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*WELCOME*                                    SHARE RESOURCES & APPRECIATION HERE

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*WELCOME*                                    SHARE RESOURCES & APPRECIATION HERE

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TO ADD TO THE PADLET:
SCROLL WITHIN THE COLUMN YOU WANT TO ADD CONTENT TO, CLICK THE GREY CIRCLE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE COLUMN, THEN FOLLOW THE PROMPTS

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*WELCOME*                                     USE RESOURCES FROM THIS PAGE AS IDEAS FOR YOUR OWN LESSONS OR ASSIGNMENTS

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*WELCOME*                                     USE RESOURCES FROM THIS PAGE AS IDEAS FOR YOUR OWN LESSONS OR ASSIGNMENTS

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TO USE A RESOURCE, SIMPLY CLICK ON THE FILE, PICTURE, DOCUMENT, ETC. IN THE TILE AND DOWNLOAD IT TO YOUR DEVICE TO "MAKE IT YOUR OWN" AND HAVE EASY ACCESS TO IT

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You could use as a lesson and assignment for students to get familiar with Canvas. Then have them screenshot their account profile and upload it as the assignment. This ensures they know how to upload a picture as an assignment in Canvas.

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I just started using Padlet in math class, so I was happy to see this today.  I am posting so I can see how this works!  I am assigning the Padlet as a discussion that we can use tomorrow as a jumping off point for our lesson.  Keeping my fingers crossed that it works :)

Bonnie Henry

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Check out Generation Genius for some cool digital lessons.  

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Check out Generation Genius for some cool digital lessons.  

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Kids work off of a link that doesn't require a class account, which makes it easy to use with Canvas.  We just started the What is Science Unit on the science and engineering practices.  Kids are loving it so far!!

Bonnie Henry

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Great Book for Distance Learning for Teachers

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Great Book for Distance Learning for Teachers

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If you have Amazon Kindle - This book is free, but also not very expensive.  I highly recommend as it gives so great advice for easing anxiety about distance learning.  Easy read.....

Bonnie Henry

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Use as an attachment/pic in your "text" assignments so that students learn to properly format

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CLMS Planner-  there is a BLANK USA Map and a BLANK World Map that you can have students use to label, and upload as an assignment. I will return with the page numbers!!

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Share your screen right away as you let kids into your zoom meetings with a timer, directions for a warm up, and materials needed so they can get ready and feel successful with a clear goal in mind as they start your class. Add music, dancing bitmoji to liven up their moods (and yours)
Veronica Martinez

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Google Slides, Canvas, and Zoom for collaborative work

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Google Slides, Canvas, and Zoom for collaborative work

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I place all directions for assignment in Canvas under "Assignments". In those directions, I tell students the groups they will be in and also provide a link to their group's Google Slide all on the Canvas assignment with a link to access the slide. Then I place students in breakout rooms on Zoom. They work as a group in their breakout room on the one slide given to their group. I can see their work on their slides because it is in real time. If they need help, they simply call me to their breakout room. If I see no activity on their slide, I pop into their breakout room.
Veronica Martinez

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I use Google Slides to model note taking. Super easy and reliable!
Veronica Martinez

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Instilling Pride and Personal Best while staying relevant LOL

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Instilling Pride and Personal Best while staying relevant LOL

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Each year I make my students take notes on PB Style (my expectations on what it means to give me their PERSONAL BEST). This year, I am having them demonstrate their Personal Best by decorating a mask on a cougar that Joe Quinn created last year. They are to think of what and who inspired them or motivates them to be their PERSONAL BEST. With that in mind, they will create a cool mask for their cougar.
Veronica Martinez

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Roll Call for Attendance and "Bell Work"

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Roll Call for Attendance and "Bell Work"

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To create routine and take attendance, I have students complete Google Form's Roll Call each day. They open Roll Call, type their name, period, and I ask a question to get them writing and a brain teaser or riddle for fun. I reveal the answer the next day. This activity is great in creating routine and keeping record of who is here. The kids all do them because they are simple and engaging. I will be adding a Level Up tutorial question as the year progresses for ELA. You can add any warm up question pertaining to your subject too.
Veronica Martinez

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Creates organization, communication, purpose, and vision for students and teacher.
Veronica Martinez

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We model integer addition and subtraction using playing cards. The kids love working with partners and love the game aspect of it because they think it's more fun

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I have used CK-12 at the 4th and 5th grade levels. Flocabulary and Edpuzzles are also useful tools for   all level students.

