CFISD Copy -
Tamara Ferguson
Created on May 15, 2024
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To Raise The Fun Factor
CFISD Genially
- Examples of interactivity in Genially
- Saving in sharing
- Draggable objects
- Pop up windows
- Jump to pages (or resources) based on answer choices
- Hidden objects
- Logging into Genially
- The Dashboard
- Folders for organization
- Create document and adding content
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Getting Started
CFISD Genially
Create a world map
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What will your dragon be? You must choose one.
Start by claiming a dragon. Choose one option
Choice Board
Taming Dragons
You walk up to the walkway and see a curled piece of paper on the ground.You pick it up!
You have travelled back 300 years in time and arrived in Ireland. There are no cell phones and no TikTok. Your phone battery is about to run out and then you can’t even to pretend that your Snaps are going anywhere. How do you get home? There is nothing nearby except a cottage. Maybe you can find a way home there.
Look around for hidden organisms.Pick them up to learn more about them.Select the correct chest to place them in and reveal the secret code.
Your path home depends on your ability to categorize some of the living things you encounter here.
Plantae
Protista
Eubacteria
Fungi
Animalia
Day at The Park
Everyone needs to get around when they are on vacation.
Solve the equation below to see if you can win your dream car.
Select your car fob based on your answer.
x = 5
x = 3.5
x = 9
x = 26
Try Again
When you were solving, did you square 3 and get 6? Try again, and remember that 32 = (3) (3)= 9 .
Let’s review your steps…
Try Again
- Hmmm. It looks like you may have added 7 to both sides. Try subtracting 7.
- Then, remember to square both sides of the equation.
Let’s review your steps…
- Remember to isolate the radical term first.
Let’s check your steps…
Try Again
Plantae
Protista
Eubacteria
Fungi
Animalia
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When you pick up a handful of soil, you are likely also picking up a handful of tiny organisms as well. These little guys are very simple creatures because they don't even have a nucleus.They might be tiny, but they are mighty. They are important to maintaining the health of the soil as well as the plants that grow in the soil.
Bacillus
Need a little assistance?
Look! You just disvovered the national bird of Ireland in the garden. These birds generally nest on the ground, so watch out for chicks. Also, look closely. The black feathers have a green sheen to them. Cool.
Lapwig
Fun fact! Mold uses spores to spread/reproduce. Ok. not that fun.
Normally, I LOVE strawberries, but I am going to have to pass on this one. What you see is mold. Did you know mold is alive? It is actually a multicellular organism, and it acts as a decomposer.
Mold
Look! You just disvovered the national bird of Ireland in the garden. These birds generally nest on the ground, so watch out for chicks. Also, look closely. The black feathers have a green sheen to them. Cool.
Lapwig
Inside the front room, you find this. Hmm. Looks like candy. They are not, so don't eat them.The leaves and even the stem of this organism perform photosynthesis to convert the sun's energy into chemical energy.
Buds of a Hoya Wax Flower
If you do, pick up the scroll to see what else you have to do before you can go home.
Do you think you have the code to continue?
Fun fact! Mold uses spores to spread/reproduce. Ok. not that fun.
Normally, I LOVE strawberries, but I am going to have to pass on this one. What you see is mold. Did you know mold is alive? It is actually a multicellular organism, and it acts as a decomposer.
Mold
A cool fun fact about amoebas: They move around by contracting and reaching out with parts of themselves. These little feet-like parts are called pseudopods.
This little guy is too small to see with your eyes, so it won't be discovered until the microscope is invented. It can be found in watery environments, especially warm and slow moving creeks and ponds. Be careful when you go swimming in these places, so water does not end up your nose. You don't want that.
Amoeba
If you do, pick up the scroll to see what else you have to do before you can go home.
Do you think you have the code to continue?
When you pick up a handful of soil, you are likely also picking up a handful of tiny organisms as well. These little guys are very simple creatures because they don't even have a nucleus.They might be tiny, but they are mighty. They are important to maintaining the health of the soil as well as the plants that grow in the soil.
Bacillus
Need a little assistance?