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Research and then use google slides to make presentations on ecosystems.

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Great for TDA practice

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Teacher could push out a reading passage in Google classroom. Students could use the feedback color codes to help the teacher gain feedback on student understanding. This would cut down on interruptions and would enable those quieter students to ask for help in a way that is comfortable for them.

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TDA practice, Google Classroom, and websites we are using already

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My book club students and I could use the chrome books to communicate via Classroom, and Flipgrid, etc. I like that they will be practicing their typing on a keyboard rather than on the iPads. I want to start using Kahoot with them.

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TDA writing practice and publishing completed writing projects.

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Students can publish their writing and then look for different parts of speech within Google Docs.

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Lovin' some SeeSaw!!

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Chrome books will be great for publishing final copies of narratives, TDAs, and much more.

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Typing practice with TDA"S
Research

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Prodigy math game works great on chromebooks.

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Have the students create book recommendations on Google Slides using pictures of the books and explanations. (advertisements)

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Typing Club as practice for TDA
Use SeeSaw to post story summaries for book reviews.
Play Kahoot game to practice language multiple choice - for SC Ready prep.

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I can use SeeSaw to assign assignments in math while I help a small group.

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BOOM cards is a website that has digital task cards with immediate feedback. The kids LOVE it as practice :)

And Google Classroom would work GREAT!

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I'd use the Chrome book for reading and writing responses using SeeSaw. I teach reading intervention.

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I love the Dell Activity Lights! I would let students use those to give me feedback during a classroom guidance lesson!!

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Students can complete TDA prompts from reading passages in the classroom on a regular basis.

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Research historical people and places and use writing across the curriculum.

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Use noteflight to complete a unit on music composing an arranging with digital playback of work

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Great for research.

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Using Kami as a whiteboard.

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I'll be thankful that students can practice typing for the writing process on a big keyboard!

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PBL creation'
TDA
Research

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TDA practice and typing skills

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Create QR codes
TDA practice (typing)

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I am excited to use this for Google Slides, Google Drive, and Google Slides! I think that all of these will be much easier to use than on an iPad. Students access resources, and type more easily on Google Slides.

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Easily create their own QR codes to share research

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Activities for sentence formulation, interactive.

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Book reflection
TDA practice
Research

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PBL creation
TDA practice

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Typing practice/research!

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Students collaborating on Sites or Slides easier to show or represent concepts in math.

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The lightbulb feature will be great when students are working math problems for practice.
Like that they can practice typing.

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Using Quizlet to study facts for multiplication and addition

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Actually have full range of features in Google Slides for written presentations

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TDA practice for state testing.

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Access the Reading Horizons Software component of the Special Education Curriculum

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TDA practice
PBL research
Typing papers written in class for typing practice

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We will be able to test all students in around 11 days in May. Whoop!

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Research for projects and Google Slides for presentations.

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Students could use Slides to create a presentation for their weather and sea turtle PBL. Sometimes this is harder for the on the iPad.

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Use for inquiry research and sharing

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This will be great for students to practice typing to help prepare them for TDA testing.

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Typing practice for TDAs especially for third grade.
Typingclub.com

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Students can use the Chromebook as an interactive whiteboard during a math lesson.

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I'm excited that (if we go 1 to 1) they will still be able to write and record on a touch screen. This will be helpful for our math task cards!

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TDA PRACTICE!!!!!!!

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The light feature allows for answer selection as well as attention getting. Red - i have a question Yellow - I don't understand Green - I got it!

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I am excited to have a keyboard in writing!

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Students can still access SeeSaw to post behavior.

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I would have my students use the typing club to type up their reading responses in a rotation during Guided Reading.

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Typing and publishing pieces of writing. -- Making websites, blogging, or creating notes on Seesaw to show understanding of a concept or to summarize our findings.

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I love that you can write on the screen and it saves online.  It's great that it doesn't require Internet access at home when using Google Drive.

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Using google sites for a project! :)

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I love the red/yellow/green light that students can trigger to show that they need help.

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I am excited to use the keyboard!

