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MagicSchool.ai - AI for teachers - lesson planning and more!

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Join over a million teachers saving hours of time using the #1 AI Platform for Education, MagicSchool, to help lesson plan, differentiate, write assessments, write IEPs, communicate clearly, and more!

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Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision.
STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs.
Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration.
Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts.
Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision.
STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs.
Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor?
Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration.
Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts.
Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision.
STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs.
Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor?
Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration.

Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts.

Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs.

Find lessons to teach computational thinking and programming or an activity to enhance what your students are learning in math, science or language or the arts.

Programming CORE:

Complete these activities to build strong foundations for programming BOLT.

Subject Area Activities:

Choose and adapt activities to fit your classroom and grade level needs.

Computer Science Foundations

Computer Science Foundations is a standards-aligned, supplemental curriculum for Sphero BOLT built on the K12 Computer Science Framework Principles. Scaffolded across three courses and 72 lessons, teachers and students build Draw, Block, and Text canvases. They then integrate these concepts into curricular content: everything from polygons and poetry to logic-puzzlers and compliment-givers.
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This website acts as a repository for information, links to research, links to resources and ideas related to the new digital technology curriculum. Whilst broad vision statements, pedagogical musings and justifications based on research all have their place in the rollout of the new digital technology, this portal is primarily concerned with putting it into terms that the average person in the street can understand and a teacher can use in their classroom.

If there is anything that you find confusing, feel free to ask the IT Lead at school They will do their best to help or point you in the right direction so that you can help yourself.

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Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision.
STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs.
Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration.
Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts.
Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision.
STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs.
Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor?
Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration.
Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts.
Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision.
STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs.
Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor?
Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration.

Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts.

Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs. Risk-taking, leaping, trying again, and failing are part of our genetic material. Without it, humans would not have inhabited every corner of this planet. Oftentimes we can see failure, particularly in exams, as negative - one of the worst things we can allow students to experience. But what if we allow students to fail in a safe space and make learning a personal endeavor? Go #BeyondCode and enrich your learning experience with engaging STEAM activities that foster creativity and collaboration. Sphero makes remarkably cool, programmable robots and STEAM-based educational tools that transform the way kids learn, create and invent through coding, science, music, and the arts. Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That's the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision. STEM teaching is the hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics concepts, and it's becoming an increasingly important part of modern-day education. STEM skills grant students the 21st-century abilities needed to perform a wide range of both essential and highly-skilled jobs.

We make it easy to bring STEM and computer science to any classroom, makerspace, after-school program-you name it. The Sphero ecosystem of tools and curriculum for the classroom provides opportunities for limitless learning and fun for PK-12. Sphero provides the tools and support you need to easily implement STEM and computer science in your classroom. Here, you'll learn more about the resources we offer to help you inspire the creators of tomorrow!

Sphero Ecosystem

Sphero is adaptable to all ages and skill levels with options for PK-12. Start, grow, and advance with Sphero.

We offer coding robots and STEAM (STEM + Art) educational tools that transform the way kids and teens learn, create, and invent through coding, science, engineering, and the arts. Check out our coding robots and STEAM kits to inspire your whole class.

How do I create an online account?

Click on My account in the upper right-hand corner of sphero.com, press Create your account, and follow the guided account setup process.

If you are a tax-exempt organization, you will have the opportunity to select your school from a menu or upload a copy of your tax exempt certificate to register your account as tax exempt.

By creating an account, you will be able to track your order history, make changes to your customer profile, and view your tax exempt status.

Note - this account is separate from your Sphero Edu and Classroom accounts.

How do I place a tax exempt order using a credit card?

You will first need to setup an online account - please use the steps shown above to complete this process.

As part of the account setup process, you will have the opportunity to select your school or organization from a drop-down menu. If your school/organization is shown in the drop-down menu, your account will be set up as a tax exempt account (if eligible).

If your school/organization isn't listed in the drop-down menu, you will have the opportunity to upload a copy of your tax exempt certificate. Once your tax exempt certificate is uploaded, our team will review your account and register your account as tax exempt. Within 24 hours* of uploading your certificate, you should see your profile reflect the change.

If you already have an online account, you can check your tax exempt status by clicking My Profile under My Account. If you would like to convert your account to a tax-exempt account, please email a copy of your tax exempt certificate to taxexempt@sphero.com.

*Our team reviews tax exempt requests Monday - Thursday

How do I place an order with a Purchase Order (PO)?

Email Submission
To submit your Purchase Order via email, please send the following to orders@sphero.com:

1. A PDF of your Purchase Order

2. A PDF of your quote (or reference your Quote ID). If you did not obtain a quote prior to submitting your PO, that's okay! Just let our team know that you don't have a corresponding quote.

3. Your tax exempt certificate (or tax ID and details) for the shipping address

4. An email contact for your AP department (Where should we send your invoice?)

Online Submission
You will first need to setup an online account - please use the steps shown above to complete this process. Under your account profile, you can see whether or not you have the ability to use a PO at checkout. If your account is not enabled to use a PO, please contact support@sphero.com.

