician by creating a fakebook page.  Here is one example.  Fakebook could be used in any content area!