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Flipgrid with math problem of the week to explain their solutions.

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Flipgrid with math problem of the week to explain their solutions.

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we use a "hello" book to take attendance.  They can say Hello in one of the languages that has been taught.

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we use a "hello" book to take attendance.  They can say Hello in one of the languages that has been taught.

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Spend some time just chatting before getting to guided reading

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Language Function
ELD / Sentence Frames
Lots of time provided for student responses and engagement.
Small Group work

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I have a quick and easy prompt each morning to start off our Morning Meeting. The students have a chance to share in the chat box or out loud during the meet. Then they upload their responses on Seesaw. They are allowed to type, record their voice, or make a video of their response.

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Breakout groups for observation pictures using Jamboard

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Breakout groups for observation pictures using Jamboard

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I let students join meeting 10 minutes early if they have something to share with their friends 

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I let students join meeting 10 minutes early if they have something to share with their friends 

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Giving students time to talk to each other during the meet day.

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Weekly Sharing on a specific topic.  For example, this wednesday, students will be sharing their "push/pull" projects.

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Weekly Sharing on a specific topic.  For example, this wednesday, students will be sharing their "push/pull" projects.

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guided reading, shared reading discussions, class meetings and daily check-ins

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guided reading, shared reading discussions, class meetings and daily check-ins

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Talk time at the beginning of the meeting.  Allowing time to share something.

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Talk time at the beginning of the meeting.  Allowing time to share something.

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We have daily morning SEL sessions and discuss issues as a group

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We have daily morning SEL sessions and discuss issues as a group

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Breakout rooms for "fun" as well as for group projects

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Flipgrid, opening up classroom early just for the students to chat, tell jokes, and check in with one another.

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Flipgrid, opening up classroom early just for the students to chat, tell jokes, and check in with one another.

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We start with a morning greeting. We have been learning new ways to greet others in different languages...one/week. Each student gets to decide how they want to greet the class for the day. This gives everyone a chance for their voice to be heard right from the start of the day.

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Guided reading groups
breakout rooms
scavenger hunts and explaining what they have

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Morning meeting after journal writing. Students can share anything they want 

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Morning meeting after journal writing. Students can share anything they want 

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Starting each day with morning meeting (greeting, sharing, group activity)

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Language function

Sentence frames

Allowing students to talk before each class meeting time
Chants

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I let my students talk to me or others at the beginning and ending of each day. Open topics and questions for each other

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I let my students talk to me or others at the beginning and ending of each day. Open topics and questions for each other

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We have a leader of the week who has to share about themselves throughout the week orally

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Breakout rooms, choral response, tps, I get on early and stay on during break to let them talk to each other.

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Breakout rooms, choral response, tps, I get on early and stay on during break to let them talk to each other.

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I let my students talk freely with each other before our class begins, and I encourage the students to ask each other questions about one another. For example, when we are drawing a particular student I encourage the students to ask questions like, "what color are your eye?" "What is your favorite color?" etc.

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Class Leader leads the class in a question that students answer. during our class meeting.

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I open class 15 minutes each day- I play music and let the students just talk among themselves.( I'm hidden). 5 minutes before I turn my camera on and speak with anyone on line.

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I open class 15 minutes each day- I play music and let the students just talk among themselves.( I'm hidden). 5 minutes before I turn my camera on and speak with anyone on line.

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I am doing a lot of FLipgrids (at least 2 a week).

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I am doing a lot of FLipgrids (at least 2 a week).

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Breakout groups for fun as well as for educational purposes

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Breakout groups for fun as well as for educational purposes

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Students got a chance to pick a few friends they would like to be in a small group with. We have covered various topic to guide our conversations. It's a time they can all unmute and exchange ideas.

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Students got a chance to pick a few friends they would like to be in a small group with. We have covered various topic to guide our conversations. It's a time they can all unmute and exchange ideas.

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Using flipgrid for oral rehearsal and responding to "turn and talk" questions