Once your account is enabled to use POs, you will be able to check out by selecting Purchase Order as your payment method. You will need to submit a copy of your PO prior to your order shipping.

1. Add the desired items to your cart and click the Checkout button

2. Enter your shipping information and press Continue

3. Select Purchase Order as your payment method and click Complete Order

4. You will receive an additional email from support@sphero.com

5. Click the here hyperlink in the email

6. Complete the requested fields, upload the requested documents, and click Submit

7. To prevent your order from being processed twice, please do not email a copy of your PO

I already placed an order online, but my organization is tax-exempt. Can you refund the tax?

Please contact support@sphero.com. Please include your order number and a copy of your tax exempt certificate.

How do I request a quote?

Requesting a Quote Online

1. Head on over to www.sphero.com

2. Add the items you wish to purchase to the shopping cart. Don't forget to add a warranty for your products!

3. Once all items are added, click on the shopping cart image in the upper right hand corner of your screen

4. Below the list of items in your cart, click the "Educators, Get a Quote" button

5. Enter your Country, State/Province, and Zip Code. Click the "Estimate Shipping" button

6. Choose your preferred shipping option from the drop-down menu

7. Enter your email and click "Create quote"

8. Your customized quote will be emailed to you! Included in the email are next steps on placing an order with a PO

9. Please note, quotes expire after 30 days of creation

Talk with a Rep
If you have questions about the best products for your classroom, and would like to talk to one of our Edu experts prior to requesting a quote, please reach out to edusalesteam@sphero.com. A member of our team will work with you to customize the best package for your classroom needs.

I need a copy of Sphero's W-9

Please click the link below for a copy of Sphero's W-9. This document is valid for both Sphero and littleBits products.

I need a copy of Sphero's Sole Source Letter?

Sphero is the sole source provider of all Sphero products, including any littleBits branded products.
Sphero Sole Source Letter

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I asked ChatGPT:
What are games someone who is learning can play with you to help learn English?
Here's is its response:

Word Association: We can play a word association game where I'll give you a word, and you have to respond with another word that is related to it. For example, if I say "dog," you can respond with "cat." This game can help you expand your vocabulary and improve your word associations.

Vocabulary Quiz: I can provide you with a list of words and their definitions, and you can test your knowledge by guessing the correct word for each definition. This game will help you learn new words and their meanings.

Sentence Completion: I can give you incomplete sentences, and you can fill in the missing words to complete them. This exercise will help you practice sentence structure and grammar.

Describe an Object: I can describe an object to you, and you can try to guess what it is based on my description. This game will enhance your listening comprehension and descriptive skills.

Role-Play Conversations: We can engage in simulated conversations where you can practice real-life dialogues, such as ordering food at a restaurant, asking for directions, or making phone calls. This will improve your conversational skills and fluency.

Hangman: In this classic word-guessing game, I'll think of a word and provide you with the number of letters it contains. You'll guess letters one at a time, and for every incorrect guess, I'll draw a part of a hangman. Your goal is to guess the word before the hangman is complete. This game is great for practicing spelling and vocabulary.

Pictionary: We can play a modified version of Pictionary where I describe a word to you, and you have to guess what it is based on my description. This game will help you improve your listening skills and expand your vocabulary.

Storytelling: We can take turns building a story together. One person starts with a sentence, and then the other person adds another sentence to continue the story. This game will enhance your creativity, sentence construction, and storytelling abilities.

Tongue Twisters: I can provide you with challenging tongue twisters, and you can try to say them correctly multiple times in a row. This game will help improve your pronunciation, diction, and fluency.

Category Game: We can play a game where we take turns naming items within a specific category. For example, if the category is "fruits," I might say "apple," and then you can respond with "banana," and so on. This game will help you practice vocabulary and quick thinking.

Guess the Definition: I can provide you with a word, and you have to guess its definition. This game will help you expand your vocabulary and improve your understanding of words and their meanings.

20 Questions: We can play a modified version of the classic game "20 Questions." You think of an object or person, and I'll ask up to 20 yes-or-no questions to try and guess what it is. This game will help you practice asking and answering questions in English.

Riddles: I can give you riddles, and you can try to solve them. Riddles are a fun way to challenge your critical thinking skills and improve your language comprehension.

Describe a Scene: I can describe a scene or situation to you, and you have to visualize it and ask me questions to gather more information. This game will help improve your descriptive abilities and question formation.

Word Chain: We can play a word chain game where we take turns naming words that start with the last letter of the previous word. For example, if I say "cat," you can respond with "tiger," and so on. This game will help expand your vocabulary and improve your word associations.

Story Starters: I can provide you with the beginning of a story, and you have to continue it by adding the next part. We can take turns building the story, creating an engaging narrative while practicing your storytelling skills and using English creatively.

Alphabet Game: We can play the alphabet game where we take turns naming words that start with each letter of the alphabet. For example, I start with "apple," then you continue with "banana," and so on. This game will help you practice vocabulary and think quickly.

Homophone Hunt: I can give you a sentence with a missing word that sounds the same as another word but has a different meaning and spelling. You have to fill in the correct homophone to complete the sentence. This game will help you improve your understanding of homophones and enhance your language accuracy.

