The iPad Rules in the Classroom - McEvoy, Tessa
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Meet Fluffy, the class iPad. The children love her and she loves helping the children learn, . . . but she must be handled carefully. Here are the iPad rules. The iPad and other tablets are becoming a standard part of many classrooms. Young children need to know the rules to care for the classroom iPad properly. In The iPad Rules, Fluffy (the class iPad) teaches children the rules for protecting and using an iPad at school. Charming illustrations are used to demonstrate proper and improper care. There is a discussion section in the back so that teachers can further personalize the rules to their classroom format.…mehr

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Meet Fluffy, the class iPad. The children love her and she loves helping the children learn, . . . but she must be handled carefully. Here are the iPad rules. The iPad and other tablets are becoming a standard part of many classrooms. Young children need to know the rules to care for the classroom iPad properly. In The iPad Rules, Fluffy (the class iPad) teaches children the rules for protecting and using an iPad at school. Charming illustrations are used to demonstrate proper and improper care. There is a discussion section in the back so that teachers can further personalize the rules to their classroom format.
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Tessa McEvoy is a high school student in Denver, Colorado. She enjoys cartooning and has a small origami business. She has won recognition for her art. Her origami earrings have been carried in several stores, including the gift shop at the Denver Art Museum. You can follow her artwork on her Instagram account, Space_cadet_wannabe. You can find out more about her origami at www.origamibytessa.com. Tessa created the original, hand-drawn version of The iPad Rules for her aunt's first grade classroom. When it became a popular and necessary classroom resource, her aunt suggested she develop it as a book. This is Tessa's second piece of illustration work. She also illustrated Buddy: A Story for Dyslexia.