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I plan to use Breakout rooms to assign each group a portion of that lesson's guided notes. That group will share out their completed section of the guided notes with the group, so each group is doing a section of the guided notes. 

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I plan to use Breakout rooms to assign each group a portion of that lesson's guided notes. That group will share out their completed section of the guided notes with the group, so each group is doing a section of the guided notes. 

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Breakout rooms to analyze stock trends

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I plan on using breakout rooms in some of my very first lessons and giving each room a few minutes to come up with a virtual classroom expectation based on a specific theme (eg. respect, use of technology)

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I will use mentimeter to help assess vocabulary understanding and reading comprehension.

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Find out my students' frustrations and work together to reduce them and foster success. Myaah.

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Hypothetically, where students are learning Latin greetings, I would have them practice different questions with different breakout groups.

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Hypothetically, where students are learning Latin greetings, I would have them practice different questions with different breakout groups.

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Use mentimeter to rate songs I play for students.

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For our first weeks of Spanish 1, there is the topic of "Do you like....?" Love to use roles in b/m situations, but now im excited to do this in BORs Important so all can have chance to try different aspects

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For our first weeks of Spanish 1, there is the topic of "Do you like....?" Love to use roles in b/m situations, but now im excited to do this in BORs Important so all can have chance to try different aspects

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Have groups of students work on logic puzzles that can be represented as systems of equations. Have them create a presentation to share their work with the class

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Use a padlet for a getting to know you activity or icebreaker.

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You could use nearpod, padlet or another type of interactive platform to have students brainstorm the similarities between:
The Engineering design process and the scientific method and how come up with a real life application.

Follow up with How the Engineering Design Process: Taco party in nearpod!

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Order of Operations lesson. Use breakout rooms for groups of students to come up with difficult/complicated numerical expressions that we can solve together as a class.

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I am doing a breakout room draw sheet and coming up with a Favorite country to start the where would go and why!

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The lesson I chose discusses the importance of order in both life and mathematics.  I would give students a task of writing down the order of things they do when they prepare a bowl of cereal, create a breakout room to discuss how they do it and create a step by step process to describe the process, then open up a padlet and allow them to share their groups findings before having a full group discussion.

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Interactive Online Games that they can do together...for example....

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Interactive Online Games that they can do together...for example....

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Play Otter Rush Exponents at Math Playground! Practice algebraic expressions and your otter may win the race.

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This or That debate/content exploration in break out rooms for Discovering music. Could be fun for students to make lighthearted connections from their musical experience or to debate within the topic covered - What makes a specific sound music?, given an example that stretches the boundary of what's commonly accepted as music and allowing them to talk it out and draw their own conclusions.

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Use of breakout rooms for team building and collaboration on lab data.

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Make a collaboration combo platter: let students test different tools/platforms in live instruction time in bite-size pieces during the first couple weeks to tailor which to use most throughout the year

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For two of my first lessons (which are live classrooms), I am utilizing Padlet (for students to get to know each other), Menti (to gage what students think of when they here the phrase online learning), and quick Breakout Rooms to have the students practice going in and out / working together.

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Lesson 1.3 in American Government. Short Pre Knowledge check to start the class off- What do you know about American Government- What do you want to learn Padlet or other tech.

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breakout rooms for get to know you; Emily Mezt-Cherne

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breakout rooms for get to know you; Emily Mezt-Cherne

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In a lesson where STs are asked to make an audio recording where they respond to a question; I will put them into breakout rooms to practice their responses with peers before they do their recording

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Have the students go into breakout rooms and have them (as a group) come up with the questions that they want to ask in order to get to know me. Additionally, have them use those questions to get eachother.

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Discuss and share reasons for wanting to separate from a group

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I intend to incorporate OBS, Padlet, Mentimeter, PEARDeck, and PPT to create more flexibility and engagement across all courses. Lesson objectives will dictate what tools I will use.

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Padlet set for all to share what drawing techniques they have experienced. Follow after teacher demonstration with invite students try a different technique an

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I set up roles and expectations last year and this year I plan to use them more and make them shorter time periods instead of extended time

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Ask students to analyze a "screen time per day" chart and use breakout rooms to discuss if that matches their experience

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I use breakout rooms so students can honestly discuss what they're not understanding with each other, before we talk about it as a group.

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Using Padlets with columns for different prompts so students have a choice in their submission. This also allows synchronous and asych students to collaborate

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Use breakout rooms for literature circles with assigned student jobs

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In my French lesson: likes and dislikes. Use break out rooms to have students share one like and one dislike in French. 