Sentence Transformation: I can provide you with a sentence, and you have to transform it using a specific grammar rule or sentence structure. This game will help you reinforce your understanding of grammar and sentence construction.

Though I think there are far more engaging online games students can play, it certainly couldn't hurt to offer them some of these options.

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The great duo of Irina McGrath and Michelle Shory, who have the ELL 2.0 site, gave an excellent presentation at the MLL Summit today. In fact, it was so good that I asked them, and they agreed, to write a special post for Education Week about it.

One of the Artificial Intelligence sites they shared about is called Scraft.

In some of my previous posts about AI (see My Best Posts On Artificial Intelligence In The Classroom), I discussed how I had my students use ChatGPT to practice their writing, and then have it give them feedback in their home language. That works very well.

Scraft does the same thing, but a whole lot better! Instead of the student having to initiate a text conversation with it, Scraft does the prompting.

The user tells Scraft the language they want to learn and their home language, picks the topic they want to talk about, and away they go!

So, obviously, it's useful for learners of languages other than English, too.

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Tired of regular, old tic tac toe? Take things up a notch with this free printable PDF template for Ultimate Tic Tac Toe. Challenge your students, friends, or family with this strategic twist on the classic game.

Background

When I first heard of ultimate tic tac toe, I honestly didn't understand the hype. It was just 9 smaller tic tac toe games arranged in a giant tic tac toe grid.

The idea of playing that many games of tic tac toe before declaring an ultimate winner sounded like a bit of a drag. It turns out, though, that I had missed how the game play actually worked.

Instead of being able to play wherever you want on the game board, each move you make is influenced by your competitor's previous move. This leads to a very interesting strategic game!

Ultimate Tic Tac Toe is also known as Extreme Tic Tac Toe, Super Tic Tac Toe, Ultra Tic Tac Toe, Mega Tic Tac Toe, or Ultimate Noughts and Crosses.

Goal of the Game

The goal of Ultimate Tic Tac Toe is to be the first player to win three games of tic tac toe in a row.

The ultimate tic tac toe grid is made up of one very large tic tac toe grid with nine smaller tic tac toe grids within it.

Each small grid becomes either an X or an O as it is won by a player.

Ultimate Tic Tac Toe Instructions

The first player may choose anywhere on the grid to play.

The second player has to pay very close attention to where the first player put their symbol because this will determine where the second player is allowed to play.

The second player may only play in the small tic tac toe board which corresponds to the last move.

In the example above, the first player played in the first square on the middle row. This means that Player 2 must place their symbol somewhere on the first tic tac toe board on the middle row.

You can see that the second player chose to put their "O" in the middle square on the bottom row. This means that the first player must now choose to put their "x" somewhere on the middle tic tac toe board on the bottom row.

In this example game, Player 1 chose to put an X in the top right square of the tic tac toe board. This means that Player 2 may play anywhere in the top right tic tac toe grid.

Game play continues with players winning the various boards and turning them into either an X or an O depending on who won.

As the tic tac toe board begins to be filled up with completed games, there arises the need for one more rule.

If you are sent to a tic tac toe board that is already full or decided, you may play anywhere on the board. This makes for a very interesting game and strategy!

Ideas for Using in the Classroom

I have heard of many teachers having their students play Ultimate Tic Tac Toe on vertical whiteboards in their classroom as a first day of school activity for math class. I often see this strategy used by teachers who are implementing Peter Liljedahl's Building Thinking Classrooms.

If you don't want to waste time having students draw their own ultimate tic tac toe grids, I have created printable PDF templates for Ultimate Tic Tac Toe that can be printed on letter-sized paper or 11 x 17 paper.

I wanted to create a template for the game that has a brief version of the instructions at the top of the template.

I printed the ultimate tic tac toe grids on 11 x 17 cardstock and placed them in my 11 x 17 dry erase pockets. Don't have the ability to print on 11 x 17 paper? Don't worry. I've got a letter-sized template as well at the bottom of this post!

I put them out in my classroom this past year along with another variation of tic tac toe called circle tic tac toe which I still need to blog about!

This year I plan on leaving a few copies out on my back counter for students to grab and play if they finish early.
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If digital play is more your style, there is a Desmos Activity Builder version of Ultimate Tic Tac Toe from Nathaniel Heading.

Twists on Ultimate Tic Tac Toe

Math Plus Academy offers up a twist on ultimate tic tac toe that leads to a much shorter playing time. Instead of playing for 3 wins in a row, the game ends when the first small tic tac toe board is won.

Math 4 Love shares an ultimate tic tac game with completely different rules.

Origins of Ultimate Tic Tac Toe

Ben Orlin believes that the game of ultimate tic tac toe may have originated with a 1977 board game called Tic Tac Toe Times 10.

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Circle Tic Tac Toe is a fun twist on classic tic-tac-toe. It is played on a circular grid, and there is an added challenge of getting four in a row instead of three. With three different ways to win, this game is sure to be a fun and engaging challenge.

