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Meme: Passion Quilt

By Barbara Bray February 19, 2008 -- 10:32 PM

Thanks to Barbara Cohen of Independent Thinking for tagging me for this cool Passion Quilt meme.

Directions: Find or create an image that captures what you are most passionate for kids to learn about.

I took this picture from the air of the Hayward salt ponds. What I like about this is how you can find beauty from most anywhere. Patterns on the ground make a real quilt to enjoy. The world looks different from above and now with Google Earth, students can find these patterns and leave a placemark with facts, images, videos, and even create an audio podcast. This picture is in our eLibrary and available for people to download and use with their students.

3 Simple Meme Rules:

Post a picture from a source like Flickr Creative Commons or make/take your own that captures what YOU are most passionate about for kids to learn�and give your picture a short title.
Title your blog post �Meme: Passion Quilt� and link back to this blog entry.
Include links to 5 folks in your professional learning network or whom you follow on Twitter/Pownce. (What is Pownce?)

Tag. Your turn � what are you passionate about sharing with the kids you teach? or share with the teachers you teach?

Sylvia Martinez from Generation Yes Blog
Carolyn Foote from Not So Distant Future
Larry Anderson from National Center for Technology Planning
Steve Dembo from Teach 42
Nellie Mueller from Blended Learning

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By Andrea Hernandez February 20, 2008 -- 06:18 AM
Wow. cool image and great meaning behind.
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