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In my French lesson: likes and dislikes. Use break out rooms to have students share one like and one dislike in French. 

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I could ask students to rate their understanding of the lesson.  Then give a short exit ticket to complete in the breakout room as a group. After completing the problem with the group have them rate their understanding again.

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Ask each group to brainstorm first words that come to mind when hear word "Politics" Positive and or Negative

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I'm really excited to use collaboration to help students write and edit thesis statements! Before starting the lesson, students will be asked what they think a thesis is. Then, in a shared document students will be provided with an example, a thesis formula, and a space to write their own. I'll model, then we'll write one together, and finally they'll go ahead and write their own. At the end, students will have the opportunity to peer revise and offer suggestions as a post-assessment.

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I use breakout rooms for students to solve a scavenger hunt to locate the resources for class.

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I use breakout rooms for students to solve a scavenger hunt to locate the resources for class.

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During unit 2 of my course, I plan for students to share elements of different cultures. Flexibility, for students to share and highlight differences.

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During unit 2 of my course, I plan for students to share elements of different cultures. Flexibility, for students to share and highlight differences.

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In geometry, we start the year with a review of solving algebraic equations.  Using breakout rooms, learners would solve equations and explain each step.

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For a discussion day, they could discuss the reading in small groups before writing their posted responses to share with the class that way they can help each other generate those ideas. Especially for the first one or two.

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I could give students a list of rational numbers and irrational numbers and then in breakout rooms have them describe what makes a number rational vs. irrational.  And then have them give examples of both. 

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I could give students a list of rational numbers and irrational numbers and then in breakout rooms have them describe what makes a number rational vs. irrational.  And then have them give examples of both. 

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Let students complete practice problems together

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Give each student as job and have them collaborate to build a quiz review activity together. Share the responsibilities!

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I have a breakout room activity scheduled for student to think about what happens when a country breaks away to form a new nation with no plan in place to lead. Use this to introduce the US Constitution.

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I am going to use think - pair - share in breakout rooms to start and will build up to groups of 3-4. For the first acitivity, the T-P-S will be an ice breaker in the first LC and then vocab with the first actual lesson.

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Discussion topic as a bell ringer using padlet or Lino which I just learned about.

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As part of a review day, pre-assess what they know, have them get into rooms and discuss a specific section, and then post assess by having them reteach the class something about the section they were assigned.

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I enjoy using padlet for a way for students to see one another's responses. I want to use it more for collaboration, such as responses from breakout rooms, this year.

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I would give each group a pair of ambiguous triangles and have them discuss which of the five triangle congruence theorems, if any, would be used to prove the two triangles congruent. The learners would have time to collaborate, and then share out to the group, with the ability to annotate the screen.

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use breakout rooms to peer review

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I really liked the idea someone posted about putting students into breakout rooms to practice problems. Students may feel more comfortable sharing their answers with each other before they share them with me.

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Students can share thought/images regarding initial thoughts on main concept

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Lino to ask students how they feel about math. And maybe breakout rooms for them to brainstorm ways we can improve the negative feelings.

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Lino to ask students how they feel about math. And maybe breakout rooms for them to brainstorm ways we can improve the negative feelings.

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I want to have students collaborate during the steps of the writing process, specifically for peer reviews.

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For Reading Graphs, students could work in breakout rooms to come up with a description for the graph.

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I plan to use breakout rooms as a way to get to know peers. Students will be using math equations to find a fact about one of their classmates. Example: 7 x 0 + 3 shows how many siblings I have (3). Students will then ask a question about that math fact.

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Try adding a padlet for students to explain an order of operations problem.

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Try adding a padlet for students to explain an order of operations problem.

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I added several Padlet activities that will allow kids to interact with each other. I am also incorporating Padlet into a breakout room practice activity to allow students to practice interacting with each other. 

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I added several Padlet activities that will allow kids to interact with each other. I am also incorporating Padlet into a breakout room practice activity to allow students to practice interacting with each other. 

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In a lesson where students are working on a scavenger hunt that acts as a guided reading activity, students will be grouped into a breakout room based on their choice of completion.

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I am having students complete a Getting to Know You survey in edio for one of the first LC days. This will give them a chance to answer questions and share information with me and also practice with edio components. For my synchronous students, I will allow them to choose how they want to collaborate. I would create a few breakout rooms for learners who want to silently work together and only collaborate to ask a question or discuss the assignment and then create other breakout rooms for those who want the full experience - camera on, mic on, working together on the whole thing. I think this allows students who might be having a rough day to still collaborate without the added pressure of having cameras on.