Game Background

I first learned about Circle Tic Tac Toe after mentioning Ultimate Tic Tac Toe on twitter. Carl Horowitz replied to my tweet and suggested I try my hand at a version of tic-tac-toe which he deemed to be even better and more engaging: Circle Tic Tac Toe.

For years, I thought that Carl was the creator of Circle Tic Tac Toe, and I actually credited him with the game when I created a printable version for my classroom.

However, a bit of research suggests that the game should actually be attributed to David P. Sumner who wrote about the game of circular tic tac toe in 2010 and created an app available via Apple.

I have updated the creator name on the downloadable template to correct my original oversight.

Instructions for Playing Circle Tic Tac Toe

The game of Circle Tic Tac Toe is played on a circular grid consisting of 32 sections. The goal of the game is to win by getting four in a row.

In a traditional game of tic tac toe, you win by getting three in a row either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

In this circular game of tic tac toe, there are also three ways to win.

You can win by claiming all four sections in a single sector of the circular grid.

You can win by claiming four connected sections going around a slice of the circle.

You can win by claiming four sections arranged diagonally along concentric circles.

Players take turns claiming sections of the circular grid until one player wins by getting four sections in a row. David Sumner does admit that going first in this game does have an advantage, so he suggests taking turns going first.

I created a poster to print and hang in my classroom for students to reference with the three different ways to win in circle tic tac toe. You could also display this graphic on a projector while explaining the game to a group of students.

Would you rather watch a video about how to play Circle Tic Tac Toe? Carl Horowitz has created a tutorial video.

Printable Templates for Circle Tic Tac Toe

I created two different templates for playing circular tic tac toe in the classroom. Both templates are meant to be used with dry erase pockets so students can play over and over without wasting paper.
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The first template I made has a table at the top that reminds students of the three different ways to win circle tic tac toe.

I plan to set these out in my classroom for students to grab and play when they have extra time. Since we won't necessarily be playing as a class, I want students to be able to play with little to no guidance from me.

I also created a larger version of the template without the reminders at the top. Since the sections of the circle are a bit bigger, it might make it a bit easier for students to write on with their dry erase markers.

Then, since I'm crazy and like to supersize everything in my classroom, I also created a jumbo 11 x 17 version of the template. I printed it on 11 x 17 cardstock.

Even though I had my students use this 11 x 17 version inside of a 11 x 17 dry erase pocket, you could just laminate it and have students use something like game pawns or bingo chips to play since the circle sections are so much bigger.

Ideas for Using in the Classroom

I pulled out circle tic tac toe and ultimate tic tac toe during the last week of the school year. But both games would also make great first day of school activities for math class.

Since Circle Tic Tac Toe is a much shorter game than Ultimate Tic Tac Toe, it might be fun to have a Circle Tic Tac Toe Tournament with a single or double elimination bracket.

More Tic Tac Toe Activities

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Do you feel like a "talking head" during the first couple days of school? We know that explicitly teaching classroom procedures and expectations is a MUST for the beginning of the school year. However, it's a lot of information for a teacher to disseminate and for students to absorb. I have this simple little trick to help you cover all of this important information without losing your mind and while keeping your student engaged!

Here's the gist:

When it comes to discussing behavioral expectations, I begin by writing several questions (preferably one for each student). These are common questions that I know will be asked repeatedly by students. I also ask questions that will direct our discussion to procedures that are important to my classroom management system.

I number these questions and give each student one at the beginning of the day.

Before the day is over, each student will get a chance to read his/her question aloud, and then we will discuss it.

I call on the numbers in order ("Who has number 1? Could you please read your question?"), so I make sure to have the most important questions at the "top of the deck."

We interject these questions throughout the day so that we are not spending a solid block of time going over procedures. I alternate 5-6 questions between the common first-day activities (introductions, ice-breakers, collecting supplies, assemblies, etc.). Breaking this task up over the day not only gives you a respite from talking, it also gives the students a break so they don't glaze over in boredom.

Having these prepared for the first day of school kept me on track for covering these important "rules" and gave me one less thing to think about during the back-to-school chaos. I hope you will give this little trick a try. You can download a FREE and editable version of this resource by entering your email address below.

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In this episode, Kasey gives a full tutorial on creating stop-motion activities for students in Google Slides.

This special edition podcast is also available as a full video tutorial on YouTube.

Bring your graphics to life, much like a flip book!

Let's discover how easy stop-motion animation can be and learn how to create some fun fall activities for your students.

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Listen to this episode.

Stop-motion animation sounds really complicated, but I promise that it can be simple and fun.

I put together a full tutorial to walk you through how to create stop-motion animation in google slides step-by-step.

You can create fun and creative activities for students of all ages. The little ones will need a good background and template. But the older kids, 6th grade and up, should be able to create from scratch.

Think of all the possibilities! This tutorial is showing a very simplistic idea by having leaves fall off of a tree, but it can be as artistic, intricate, and creative as you like.

Remember, an animation is a form of storytelling. (This is a concept I share a lot, and go more in-depth in my book, Blended Learning with Google.)

What stories can students tell in your classroom? Retell stories and histories, explain concepts, personal, fictional...the list goes on and on.

