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This can be adapted for different grade levels and only requires kids to have paper, a pencil, and a colored pencil/crayon/marker. Instead of dice, you can put it on popsicle sticks, a spinner, etc. https://mathcurious.com/2020/04/20/crazy-bingo/

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Review parts of speech - I sent out videos of nouns, verbs and adjectives ahead of time as a review.
Print Mad Libs from here: https://www.woojr.com/mad-libs-worksheets/
call on students to give you answers, then read the Mad Lib aloud at the end

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Since our mad libs are so dang popular, I wanted to add a set of printable mad libs worksheets just for the classroom! These school themed mad libs are great for brain breaks, back to school/new school year activities, extra credit, and language arts skills practice.

Twelve NEW mad libs worksheets for kids added!

Ya'll LOVE these worksheets, so we are adding more all the time! There are many that have specific classroom themes for different subjects (history, music, gym, English, art and math).

You might also like our fall mad libs, school scavenger hunts, or these school coloring pages, too!

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Mad Libs Worksheets | Woo! Jr. Kids Activities

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Since our mad libs are so dang popular, I wanted to add a set of printable mad libs worksheets just for the classroom! These school themed mad libs are great for brain breaks, back to school/new school year activities, extra credit, and language arts skills practice.

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Do a scavenger hunt and bring objects to the google meet:  Ex: Find something fuzzy. find something blue, find something cozy, etc. 

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Do a scavenger hunt and bring objects to the google meet:  Ex: Find something fuzzy. find something blue, find something cozy, etc. 

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Giving students a chance to say hello. See each other. See their teachers. Smile together. Make the connections we wish we could in person, but will have to do with virtual. A little goes a long way ♥

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With students muted, it's often helpful to begin you questions by calling out the students name before asking the question. That way they can unmute themselves while you ask the question.

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Besides sharing the 'Grid' view with students, you can also share that muting their mic can be done with a quick key stroke, "Ctrl D" - it mutes and unmutes the microphone.
Also when collecting yes/no feedback from students you can have them vote with 'Thumbs up or thumbs down' without having to have everyone unmute.

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"Show and Tell" with your pets! After work is done or if students seem like they need a break, ask them to bring out their pets. It's a great stress reliever.

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"Show and Tell" with your pets! After work is done or if students seem like they need a break, ask them to bring out their pets. It's a great stress reliever.

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Have a fun question ready for when students are first trickling in to meeting...have them type answer over in the chat feature and then use answers to spark convo before getting started.

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Share and image or idea with all but one student. Other students have to explain the idea/concept to the person until they guess it.

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Yes/No questions that all students can answer with a thumb up/down. Then individual students can explain their answer.

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Get to Know you questions the kids have to answer like...What is your favorite food? Where was your favorite vacation?3 wishes you have? etc.

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Get to Know you questions the kids have to answer like...What is your favorite food? Where was your favorite vacation?3 wishes you have? etc.

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Kahoot games are fun to play with the students!

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Kahoot games are fun to play with the students!

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All About Birds Live Cam.  Creates a relaxing start to a virtual meeting.

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Don't miss a thing!

Keep up-to-date on all the nesting news.

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About the Site

This FeederWatch cam, located in the Treman Bird Feeding Garden at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, is dedicated to Joseph H. Williams, a lifetime friend of the Cornell Lab and Administrative Board member from 1990 to 2018. Perched on the edge of both Sapsucker Woods and its 10-acre pond, these feeders attract both forest species like chickadees and woodpeckers as well as some species that prefer open environments near water like Red-winged Blackbirds. The cam hardware includes an Axis P1448-LE camera with an an ETS ML1-WPW microphone.

About the Hosts

The Wild Birds Unlimited store at Sapsucker Woods has been a part of the visitor experience in the Cornell Lab's Visitor Center ever since the new building opened in 2003. They are the preferred vendor of official Cornell Lab merchandise and offer a dizzying number of feeders, binoculars, and birdwatching-related gear and gifts to make any bird enthusiast happy. WBU has also pledged support for many of the Cornell Lab's local efforts, including providing the bird feeders and food for this FeederWatch Cam.

About Cams

The Cornell Lab Bird Cams connects viewers worldwide to the diverse and intimate world of birds. We work to make watching an active experience, sparking awareness and inspiration that can lead to conservation, education, and engagement with birds.

Our viewers tell us that watching the cams is a life changing experience: an unprecedented learning experience that they liken to virtual field trips or field biology in their living room. We're excited to continue sharing and learning with the community as we watch the world of birds together.

Bird Cams is a free resource

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Watch the birds of Sapsucker Woods visit the feeders outside the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, NY.

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Small optional meetings, to answer questions on the work assigned or clarify some confusing parts of the assignments

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Quizlet launched an individual mode so students can play from their own homes.

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New! Play Quizlet Live #alonetogether with Individuals mode

News & Teachers · Posted by Cori

In the past month, students all over the globe have moved from classrooms to bedrooms, living rooms and anywhere else they can find a place to learn. In the process, the ways students learn have also changed dramatically - and while screen time is up, many of the engaging ways students have interacted with each other have all but disappeared.

Introducing Quizlet Live with a twist - individuals instead of teams. Our team has been hard at work over the past few weeks to make it easy for you to continue to play Quizlet Live with your students when they can't be physically together. Like many parts of life that have changed during the past few weeks, this new type of Quizlet Live gameplay lets us be alone, together.

Here's how it works

Create, search for or find your favorite set. Once on the set page, select Quizlet Live (it's free to play!). This works best when all students are connected to each other through Zoom, Google meeting or whatever video conferencing or online classroom technology you use, but you can also play without having your class connected (think sending out the join info through Remind).

After creating a game, select Individuals mode when prompted... Like before, students can join by QR code (encourage them to download the app!) or by entering the 6-digit code on quizlet.live. And we're also going to be adding a way to quickly share a link that you could send out to your students who might be playing without seeing your screen

Unlike Teams mode within Quizlet Live, students will play as individuals and won't necessarily need to collaborate and communicate with each other - but they still will be rewarded for accuracy over speed. One wrong answer will still send a student back to the start!

At the end of the game, review questions that students missed to reinforce knowledge and recall.

Ready to get play? Individuals mode in Quizlet Live is available today for free for all teachers. To play, you'll need at least two student players and six terms within a set to get started, but from there, you can make your sets as big as you like and compete with up to 40 students.

We can't wait to hear and see (tag us #quizletalonetogether on Twitter or Instagram) what you think and how you're playing Quizlet Live with your students - no matter where you (and they) are.

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New! Play Quizlet Live #alonetogether with Individuals mode

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In the past month, students all over the globe have moved from classrooms to bedrooms, living rooms and anywhere else they can find a place to learn. In the process, the ways students learn have also changed dramatically - and while screen time is up, many of the engaging ways students have interacted with each other have all but disappeared.

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Go grab something quickly (30 seconds) hide it until your turn to share it. Dont forget to tell the kids to go return it.

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I use the game Heads up and have students use words to make the person guess the term.

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All students have a piece of paper and a pencil and teacher gives directions one step at a time to complete some type of simple drawing. At the end, teacher and all students hold up drawings and see how they are similar/different.

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Fun trivia questions with multiple choice answers.

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Fun trivia questions with multiple choice answers.

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I hold a multiple choice question up and have kids hold up 1, 2 or 3 fingers for the answer they think is correct.

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I read a would you rather questions. Students hold up a one for the first answer and two for the second. I have students unmute and share their decisions if I call on them!

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200 Would you rather questions for kids - The only list you'll need.

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Here is our huge list of would you rather questions for kids of all ages. All are clean, kid friendly, and fun!