Videoconference Provides Hannibal First Graders With Lesson in Communication

by Contributor | October 25, 2019 7:29 am

Alisha Blasi’s first grade class from Hannibal shows off the monster they created for their videoconference with students from Freeport’s Archer Street School.

HANNIBA: – Fairley Elementary first-graders recently got into the Halloween spirit during a “Monster Match” videoconference with students from Freeport’s Archer Street School.

Prior to the videoconference, Alisha Blasi’s first-graders and the Freeport class built their own unique monster and then were tasked with re-creating the other class’ monster using only a written description to put everything together.

Fairley student Abigail Janes proudly displays the monster she created with her classmates as part of an interactive learning experience.

The activity culminated in a live distance learning connection — facilitated through the CiTi BOCES Distance Learning Program – where students shared their creations with one another.

Each class discussed how effective the instructions were as they noted similarities and differences in their monsters.

The lesson provided students with a chance to hone their communication, writing and listening skills while working as a team.

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