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How might Padlet be something you could use in the classroom? 

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How might Padlet be something you could use in the classroom? 

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I have been watching the tutorials. I think I'll end up teaching students how to use it for a reversed classroom lesson. I sent an email regarding this, but if I send an invitation through their website we can get months of their service for free.

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Spelling Words Game

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Found in enVision, there are additional vocabulary support tabs that can be printed out to work on math terms with my small groups.

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Lyrics2learn staff presentation for teachers.

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Michelle can add an app to Chrome Books for kids to use QR Codes.

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"Beat the Teacher"
I give an instruction and begin counting down from 10 (or 5 or 3) and when I get to zero, if everyone is doing their job, the class gets a point. If even one person is off task, I get a point. At the end of the day, whoever has the most points wins! :) If the class wins, they get a five minute GoNoodle dance party. We start over daily. I do not do this every time I given instruction, just randomly so they do not expect it!

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It's a free book resource for teachers. Tons of books, read to me books, and educational videos. You can assign a student log in for each student.

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"The most general influence on a student's emotional engagement is a teacher's positive demeanor."-----

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"The most general influence on a student's emotional engagement is a teacher's positive demeanor."-----

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-----Marzano

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This is a math game that they have "battles". They love it.

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school approved videos separated by grade and topic

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A book is read aloud at the beginning of each week, and one sentence is chosen from the book. The first day of the week, we make observations about the sentence such as figurative language, parts of speech, descriptive language, etc. The second day we label parts of speech, the third day we revise the sentence to make it better, and the fourth day we create a new sentence with the same structure.

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Spelling and Reading big words after learning small rimes

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You can use it for shapes or learning fractions

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When getting students attention while they are in small groups, have them put their hands on their head and say "Freeze". This is when you do not want them to clean up, just need their attention momentarily. 

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When getting students attention while they are in small groups, have them put their hands on their head and say "Freeze". This is when you do not want them to clean up, just need their attention momentarily. 

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When getting students attention I say "class, class" they repeat "Yes, yes".  This is after they have discussed a problem together and we are coming back to whole discussion.

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When getting students attention I say "class, class" they repeat "Yes, yes".  This is after they have discussed a problem together and we are coming back to whole discussion.

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We have been using Quaver, an online curriculum, to learn how to play recorders. The Fifth and Sixth graders seem to enjoy the lessons as well as learning the first three notes!

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We have been using Quaver, an online curriculum, to learn how to play recorders. The Fifth and Sixth graders seem to enjoy the lessons as well as learning the first three notes!

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Snap circuits and coding without a computer. Hands on activities

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Snap circuits and coding without a computer. Hands on activities

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I break up my guided reading centers between lessons so the students don't have to sit for long periods of time.

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Also found in enVision, these activities are used to challenge my students using a variety of multi-step story problems.

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After each enVision lesson I will use a reteach lesson to review standards with small groups that are struggling.

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You can use it for shapes or to teach fractions.

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Similar to the popular new fad of "break out rooms" where you find clues to get out of the room, a series of Google Forms and links will allow you to "break out" of a made up scenario. Questions can be made on your terms about any subject.

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FitStar Yoga, 30 Day Fitness, Nike Training

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FitStar Yoga, 30 Day Fitness, Nike Training

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Free apps for working out.

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I introduced my students to Prodigy last week.  It is an online math game that looks a lot like a video game.  They beg me to play Prodigy even during inside recess.

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Answers to those questions you often wonder. Every article includes vocabulary, a brief comprehension quiz and EVERY article has an audio option!

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Have you ever tasted an Arab taco?

When was the Arab taco invented?

What is shawarma?

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How are currency exchange rates determined?

What was the gold standard?

Which type of currency exchange rate system does the U.S. use?

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Which of the following is usually NOT a factor in determining currency exchange rates?

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How can I use Wonderopolis?

What are the parts of a Wonder?

How do writers make a Wonder?

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Based on information from the Wonder, what was Lou Castro known for when he was alive?

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What is an okapi?

Where do okapis live?

What do okapis eat?

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Where the Wonders of Learning Never Cease | Wonderopolis

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Where the Wonders of Learning Never Cease

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I wrote a grant for Starfall and I am SO excited to get it into our classrooms and computer lab! It will be great for prek-3rd math (multiplication) and will also work well for tutoring,  SPED, etc. It is not up and running yet, but will be soon! :)

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When playing a game, have a die that has M or L on it. M stands for most, L stands for least. That way the winner does not always have to be the one with the most.

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When playing a game, have a die that has M or L on it. M stands for most, L stands for least. That way the winner does not always have to be the one with the most.

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Students connecting with others that are not at their normal seats. They have to be engaged during instruction time to go to special seats, but everyone moves around the room (clipboards on carpet, fuzzy stools, etc). Must stay focused to remain fun seats and stay on academic conversations. Upper kiddos connecting with kiddos struggling.

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I sometimes ask students to answer a question, read a sight word, etc in order to line up.

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When sharing electronics during guided reading, have a basket below a ribbon with student clothespins attached. When a student finishes, they put their clothespin in the basket. This allows everyone to have equal turns on ipads, etc.

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When sharing electronics during guided reading, have a basket below a ribbon with student clothespins attached. When a student finishes, they put their clothespin in the basket. This allows everyone to have equal turns on ipads, etc.

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Providing choice in assignments/assessments whenever possible leads to a sense of ownership for the students.

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Providing choice in assignments/assessments whenever possible leads to a sense of ownership for the students.

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Students join a class with their google account. Teachers can check the boxes for vocabulary work, and have the article read to the student. You could have the article read to all students as a MAP listening practice activity.