Using AirDrop to share photos between iPads

I sent this info out as an email a while ago, but thought it would be useful to put here too.
The quickest and easiest way to share photos or video between iPads is to use the AirDrop function:

1. Make sure both iPads are connected to wifi.
(If they don't connect automatically, remember to go to tap on Settings, then wifi, and choose LT-OPEN. Then open Safari and put your username and password to get online).

1. On both iPads, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to see the Control Centre:

2. Tap on the AirDrop icon, and select Everyone:

3. On the iPad that has the photos you want to share, open your photos, and tap Select in the top right, then tap on all the photos you want to share. A blue tick will appear on each one:

4. Tap the arrow in the top left of the screen and then tap on AirDrop. In a few seconds, this will appear on the iPad you're wanting to share with. Tap accept and that's it!

Commonwealth Games

Some resources for teaching about the Commonwealth and the Commonwealth Games:
 
Game On Scotland website

 Commonwealth Class Education Pack (pdf)

 Red Cross website - Teaching activities linked to the Commonwealth Games designed to help young people explore the idea of a welcoming refugees and asylum seekers.

 Countries of the Commonwealth flag printables - colouring pages, bookmarks, booklets and themed writing paper for every Commonwealth country.

Commonwealth Games page on Twinkl - mainly display resources, but also a bingo game and some themed writing paper.

Primary Treasure Chest website - lots of display resources, also wordsearches and worksheets.

All about Clyde, the Commonwealth Games mascot - games to learn about the Commonwealth countries. Might be good to explore with your class on the Smartboard.