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Have you ever been frustrated when students forget to read instructions or include certain elements in an assignment? I have found writing assignments to be […]
Jamboard is quickly becoming a favorite tool for many educators across the globe. It is simple to use and easy to integrate; however, the one […]
Word Walls are great strategies for helping students interact with vocabulary terms in meaningful and productive ways. Word Walls typically are constructed of paper stapled […]
Did you know that you can create a Jamboard directly from Google Meet? It is now possible by clicking on the 3 dots in the […]
I am so glad that I came across Wordwall the other day while I was browsing Twitter! If you are not familiar with this free […]
Games and math fluency practice are nothing new. In fact, when I was younger, I loved the game Number Munchers, which helped me learn my […]
Remote learning has caused educators to rethink the way that we provide instruction to our students. For example, many of our students (and even educators) […]
Did you know that you can import questions from a previously used Google Form? It's possible and can make your life so much easier. Simply […]
The annotation feature in the Google Classroom mobile app is a great way to have students complete worksheets, annotate text, highlight key ideas, and show […]
Although choice boards have been around for quite some time, they are gaining popularity in remote and hybrid learning situations. Why are they gaining such […]
There are tons of cool brain breaks out there! Whether you create your own or are using pre-made breaks on Teachers Pay Teachers or GoNoodle, brain […]
Want to take your Google Classroom assignments to the next level? Here are three tips for creating better assignments in Google Classroom: Tip […]
