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working on google docs together

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See all the wonderful things John Lower has made

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Gotten in a good routine of breakout rooms, Google slide presentations, and pear deck, but I feel like there is something missing. What else can I add to this routine to 'spice up' the lesson from day to day? Having trouble with creativity while not taking too big of a risk, but maybe risk-taking is key here.

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Gotten in a good routine of breakout rooms, Google slide presentations, and pear deck, but I feel like there is something missing. What else can I add to this routine to 'spice up' the lesson from day to day? Having trouble with creativity while not taking too big of a risk, but maybe risk-taking is key here.

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Handwritten work submitted as a pdf with camscanner (good for math)

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start class the same way -- get a feel for the "room" with a quick private chat from each kid

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Which platforms are best for specific subjects?

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Kahoot...good competition

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starting class silly - share a baby pic...how do you cure hiccups...etc.

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starting class silly - share a baby pic...how do you cure hiccups...etc.

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calling on kids by alphabetical order of last name

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break out rooms

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Powerschool Exam

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What are some ways to get kids to collaborate and participate more?

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Quizizz - online platform similar to kahoot

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Quizizz - online platform similar to kahoot

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using Quizlet write in class/ kahoot

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Powerschool's online assessment options are awesome (though not perfect)

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online responses to specific readings

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I'm having trouble gauging how the students are doing and how they are receiving info. Any ideas on how to assess this?

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I'm having trouble gauging how the students are doing and how they are receiving info. Any ideas on how to assess this?

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Kahoot/Trivia/PowerSchool/ Zoom breakouts

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Frequent movement breaks

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what are some good engaging activities that get the kids OFF MUTE and talking

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Pear deck!

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Individually, spend two minutes brainstorming in each column.  Click on + button at bottom right or double click anywhere to add a thought; one thought per box.  Keep boxes roughly under the pink column heading to which they respond.  Feel free to drag boxes where you think they belong. Total time 6 min.  Let's go!

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Tools/activities that work

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Tools/activities that work

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What do we want to know?