Watch the video below to learn how:

Please share in the comments what you try with your students!
*Related: How to Create Drag and Drop Activities with Google Slides
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One of the most powerful benefits of the artificial intelligence ChatGPT is how much time it can save you. And for busy teachers, administrators, and librarians, saving time means a lot. But in order to be more productive with the free tool, it matters how you structure your prompts. Let's look at how you can make the most of your prompts and look at some great prompts written just for educators.

What Is ChatGPT?

Just in case you don't know exactly what ChatGPT is, here's a quick overview. This incredible tool is a language model that is designed to hold a conversation with a person via text entry. You type in a question or command, called a "prompt," and the AI provides the answer or completes the task. It is able to do this because humans have taught it how to learn and search for answers. It's completely free, although a more robust and faster version called ChatGPT Plus is available for $20/month.

How to Craft ChatGPT Prompts

The jury is still out on whether students should be actively using ChatGPT right now or not. But adults in schools should definitely be trying it out. I use it daily, and it has saved me many, many hours.

To help craft the most effective prompts, keep these tips in mind:

Be specific: Provide as much detail as possible about what you're asking, as well as the context intended for that prompt.

Use natural language: Write prompts as you would ask a question to another person, using proper grammar and sentence structure.

Consider tone and style: Write your prompt using the tone and style you desire ChatGPT to use in its response. Or specify what tone you'd like the AI to respond in by adding that to your prompt. For example, ask the AI to write in a lighthearted manner, use a professional tone, add humor to the response, etc.

Assign a role: One of the best ways to get powerful results is to assign ChatGPT a role. For example, if you ask the question, "Explain the workings of the sun to me," you will most likely get a response that doesn't really help you much unless you are an astronomer. Ask the same question like this, and the answer will be something you can actually understand: "Assume the role of a primary teacher. Explain the workings of the sun to a class of seven-year-old students."

For advanced users, you may also want to format the response in Markdown. This is a powerful language for creating web-ready content, even if you aren't going to use the answer on the web. Consider this detailed prompt:

"Write a 250-word article on the solar system's four inner planets. Use markup language and include a heading with a subheading for each planet. Add a table to the conclusion that includes the size of each planet and its distance from the sun."

What you'll get back from that specific prompt is something that looks more like an article and includes a handy table.

How Can ChatGPT Help Educators

ChatGPT Prompts for Personal Use:

"Can you edit and improve my resume and make it a two-page document? Focus it on getting a job as an [instructional technology specialist]. [paste resume]"

"Suggest some self-care activities for stress relief for busy [educators]. Each one should take no more than five minutes."

"I need a new recipe to try. Give me four different savory recipes using chicken breasts, peppers, and onions. At least one of the recipes should be low calorie."

"I've recently enjoyed watching [shows or movies]. What are some lesser-known shows or movies that are similar in style? Provide a two-sentence synopsis of each."

"Write a fun bedtime story for [audience], with them as a main character. Be sure to include [types of elements like dragons or magic or soccer]."

"I want to get better at [insert skill]. I am a beginner and have no prior experience. Create a 30-day plan for me to learn [insert skill] from scratch."

"Ask me questions as if you are the interviewer and I am a candidate for a position as an assistant principal at a middle school. Ask me the questions one at a time and wait for my answer."

ChatGPT Prompts for Educators:

"Create a rubric to grade an eighth-grade informational report on the history and culture of the Cherokee tribal nation."

"Suggest 10 Chrome extensions for high school students designed to improve productivity while studying."

"Create a set of eight practice problems for third-grade students learning beginner algebra. Have the problems start out easy and get harder."

"What promotes student engagement? Identify and summarize articles from trusted sources over the past three years that deal with this subject. The summaries should be 200 words or less each."

"Create a quiz with five multiple-choice questions that assess [grade four] students' understanding of [concept being taught]."

"Create a step-by-step guide to instruct [audience] how to [topic]. Include important tips and tricks."

"Brainstorm 10 content ideas related to [topic] that [your audience like ninth grade students] would find interesting and beneficial."

"Pretend you are a sixth-grade student. Explain the concept of [insert concept or idea] in simple terms and provide relevant examples of how it can be applied in a real-world situation. Simplify complex terms or concepts."

"Give me five fun ways to introduce a lesson on the properties of water to fourth grade students."

ChatGPT prompts for Administrators:

"I am interviewing candidates for the role of [insert role]. Create an interview with three rounds that test for the following traits: culture fit, growth mindset, learning ability, and adaptability. Also, create one technical assignment to test their technical ability. Also, add in the answer key for each question so I can evaluate and grade their answers."

"Act as an expert career coach. I [explain problem]. Give me a list of five solutions that could potentially fix this problem."

"I need some tips on developing an effective cybersecurity strategy that will address the needs of my [school district or organization]. We have a limited budget of [give amount]."

"Write an email to parents letting them know about the school open house event that is happening on [date] at [time]. Write it to be inviting so that they will want to attend."

If you want to learn more about using ChatGPT to save time and brain cells, TCEA has a variety of resources:

ChatGPT is in its infancy and will become even more intelligent as it grows and learns. That's why it's important to start trying it out now. What prompts will you create today?

