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One of my favorites. We did pig sketches/dissections/food/etc...

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Teaming up with my math partner to have Greek Week. Students researched Greek mathmeticians, created a presentation, and played Olympic games based on math. 

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Teaming up with my math partner to have Greek Week. Students researched Greek mathmeticians, created a presentation, and played Olympic games based on math. 

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You can find almost any topic review game.

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Setting up the library like a camp ground with blankets, lanterns, a fake campfire, and sounds of the wind in the background to share scary stories they had written. 

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Setting up the library like a camp ground with blankets, lanterns, a fake campfire, and sounds of the wind in the background to share scary stories they had written. 

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We created a night sky with black trash bags being blown up with a big fan.  :)  Students entered the room to see the moon phases
and stars.

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We used VR googles to go to the North Pole before reading about Matthew Henson a North Pole explorer. 

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We used VR googles to go to the North Pole before reading about Matthew Henson a North Pole explorer. 

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Students could create their own story and coded game based on their writing.

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Lots of review games for lots of topics.  My third graders love to review math topics using jeopardy. #oldschool

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Students went through a lesson I created that included a field
trip to a place in the book we were reading.

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Students are given a chance to create their own game to review topics.  Could be created digitally or not.  Students then have the opportunity to play each other's games.

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After completing the read aloud of Charlie and the Choxolate factory, students watched the first version of the movie. Then participated in comparing/contrasting movie to book, invented and marketed a new candy to mr Wonka, analyzed the characler traits of the 5 children, took a survey of favorite characters and graphs results then created math questions about graph.

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Thousands of free and paid lesson plans that integrate technology into the learning process.

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We tracked the gold, silver, bronze medals ofthe  top 5 teams. Groups were divided into country teams. Groups did online research about that country, wrote reports, learned about South Korea, history of the olympics, graphed medal results, had a gold medal ceremony.

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Collaborative game for reviewing concepts.

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Brain breaks

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Free activities kids love and teachers request.

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Centered on an open-
ended question, this app
has tools to help kids
engage in planning
scientific investigations,
collecting and annotating
multimedia data from
anywhere, and analyzing
that data to create
scientific explanations.

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Games with questions for NGSS

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I use a 9 squared board for one standard, such as a history standard. Each box describes a project students can complete in order to show knowledge of that standard in a different way. Example: 6th grade history: Ancient Egypt. One project may be to make a comic book of a day in the life of an ancient Egyptian. Another project might be to create a catalog selling several products that may have been popular during that time period. A third could be to write and perform a play about an event we read about in the history book. 9 intelligences=9 projects.

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Helps you record your observations from the natural world and contribute to projects on iNaturalist.org

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Dzivula Gube
Marine Conservationist & Underwater Photographer, Kenya

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iNaturalist is a social network for naturalists! Record your observations of plants and animals,
share them with friends and researchers, and learn about the natural world.

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videos, articles, and interactive simulations to support NGSS

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Lessons that are already created for you and can be used for review.

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Breakout EDU - Educational Games for the Classroom

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Breakout EDU gamifies learning to create an engaging and empowering experience for students of all grade levels.

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I have the engineering class build a bridge from a single piece of paper as an intro to making popsicle stick bridges.

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web resource with interactive music lessons

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Similar to Story Bird but students create their own graphics.

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Explore.org
Watch birds, kittens, dogs, wild bears, etc. with your class.

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Explore.org is the world’s leading philanthropic live nature cam network and documentary film channel. Our mission is to champion the selfless acts of others, create a portal into the soul of humanity and inspire lifelong learning. Watch nature unfold live right now!

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Live Web Cams at the Monterey Bay Aquarium

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Live now! Watch penguins, sea otters, sharks, birds, sea turtles and many more ocean animals on exhibit, as well as marine life in Monterey Bay.

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Flocabulay...students can write hip hop verse

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Zearn is good to use in collaboration with Eureka Math
Prodigy is highly addictive. Iv'e had students comment that I'm tricking them into "doing math."

I've used code.org/learn with those students that finish early.

In class I use a lot of Spencer Kagan strategies like numbered heads, think pair share, etc.

Writing about field trips, presenters, and hands-on activities helps ELLs develop the vocabulary they need to explain what they've experienced.

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Deck of cards can be used to teach positive and negative numbers in war or algebraic equations.

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Use this when I taught math. They have a curriculum that is directly related to Eureka Math. Students can work on basic foundation skills along with learning current standards. Students listen and watch video tutorials.

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Older quizmaker where students can race each other. You can work in groups as well. Multiple types of questions not just multiple choice.

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I break students into teams based on pac 12 football teams (Oregon, Stanford, Washington etc...) then based on the number of points the team scores over the weekend games applies to their team.

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Use this with teaching science

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kahoots
front row
fogstone
isle
signition
vocabulary bingo
pow tunes

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Students have a gold star with their name on it posted on the wall by the sign when they get an A on a math test. If they get another, a sticker goes on the star. I've seen some competition for the most stickers over the course of the year. 6th/7th grade level, but would work for others. -Princess Peach

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Use this with both Literature and Social Studies

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Quizziz for math facts
Google slides for sea animal reports
Rhymes to teach the spelling of high frequency words
Google images for vocabulary and building backgrounds knowledge

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When teaching 5th grade I had students who were finished early write songs about prime and composite number rules. The kids loved and were pretty good at writing songs!

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Solve a real puzzle as a class with everyone having a piece. No one can give up their piece. This involves interpersonal skills.

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Quizlet
Padlet (checking for understanding or creating leveled questions)
iMovie to create commercials or interviews
itrailer (same)
iPhones for photo scavenger hunts on campus (could be modified for other subjects, maybe science?)

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Numbers, letter, and sound Bingo. It really gets the students talking and working together even though they work on their own boards.

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Many students do not know how to play board games.  By playing games with them I was able to teach them probling solving skills.

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Use qr codes to create online scavenger hunts

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To write spontaneously about a given visual prompt

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Kahoot
Front Row
Class Dojo

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Kahoot
Plickers
Edulastic
Hangman with spelling words
battleship during math with coordinates

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Practice any standard, assess, and test prep with gaming

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Amazing pets, epic battles and math practice. Prodigy, the no-cost math game where kids can earn prizes, go on quests and play with friends all while learning math.

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Having students work as a team through multiple outlets- Google, unlocking PDF passwords with research.

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The teacher immersed herself into the character, Franco. Students completed restaurant problem solving as a part of the lesson.

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Students write World War I letters from the trenches.

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We’re so behind, but we’re embracing it! A fun day writing letters from the WWI trenches. @MCESTigers @MadCoSchools #BeBoldMCSS

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We’re so behind, but we’re embracing it! A fun day writing letters from the WWI trenches. @MCESTigers @MadCoSchools #BeBoldMCSS https://t.co/KkBcMzwCBn

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We’re so behind, but we’re embracing it! A fun day writing letters from the WWI trenches. @MCESTigers @MadCoSchools #BeBoldMCSS pic.twitter.com/KkBcMzwCBn
— Jacob Guerin (@mrgshistoryala) April 24, 2018

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We’re so behind, but we’re embracing it! A fun day writing letters from the WWI trenches. @MCESTigers @MadCoSchools #BeBoldMCSS https://t.co/KkBcMzwCBn

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We’re so behind, but we’re embracing it! A fun day writing letters from the WWI trenches. @MCESTigers @MadCoSchools #BeBoldMCSS