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You've Got This! Click on the + sign above and share a lesson using slides.

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Graphic Organizer in Slides that allows students to solve problems on paper and add image to slide. File make a copy if you want to use it.

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Copy of Solve it! by Jo Boaler and YouCubed

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Alice Keeler created this Template. You would assign it in Google classroom and make a copy for each student.  The blue REDO slide is powerful in that you can see what they are doing differently from their first response on the white slide. Also, if they are stuck you can add feedback on the purple slide.  This is in view only- file make a copy and it is yours to use.

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Eureka  3rd grade Application Problem: Google Slides

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Eureka  3rd grade Application Problem: Google Slides

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I'm' excited to try this with the class on Monday. Thank you for the example slide it made it easy to follow. I put the master slide as the application problem students solve before we start whole group math. I'm excited to show them how to use the "shapes" feature as we have started our geometry module.

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Grade 8 Module 4 Lesson 26 adapted to use Desmos and Google Doc

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Grade 8 Module 4 Lesson 26 adapted to use Desmos and Google Doc

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Students work in pairs, one has Desmos open while other person has the team Doc open. Could modify this so that students have to include the graph with their work/answers!

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I had my students create composite figures, take pics of them, measure, and then calculate the area.

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Grade 8 Module 4 Topic B/C Interactive Test Review

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Grade 8 Module 4 Topic B/C Interactive Test Review

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Students put the slideshow in Present mode and are able to click on multiple choice answers which takes them to a "correct" screen or a "try again" screen" to give them practice before their Test.

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I used Google Slides and Pear Deck. I printed out the slides so students could fill them in while I gave them the notes and then on their Chromebook they answered the questions through Pear Deck
-Emily Marcelja

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