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Alongside's Scott Freschet and Dr. Clark Hayes demonstrated the platform's chatbot for me. Students simply log in on any device and start chatting with a friendly llama avatar. Clinicians design the bot's empathetic responses to make students feel heard. It asks questions, suggests coping skills, shares activities, and creates action plans for students to follow up on.

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Fun Questions for Kids

First, these are SUPER fun questions to ask kids and students!

1. If you had to switch places/bodies with someone for a week, who would you switch with?

2. If you could make the world's biggest food fight, what food would you have?

3. Which pet's life would you want to live if you had to trade places?

4. Would you rather have a pet dragon or a pet unicorn?

5. If you had a pet unicorn, what would you name it? What about your pet dragon?

6. If you owned a pirate's treasure box, what would you put in it?

7. If you could pick one of your stuffed animals (or toys) to come to life, which would it be?

8. If you had to be a villian from a movie, which movie would you pick?

9. What superhero power would be the best to have?

10. If you were to be in the circus, what would your circus act be?

11. If you had to pick, what color would you eliminate from the rainbow?

12. If you were one of Snow White's dwarfs, which one would you be?

13. If you could be any Disney princess, which would you choose?

14. If you could pick any wild animal to keep as a pet, which would it be?

15. If you could throw the world's best party, what would you include in it?

16. Who do you think is the best superhero?

17. If you could be any animal for one day only, which would it be?

18. If you could understand any animal, which would it be?

19. If you could live out any story as real life, which would it be?

20. What is one thing you'd love to never have to do again for the rest of your life?

21. If you could do anything you wanted today, what would you do?

22. If everyone in your family was a zoo animal, which animal would they all be?

23. Would you rather have a totally awesome toy or go on a cool vacation with your family?

24. If you could play a character in any movie, who would you be?

25. If you invented a time machine, what would you do with it? Where would you go?

26. What is one song you know all of the words to?

27. If you were to open a store, what would you sell?

28. If you were to open a restaurant, what kind of food would you offer?

29. If you were a superhero with your own unique powers, what would your name be?

30. What would your superhero costume look like?

31. What's your favorite family tradition?

32. Which holiday has the best food?

33. If you could pick your own bedtime and wake up time, what would they be?

34. If you could control one dream at night, what would you dream about?

35. If you had a pet parrot, what would you want it to say?

36. If you could go to the Olympics, what sport would you want to do?

37. What animal do you think is the coolest?

38. What animal do you think is the creepiest?

39. What is one thing you really want to do when you're old enough?

40. If you invented a new ice cream flavor, what would it be?

41. What would be on your ultimate ice cream sundae?

42. What's your favorite thing to do on vacation?

43. If you could teleport inside any game, which would it be?

44. What is your favorite thing about each season?

45. What's one thing you would change about your school?

46. What's one thing you hope never changes about your school?

47. Would you rather be a mermaid or a fairy?

48. If you became president, what's the first thing you would do?

49. If someone gave you one million dollars, what would you do with it?

50. If you could have dinner with anyone in the world, who would it be?
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51. What is the best food ever?

52. What is the worst food?

53. If you could be a fly on the wall, anywhere in the world, where would you be?

54. If you invited dragons to a taco party, would you give them spicy salsa?

55. What is the coolest pet name you can think of?

56. If you had to eat the same vegetable every day for the rest of your life, which would it be?

57. Who makes you laugh the most? Why?

58. If you could invent your own roller coaster, what would it be like?

59. If you could create your own magical creature, what would it be like?

60. Who would you most love to prank?

61. If you could have any meal at the snap of your fingers, which would it be?

62. If you could snap your fingers and have one thing done for you, which would it be?

63. Who would you haunt if you had to be a ghost?

64. What superstition do you think is ridiculous?

65. If you could make up a new rule, what would it be?

66. What's the funniest thing you've ever seen?

67. If you were to scare someone in your family, how would you do it?

68. Would you rather live in a teepee or an igloo?

69. If you were a pirate, what would your pirate name be?

70. What would you name your pirate ship?

71. Who would you pick as your first mate on the pirate ship? Do you think he/she would mutiny?

72. Would you rather discover that witches, vampires, or werewolves were real?

73. If you had to be a vampire or werewolf which would you be?

74. What strange thing is under your bed right now?

75. What movie freaks you out that others think is awesome?

76. Why do you think your "funny bone" is called that?

77. If you were to create a video game, what would it be like?

78. If you found that food was falling from the sky, what food would you want to be falling? What food would you NOT want to be falling?

79. If you could make one chore disappear, what would it be?

80. What do you wish your body could do that it currently does not?

81. Which person makes you laugh the most? Why?

82. What do you wish your mind could do that it currently does not?

83. Can you tell when someone is telling the truth or lying?

84. What's the best one-liner or joke you've ever heard?

85. Would you rather be as small as an ant or as big as an elephant?

86. What has been the most pointless argument you've had with someone?

87. What would people be surprised to know about you?

88. How old are your parents?

89. If you were to discover a new species of animal, what would you want it to be?

90. What would you name this wild new animal?

91. In your opinion, what restaurant serves the best food?

92. What's the best money you've ever spent?

93. What's the worst money you've ever spent?

94. If you had to rename your family, what names would you give them?

95. What gross thing did you see recently?

96. If you were to invent your own food, what would it be?

97. If you looked up, what would be the coolest thing to see in the sky? What would be the weirdest thing to see in the sky?

