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Day in the life of a middle school math teacher

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Day in the life of a middle school math teacher

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I decided to use edworlde.net to make my wordle. I was not expecting this to be so cool and summative! I put it together with some help from the standards and it would be a great way to highlight main ideas from my slope unit that is covered in the fourth quarter.

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I used edwordle.net to create my wordle. I have used this before when I taught English, and I have yet to use it in my History classroom. To be honest I had forgotten about this however I think this would be a good way for students to show me what they know prior to learning about a new unit.

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I used edwordle.net to create my wordle. I have heard of this activity, but have never tried it. It would be a good activity to use in the classroom during a review day for a Unit Test. The students could input words that are important for that Unit and to show what they have learned.

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I have always wondered how to create these word clouds and now I know. I used the website edwordle.com to create it. It was very simple to create. This idea can be used in many ways in a classroom. Students could create a word cloud of vocabulary words or use it to introduce themselves to the class. I was surprised with how easy the website worked and will definitely be using this in my classroom!

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I have my students reflect on other performances quite a bit by playing them an example and having them write comments. This Wordle that I made has many of the aspects of a good performance on it. This would be a great way to have all of the vocabulary in one area. This was fun!

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This was fun and I never knew how folks made one of these in the past. I would love to use this tool for Star of the Week. It would be fun to have everyone in the class get on their iPad and log in to the same thing. Have students think about the Star Student of the Week and have them write five words that describe that person. Then the ones that show up the most would be the biggest and you could print it off for the Star of the Week! (I used edwordle.)

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I used wordsift to create my word cloud. I remember using wordle when I was in middle school, but it wasn't working for me! I decided to go with the life of a teacher. I would prefer wordle but oh well!

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I used Wordle for my word cloud.  I would integrate Wordle for my Economics students during review of terminology.  Specifically, I would review a concept and ask the students to  include all words within the concept as a Wordle word cloud do now.  I might also use a Wordle for my Entrepreneurship students as a a logo idea or a visual for their website or application.

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I used a word cloud today in my fourth grade class. We celebrated a birthday of one of the students in the class. In the morning each student told me one thing they liked about the birthday girl and I input the text on my iPad. I played with the formatting and colors and printed a cute little keepsake for the birthday girl.

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I used a word cloud today in my fourth grade class. We celebrated a birthday of one of the students in the class. In the morning each student told me one thing they liked about the birthday girl and I input the text on my iPad. I played with the formatting and colors and printed a cute little keepsake for the birthday girl.

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I created a WordSift for a section of my selected unit over early Mesoamerican societies. I would like to utilize this tool more. I think it would be cool to have students each write a reflection of a chapter/unit and then take their responses and create a WordSift and reflect on the major words as a class. It could be a way to debrief, or as an anticipatory set and combine responses about what they know about a subject prior to starting.

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I like these and I used EdWordle.  I forget about these tools!  I am teaching Waves to my 4th graders in Science right now - this would be a great way to emphasize all of the new words they are so proud of learning.  I wonder how many other tools I have forgotten over years.

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I used Wordle to help create a word cloud I can use to highlight terms covered in a unit.  I think this will help students learn words associated with any unit you might be covering.  It helps students interact with words.  I think this would also be a beneficial tool for mental health.  It could allow for students to express emotions they are feeling.

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I used Wordle and created a word cloud with words about energy that I will use for my curriculum unit. I have used this before when we had a staff meeting, we all added words to it. I would enjoy making one of these with my students or having them make one.

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Day in the life of an elementary music teacher

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Day in the life of an elementary music teacher

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I used EdWordle.net to create a word cloud and tried to think of all the things I say during the course of a day while trying to teach elementary students during a pandemic. I have also put this tool on my Weebly website as an assignment for my curriculum unit. I love this! I'm hoping to be able to use it during my live classes soon!

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Day in the Life of a Seventh Grade English Teacher

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Day in the Life of a Seventh Grade English Teacher

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I did the day in the life of a teacher. I used edwordle.net to create this. I think this was super easy to use and would be a great class activity where kids tell you words they relate to the project you are doing, or as a brainstorming activity!

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I used vocabulary words I would want my students to know from our fitness unit and examples of exercises. There were so many choices on wordart.com, I loved that you could upload your own images, but I went ahead and used one of the stock shapes. I will probably print this out and put it in my gym.

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Words to Describe Characteristics of a Pioneer

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Words to Describe Characteristics of a Pioneer

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This goes along with my curriculum unit. I used wordart.com I really enjoyed the options and ease of use. Students will easily be able to navigate this site to create functional word clouds.

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Day in the Life Teaching Computer Literacy & Coding:

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Day in the Life Teaching Computer Literacy & Coding:

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I used Wordle also, I have never done and have always wanted to so this forced the issue. Love it!

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I used Wordsift! Added words that go along with my curriculum unit for Ceramics Class! https://wordsift.org/

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I used Wordsift! I used words that go along with my curriculum unit for my Ceramics class.  

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I used Wordsift! I used words that go along with my curriculum unit for my Ceramics class.  

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Mine is actually a day in the life of a librarian but it works the same.  Books and Computers are the center of it all.  I used edwordle.net
http://www.edwordle.net/create.html#