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Let kiddos in Art Class Share their favorite piece of artwork / digital artwork.

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Let kiddos in Art Class Share their favorite piece of artwork / digital artwork.

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I have 4 lives to start the year, so I'll for sure be using breakout rooms for icebreaker activities!

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New course has built in collaborative response questions so would try to let them answer in break out rooms together or lino Borad

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New course has built in collaborative response questions so would try to let them answer in break out rooms together or lino Borad

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For the lesson on carbohydrates, I can as students hop on the mic and share some of their favorite carbohydrates!

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Have students work in pairs to learn vocabulary and have small groups go over possible quiz questions together.

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Using padlet to review a unit..."add one thing you learned from the unit"

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Do multiple activities. One where we talk or assess the whole group/individuals. Next activity, allow students to discuss with each other and come back as a team.

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Do multiple activities. One where we talk or assess the whole group/individuals. Next activity, allow students to discuss with each other and come back as a team.

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I plan on using breakout rooms when we are completing some of the easier projects in Unit 1!

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Use breakout rooms so students can get to know each other but also collaborate and and work through math problems together, correcting each other and catching each others mistakes

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I utilize Padlet as an interactive activity that promotes student discussion based on the lesson topic. I also plan to utilize menti.

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I plan to add a Lino board to try something a little different 

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I plan to add a Lino board to try something a little different 

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I placed a Padlet in one of my first live classes for students to post something about themselves.  They could be put into breakout rooms to find one thing that they have in common. 

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I placed a Padlet in one of my first live classes for students to post something about themselves.  They could be put into breakout rooms to find one thing that they have in common. 

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1-2 questions in Spanish to create a dialogue / Meet someone new in class

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1-2 questions in Spanish to create a dialogue / Meet someone new in class

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Add in breakout rooms for when students are working on problems if they want to work together instead of independently

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I add a Padlet on the first day for song suggestions for course and some other getting to know you questions - is there something specific you would like to learn in your class.

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I add a Padlet on the first day for song suggestions for course and some other getting to know you questions - is there something specific you would like to learn in your class.

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Have students work collaboratively in breakout room to identify a specific literary element.  Or use a shared doc in class

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Breakout rooms are great for stories about how students or their families might have been cyberattacked. Then discussion takes place on how it can be avoided for others.

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Using break out rooms as for think-pair-share activities to encourage student collaboration.

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Provide students with a blank padlet (one per group) and put them in to breakout rooms to collaborate and create a Word Wall for the unit vocab.

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Peer editing!

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I'm hoping to use optional break out rooms during first reads. This way, students can have virtual Lit. Circles.

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In our first Spanish lesson I discuss using translators vs. bilingual dictionaries and I will give a menti poll where students vote on whether 3 given scenarios are academic integrity violations or acceptable use of resources. Leads to great discussions about the goals of the class.

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Using Padlet in a breakout room and having each student work on a different section

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Posting columns with the questions of the studyguide, and students lining up their answers underneath; everyone completes at least two questions to complete the guide together.

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Go into a short breakout room and have them talk about what they may already know about the science of sound. Have them write this on a Padlet, then do the same thing at the end of the lesson.

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I've included a Padlet activity that is aimed to help students introduce themselves to their peers. I would like to try Linoit next!

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I can use the breakout rooms for students to engage in project research through collaboration.

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Planning on using a Padlet for an Introduction, Back to School Activity.

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Planning on using a Padlet for an Introduction, Back to School Activity.

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Padlet for students to show their favorite photograph

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I plan to use the Lino Board to give learners a choice in strategy.

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I like to start my classes with a collaborative puzzle

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I like the idea of giving them a question so that they connect before they start figuring a problem out or discussion a question.

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I will collaborate with my PLC mate to teach group classes! Shout out to J. Evans

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Padlet for vocab as we work through topic that students can collaborate their own definitions and pictures to help with association.

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Use Padlet for a get to know you activity in the Getting Started lesson.

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collaboration boards in Nearpod to give opinions

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I use a padlet for get to know you ice breakers as well as daily for lesson introductions.

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I love to make breakout rooms where my French student can use a Padlet to record their voices, or write and collaborate. I can add feedback. Plus it is UDL appropriate.

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I'm going to have the students keep a list of daily activities where they found they were using Geometry.

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I already use padlet and mentimeter and this year I want to try using a whiteboard collaborator called lucidspark