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Pecha Kucha How-To Videos
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Learning TargetsWeek 4 - Learning Target.
By the end of the class, you continue your Pecha Kucha slides from previous weeks by publishing your slides, whatever number you got finished, using Flipgrid with you speaking details about each slide. The Flipgrid link is OPEN. Link here .
What am I supposed to do?
Click on this PDF file to see the step-by-step of the Pecha Kucha Process. You can use the links to skip to the section you need.
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Research, Slides Templates, and Resources are here and in your Google Classroom.
Timeline
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Week 1 October 5 - 9
Research & Set up Start Here: Week 1 grade 3 Start Here: Week 1 grade 4 Start Here: Week 1 grade 5 Start Here: Week 1 Discovery 
Week 3 October 19 - 23
Research, Build Slides, Practice Speaking Flip Grid assignment opens.
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Week 4 & 5 October 26 - Nov. 7 and the Week of November 1 are Polish & Finish & Record in FLIPGRID Weeks.
Polish Slides, Record in Flipgrid. PROJECT DUE -- November 7, 8:00pm **Discovery How-To Video for inserting images from computer & Citing in the Bibliography
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How to Videos
Note: These videos are not stored on YouTube and should be available for viewing directly on a student Chromebook without the embed features.
How to Navigate this site Industrious teacher site.
Examples of Pecha Kucha Style Presentations with different numbers of slides
Full 20-slide Pecha Kucha
Link to 20 slides The 20-slide presentation is for students who have already completed a 10-slide presentation. The Bibliography is highly recommended for 4th and 5th grade students. |
Three-Quarters 15-slide Pecha Kucha
Link to 15 slides The 15-slide presentation is for students who have already completed a 10-slide presentation, and want to explain more about their topic, but might not be ready to do a complete 20 slides. The 15 slides could be any number between the starter 10-slides and the full 20-slides. |
Half 10-slide Pecha Kucha
Link to 10 slides The 10-slide presentation is for students who are creating their first Pecha Kucha Style 10-slide presentation. Depending on the student, speaking for each slide could be between 10 and 20 seconds each slide. |
One-quarter 5-slide Pecha Kucha
Link to 5 slides The 5-slide presentation is for students in Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grades, or students by recommendation, who are completing their first presentation. Depending on the student, speaking for each slide could be between 10 and 20 seconds each slide. |
Google Slides
Chromebook
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Flipgrid Links
Flipgrid How-To videos
Google ClassroomAdvanced Videos
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Pecha Kucha (Videos are not Ms. Miller's)
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How to Create a Pecha Kucha Presentation with Google Drive/Presentations
This is another example of a Pecha Kucha presentation. |
Pecha Kucha Example
This is a general example of Pecha Kucha presentations. This is NOT the template Ms. Miller suggests for your first Pecha Kucha for Social Studies. It is helpful though, if you want to do additional presentations. |
Creating Pecha Kucha Presentations using Google Slides
Look at 3:47 for how to change the auto transition to 20 seconds. Hint, you will choose 10 seconds, and edit the URL link, changing the 1 to a 2. |
Discovery Students For mini-project details Go here please.
Examples of Finished Pecha Kucha Presentations
Ms. Miller and son Kyle's Example of a 20x20 Pecha Kucha Presentation (6:40) Chadwick Boseman a Pecha Kucha style presentation Presented by Ms. Miller and Kyle. The subject is not 100% social studies but it is a biographical and chronological presentation. If you chose the social studies topic covering the people involved in your Social Studies curriculum, this is a decent example. It's not perfect, but it's a good example for Unit 2.
"Chadwick Boseman" Pecha Kucha 20 x 20
"Sharks" Pecha Kucha 10 x 10
Ms. Miller's Example of a Modified 10x10 Pecha Kucha Presentation (1:40) Sharks Presented by Ms. Miller with slide imput the 4th grade students. I recorded this in Flipgrid, so my video recorder of myself shows up automatically. I got rid of it after a few seconds by clicking on it. It's not perfect, but it's a good example from Unit 1.
Unit 1 Lessons (from the first 7 weeks of school)
Ms. Miller's Example Screencast of the making of a 10x10 Pecha Kucha followed by the First How-To Make a Pecha Kucha 10 x 10 in Google Slides
"Georgia State Parks" a Pecha Kucha 10 x 10
Ms. Miller's Example a 10x10 Pecha Kucha followed by the First How-To Make a Pecha Kucha 10 x 10 in Google Slides
Discovery Students. Click here to go to the Mini-Project
Discovery Students. Video Research Resources are on this site. All other Discovery Project Information, Starting Slides Template and other resources are in your Google Classrooms under the Discovery Section.