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Check out the AI educational tools on Spark Studio to save teacher time.

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Our team created all of our MIF assessments for Seesaw with auto-grading enabled. This allows students to get immediate feedback and parents to see where their child may be making mistakes and/or need additional help with. It takes the questioning out of their child's grades.

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Erika has been using Google Forms to collect the data on students combined with mail merge to send to parents

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AE Infographics - Similar to Canva but more options!

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AE Infographics - Similar to Canva but more options!

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What: I have moved from using Powerpoint to Canva to create slides, flyers, and games for my classroom. The AI generator within Canva has been super helpful in creating activities that are hands on and cute.

So what: I have been able to try new activities and reduce the amount of workload on myself by using this resource.

Now what: I plan to continue to use Canva AI and additionally take what "I" have created to share with other teachers and families.

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First Five and Magic School AI

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We worked on creating more engaging health lessons this year. I would like to work on lumio and canva to make the lessons even more interactive and exciting.

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I have been working on Reading presentations for Benchmark Workshop using Google slides. I would love to dabble with Canva and would love to know if they can work together.

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I wanted to learn how to connect all my students to our curriculum and learning. I took ON-Demand on SEL and American Indian and ELL so I can get students feeling connected to others and what they are learning.

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I wanted to learn how to connect all my students to our curriculum and learning. I took ON-Demand on SEL and American Indian and ELL so I can get students feeling connected to others and what they are learning.

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I have used this for writing program narration and helping me conceptualize program outlines.

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Magic School AI

We know as a team that our goal is to provide quality Tier 1 instruction and we are hoping that next year we can be even more purposeful with our ELA instruction. We have been working on using MagicSchool AI to strengthen our Benchmark lessons. We have been focusing on providing more DOK 3/4 questioning. As a team we have discussed providing writing prompts for each lesson and trying to stick with the idea that if they read about it, then we write about it.

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Awesome for morning meeting, social skills, kindness, and giving students. a voice, etc...

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Magic AI has been helpful when creating student goal based on initial needs from evaluation. It also creates accommodations based on the need inputted. Sometimes, when cross referencing the accommodations, there ones that the team hadn't considered and I add to the IEP

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Interactive online resource for games, rep, and program ideas. It has been really fun to have more up to date games that the kids get excited about. It is also a newer version of the curriculum we already use so it's a nice upgrade.

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To guide Morning Meeting

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I created flipped handwriting lessons for students to use during stations. It has been a struggle to do it as a whole group, so I created videos for the entire handwriting curriculum on Loom. This way, they can do a handwriting lesson at their own pace. If there's extra time, they do Typing Club.

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I used some tech hours to create interactive Lumio slides for our math in focus lessons. It was so fun to see the students have 1:1 interactions with the content and be able to work at their own pace. I plan on making more for our upcoming chapters. My students and I both enjoy using it!

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Used for newsletters and doctoring documents up.

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With my 4th grade morning group, students take turns choosing a topic and we do a quick check-in before starting our lesson each morning.

Link: https://sites.google.com/scred.k12.mn.us/scredsel/calming-strategies-toolbox/name-your-feelings_express-yourself_cst/gif-mood-meters

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GIF Mood Meters
The links below open Mood Meters with GIFs arranged over it to represent different emotions. They are popular with middle and high school students, who might otherwise be reluctant to participate in a “temperature check” ritual before class. They are also commonly used as a warm up

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FP handwriting practice worksheets

Additional handwriting practice that targets the phonics skill

I use this during "WIN" time as one of the independent activities

FP additional independent activities

Found in Google shared folder "Functional Phonics Activities"

Great to use for review from previous week's lesson

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I love using Canva to create slides for lessons and parent communication flyers. I learned that Canva looks more complicated than it is. It's really nice to be able to pick out an outline/slide deck that someone else has already created. I change the information to what is relevant for my class and it's ready to go. It improves student outcomes by helping them become engaged in what we are learning. I have felt that it increases parent involvement as well.

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I wanted to learn more about the power of A.I for both me and my students. I knew students would be using this technology, and I wanted to be ahead of the game and know what they were dealing with. Magic School is great because you get to choose what the kids can use and see how they are using it. It is a very powerful tool for writing feedback, which I have used a lot this year. I also love this tool to create quizzes for Intervention and formative assessing...

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Working with and learning different aspects of Schoology to work on student engagement.

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Creating slide shows to go along with our Health Curriculum.

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I wanted to know more about how I could use SeeSaw to allow students to track their own success. I have learned that there are many tools on SeeSaw where students can check their work before turning it in and even fix mistakes.

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I wanted to know more about Canva.

I wanted to just become more familiar with the site, more comfortable to use it, where things were, how to make slides etc.

I could use it with slides, notes to parents, just making things for the classroom etc.

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The first grade team has been using Canva more this year. Canva is connected to Chat GPT, which makes making slides and presentations easier.

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Use the What, So What, Now What Processing strategy to share.

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Use the What, So What, Now What Processing strategy to share.

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1. What did you want to know more about? Why this tool or topic?

2. So What- what did you learn, how do you think it improves student outcomes?

3. Now What- How will you apply what you learn?