Julie Lessley

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I started using Flocabulary in science and now have switched to CK-12. I really like the Earth Science curriculum. We read whole class, take notes, watch videos, answer questions together and then the students do the Practice questions on their own. I am trying to pull real life classroom experience into our Zoom meetings.

Julie Lessley

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The kids seem to enjoy it.

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Anytime we do practice quizzes or test, I put the kids into BO groups and have them work the problems for group points. I reshift the groups and have them continue. The kids love this "gamification" of studying. I'll give the kids who earn the most amount of points a homework pass.

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We started incorporating Technique Tuesday into our weekly schedule to introduce different skills that we frequently use/perform in class.  This helps bridge the gap between the Athlete and the non-athletic student for a deeper understanding of the movement and an applicable purpose for the learned skill.

Missy Upton

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Anytime we do practice quizzes or test, I put the kids into BO groups and have them work the problems for group points. I reshift the groups and have them continue. The kids love this "gamification" of studying. I'll give the kids who earn the most amount of points a homework pass.

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On Friday's we implement what we call a, "Brain Nugget." Which is typically a short video in regards to health and/or Fitness (YouTube and Nearpod). If the students participate in a post-video conversation they can get extra credit.

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How to take attendance on zoom... if you need assistance.

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Kessler Science has added virtual lab stations to all their units.
It is cool because it recreates a way to do stations using partners and breakout rooms. Here is a link of what it looks like.

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The Lab Room Continental Drift Theory_(your name)

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Split students into groups on Canvas and create a shared PPT for each group. Then they can work in breakout rooms on their own shared PowerPoint project

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Whiteboard.fi

Can be used as a quick tool to check fo understanding.

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We are having students do off- computer activities- right now they are doing experiment that they can do at home with everyday materials. We use it to walk them through the whole experimentation steps. They plan, conduct and report on their results

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SEL- Using music in the background of study time:

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SEL- Using music in the background of study time:

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1p1LHQZV0t0h2ZMc1vUt-Y_3n29fSG_qJBxGK9ORvORI/edit?usp=sharing

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Mind Yeti has a library of mindfulness practices that are easy to follow along with and are research-based. -Lisa

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Mind Yeti is a library of research-based guided mindfulness sessions that help kids and their adults calm their minds, focus their attention and connect to t…

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Demonstrate a science discrepant event and have the students predict what is going to happen. Then, once you have revealed the results, have the students do research on the science behind the phenomenon.

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There are a TON of labs which can be completed at home with the most basic of supplies. Have the students perform an experiment from home and support what they are doing by helping them with their testable question (problem) their hypothesis and their data collection and analysis.

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Use Fridays do conduct a live poll on Nearpod with fun interactive questions (Would you rather, This or That, Favorite...). Then run the poll live so you can reveal the results (pie chart) after each question to show the class results for each one. Allow them to unmute themselves for some fun banter and argument over whether they would rather have Dumbo's big ears or Captain Hook's hook! It is a fun way to get to know your classes and for them to get to know one another.

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Renee shared one of HeadSpace's videos with me and they have a plethora of SEL, meditation, and mindfulness videos. -Lisa

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meditation "sleep meditation" "guided meditation" "mindfulness meditation" "how to meditate" "meditation guided" "meditation for anxiety" "meditation for beg...

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Your guide to being kind to your mind. Through science-backed meditation and mindfulness tools, Headspace helps you create life-changing habits to support your mental health and find a healthier, happier you.

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Geared for a little bit of an older age group, but has some good stuff throughout. -Lisa