98. If one animal were suddenly super-sized, which would be the coolest?

99. Which super-sized animal would be the scariest super-sized?

100. What body part do you think is the most useless?

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Fun Questions To Ask Teens & Adults

Now, these fun questions for teens and adults go a little deeper and continue to get the conversation rolling! (They still work great for mid-aged kids too!)

101. If you had to be handcuffed to someone, who would you want it to be?

102. If you could have dinner with 1 person (past or present), who would it be?

103. Which sport do you think is incredibly boring?

104. Which sport do you think truly needs to be invented?

105. What catchy advertising tune do you remember from childhood?

106. What fictional character from a book or a movie do you identify with most?

107. If you were an artist, what would you paint?

108. If you were a photographer, what would you take photos of all day?

109. What word do you hate? Or you think sounds awful?

110. What is the weirdest dream you've ever had?

111. If you could be famous, what would you want to be famous for?

112. What celebrity would you switch lives with?

113. If you woke up and were rich, what would you hope to be rich from?

114. If you were to build your dream house, what would it look like?

115. If you were to be working in your dream job, what would it be?

116. What is your favorite day of the week? Why?

117. What smells bring you back to a different time?

118. If you had to pick between Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube which would you pick?

119. If you could have any view from your bedroom window, what would you want it to be? (mountains, trees, ocean, etc.)

120. What has been your most off the wall life experience?

121. What words of wisdom do you think everyone should live by?

122. If you were to start a life somewhere new, where would you go?

123. Would you rather be in a reality baking show contest or a dating show contest?

124. What's the number one thing on your bucket list?

125. What has been the most monumental thing you have witnessed?

126. If you suddenly had a 25 hour day, what would you do with your extra hour?

127. If you were taking a tourist around your town, where would you take them?

128. How do you know something is art? What do you consider art?

129. If you knew you were going to die in one year, what would you do with the next year?

130. If someone were to make a movie of your life, what kind of movie would it be? (comedy, action, drama)?

131. What risk have you taken that has paid of?

132. What's the scariest thing that has ever happened to you?

133. What small pleasure makes you ridiculously happy?

134. What is something you think a lot of people are wrong about?

135. What crazy thing would you like to try someday? (Or at least crazy to you)

136. What's the weirdest or craziest tattoo you've ever seen?

137. Do you think it would be easier to give up sugar or technology?

138. What is one thing you think everyone should do at least once?

139. What story from your life makes the best story around the dinner table?

140. If you could improve any skill you have, what would it be?

141. What traits do you think are important for a person to have?

142. What would be the scariest sound to wake up to?

143. What's the best mistake you've ever made?

144. Do you have any phobias?

145. What one person has made the biggest impact on who you are today?

146. Do you have any conspiracy theories?

147. What is one thing you thought was weird or ridiculous until you gave it a try?

148. Are you superstitious? What about?

149. What is one question you could ask someone to figure out what kind of a person they are?

150. What do you think people would be like if they lived to be 200 years old? Would it change us?

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Fun Ice Breaker Questions to Ask a Guy

Here's an awesome extension! And while they are fun questions to ask guys on the list, many of them can be used for anyone!

151. What's the best thing about being a guy?

152. What's the worst thing about being a guy?

153. What do you think should be legal that currently is not?

154. Do you consider yourself an introvert or an extrovert?

155. What pet peeve drives you crazy?

156. In your opinion, what is always worth the wait?

157. What is the most useful thing you know how to do?

158. What is the most useless thing you know how to do?

159. If you had the chance to drive a race car or fly a plane, which would you choose?

160. Would you rather go true camping with only a few supplies or go "glamping" with some nice luxuries?

161. Would you rather build an amazing treehouse or an awesome "man cave"? (Let's say you could put the same stuff in it!)

162. Would you put a chip in your brain if the opportunity is there?

163. Would you rather be offered free tickets to a sporting world championship or a resort in a tropical country?

164. What did you love as a kid and still happen to love today?

165. What question do you think people should ask more often?

166. If you had the chance, would you go to space?

167. What is one unique thing (or inside joke) about where you grew up?

168. What's your dream car?

169. Have you ever named your car? What have been the names you've given?

170. What do you think people assume about you that's actually wrong?

171. What is one food everyone else loves but you can't stand?

172. What movie do you wish was made into reality?

173. What video game do you wish were reality?

174. What's your favorite movie from childhood?

175. What sport could you watch 24/7?

176. What sport do you think is not really a sport?

177. Which insect would you be the most likely to eat if you had to eat one? (See morecrazy fun most likely to questions)