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We need enough for more than one class at a time....then we could do a plethora of activities. 52 Chromebooks are not sufficient for two teachers to use simultaneously when some classes have 32-34 students.
I look forward to the versatility of Google and student access,

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Composer and Instrument research

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use for exercise and skill demonstration.

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Artist research

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I could use them with Makey Makey at a station in STEM.

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Research Tool: It will be helpful to have a database such as Discus open while a Google Doc is open.  Students can easily switch between the 2 tabs to look at a document and then type their notes.

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I can use Google Classroom for EAFK lessons.

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Using the light on the outside of the Chromebook to assess student understanding during instruction. If anyone's light is red, I could go and reteach or work with that particular student as an informal assessment.

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Moving away from two finger iPad typing!

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Danielle Young 7th Math @ PVMS                                                                                                   I love that any student can log on to any device and that it is web based. I'm thankful for Kami, the app/extension they found similar to Notability so students have a way to annotate on their device!

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Danielle Young 7th Math @ PVMS                                                                                                   I love that any student can log on to any device and that it is web based. I'm thankful for Kami, the app/extension they found similar to Notability so students have a way to annotate on their device!

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Working on google stuff will be easier...ie, they will be able to type easier to make slides presentations.

Improved functionality for research.

Days they are working on writing response

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Help students become familiar with using Google Docs and Google Slides

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I think this may be difficult for our students in SPED, worth getting to know so that they can be ready for PVHS.

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I think students will be much more motivated to type assessments with the Chromebooks. This should work great for essay crafting.

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Spring testing

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I can't wait to use these for our career projects at the end of the school year. Also, I'm excited about comparing the use of Odysseyware on the Chromebooks vs. iPads

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Use as a research tool for art class.

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Students can create and play Kahoot review games, create projects in Google slides, and the Chromebook has a much better camera.

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Students will be able to coordinate script writing in group settings more efficiently.

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looking forward to  seeing if OdysseyWare works better with the Chrome Books

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Students can watch a video on the proper bump and set in volleyball!

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This is going to be amazing for end of the year testing!!!!! I LOVE Chromebooks!!!!!

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I think having access to a mobile keyboard is a huge plus! Along with the HDMI and USB capabilities.

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The consistency of having a keypad for writing assignments.

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Excited for students to be able to type papers.

Read Theory for alternate assignments and extra practice

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Provide math programs for extra math intervention.

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Chrome book seems to have some great apps that are user friendly. Students will like the keyboard better than on the ipad flat screen. Writing to understand is important.

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This will make working with Desmos activities much easier!

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I think that having a keyboard always accessible with allow students to be more proficient typers. This with be very beneficial once they enter the real world.

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I think that having a keyboard always accessible with allow students to be more proficient typers. This with be very beneficial once they enter the real world.

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Definitely need students to practice the typing. This will use math web sites that require flash that doesn't work with iPads. The ability to use physics apps. One of the greatest things will be the ability to reflect presentations and share with students!

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Use of programs such as Odysseyware for intervention.

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Chromebook would work well with Desmos student activities linked to Google Classroom.

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Being able to use the full-fledged version of the Google Suite of apps instead of the iPad versions will assist us in teaching MLA formatting.  It's also vital to have a full keyboard to reinforce typing skills (or, in some cases, teach typing skills) that are vital to truly being "college and career ready."  Very few of us would've survived our freshman years of college without the skill of typing on a full QWERTY keyboard.

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Web-based intervention programs such as Read 180 and Math 180

Using Google Forms for quick formative assessments.

More oppportunities to practice typing, research, and collaboration.

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Students can use the Chromebooks for accessing the library's electronic resources and SC DISCUS Virtual Library.

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Prepare the testing schedule with the addition of our new Chromebooks :)

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Prepare the testing schedule with the addition of our new Chromebooks :)

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Typing club

Students will practice vocabulary using Flocabulary and then writing their vocabulary words in sentences and posting in Seesaw.

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Use Google Slides to prepare a presentation on severe weather and safety rules for severe weather

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Students can use Chromebooks to work on Science projects in Spark Page. This will give them practice with typing and navigating on the Chromebook.

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TDA practice
Typing Club
Digital Readworks for highlighting text evidence
Google Classroom
NewsELA for highlighting text evidence while having questions beside text/typing write portion