178. When was the last time you completely changed your mind about something?

179. What makes you feel old?

180. What makes you feel young?

181. What is one thing you think is a total waste of money?

182. What is one thing you do that would probably be strange to an outsider looking in?

183. If you could design your own secret chamber within your home, where would it be and what would it look like?

184. Can you dance?

185. If you had to do one dance move in front of a group of people, which would it be?

186. If you had $10 million dollars but only 10 years to live, what would you do in the next 10 years?

187. What's the best prank you've ever played?

188. What do you wish someone would invent?

189. What do you always wish you had more time for?

190. What sounds like a great idea but never ends up worth it?

191. What's the best gag gift you've given or received?

192. What is one thing you would love to pay someone money to do for you?

193. What is one country you have no interest to go to?

194. Where are you dying to go to if you could go anywhere?

195. Do you still like to eat what you ate as a kid?

196. What is something you regret not doing sooner?

197. If you had to lose one of your senses, which one would you rather lose?

198. What's the best advice you ever received?

199. Have you planned for a world apocalypse? In what ways?

200. Do you think all cars should have autopilot?

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As with the guys, most of these questions could apply to any gender or age! But there are some specific ones especially great for girls.

201. What's the best thing about being a girl?

202. What's the worst thing about being a girl?

203. Where is the grossest place you've been?

204. If you could snap your fingers and have 3 dreams come true, what would they be?

205. What does your dream house look like?

206. What is something you think is normal, but someone else has considered strange?

207. What was the best thing about growing up in your family?

208. What is something that freaks you out that other people think is fine (or normal)?

209. What is the worst advice someone has given you? What is the best advice?

210. What is something people don't talk about and you really think they should?

211. What rule do you think is just plain dumb?

212. What of their belongings do you think tells a lot about a person?

213. What do you wish social media had (or could tell you about people) that it doesn't right now?

214. What is one memory you have that you think about a lot?

215. When was the last time you followed your intuition?

216. What interest would you pursue if you had no other obligations or responsibilities?

217. What do you not put up with anymore, that you used to put up with a lot?

218. What do you feel like should not be talked about among friends or family?

219. What would you love to see come out as a trend in the next year?

220. What's the most embarrassing thing you've done around other people?

221. What is something you wish you were more interested in?

222. What has been the best decade of your life?

223. What is something you think is normal now, but would have been considered crazy 20 years ago?

224. What is one thing you are glad you did, but you will never do again?

225. What is your favorite thing to do that makes you feel good?

226. What is your big dream? If you could do anything or be anything?

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227. What have been the moments in your life that you've felt the most satisfied or fulfilled?

228. What is something people love that you think is a waste of time?

229. If you had an extra hour in the day, how would you spend it?

230. If you had to get to know someone in a short amount of time, and your life depended on it, what do you think would be important for that person to know about you?

231. What makes you weary of a guy (or think he's creepy)?

232. What do you wish people would do more of?

233. What always makes you smile?

234. What's your favorite thing about yourself? (Self-love goes a long ways)

235. What advice from your parents do you wish you had followed better?

236. What's the best way to end a long day?

237. Would you rather go on an adventure or have a cozy night at home?

238. What do you think people should learn more about?

239. If you saw a natural disaster coming at you, which would you rather it be?

240. What is one thing you hope changes about our world?

241. What is one thing you hope never changes about our world?

242. If you had one day left to live, what would you do with your day?

243. What is something you want to get really good at?

244. Do you believe in fate?

245. If you had to marry someone you didn't know, what would be the most important thing you would want to know about him?

246. What would you do if you knew a meteorite was going to hit the Earth in one month's time?

247. If you could learn one important unknown fact about our world or Universe, what would you want to learn?

248. If you fell asleep and woke up twenty years later, what's the first thing you would do or want to know?

249. Is there anything you've stopped doing that you wish you had continued?

250. Do you think your life would make a good book? Why?
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Wonderful time presenting at Tri-Village Local School District today on "AI in Education"! All of my resources at https://t.co/9yf70aYlXT pic.twitter.com/BgFjv83GYF
— Eric Curts (@ericcurts) August 15, 2023

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Kyle Niemis on Twitter: "This is such a great summary of how you can use @quizizz memes to create an escape room for any quiz. One of my favorite ways to make a quiz even more fun for students! Well done Valerie! 👏🏼 https://t.co/N6UpqLpETU / Twitter"

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This is such a great summary of how you can use @quizizz memes to create an escape room for any quiz. One of my favorite ways to make a quiz even more fun for students! Well done Valerie! 👏🏼 https://t.co/N6UpqLpETU

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Kyle Niemis on Twitter: "Okay as per request, I put @Quizizz AI to the Ted Lasso test. This math problem was written as Ted, Dani, Keeley and Jamie and I have to say, not too bad! 😏Football is life!!! ⚽️#edtech #teachersoftwitter #teachertwitter #Teachers #edchat #TedLasso @TedLasso https://t.co/hXzKe9arJt pic.twitter.com/UliSuQ4bRv / Twitter"

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Okay as per request, I put @Quizizz AI to the Ted Lasso test. This math problem was written as Ted, Dani, Keeley and Jamie and I have to say, not too bad! 😏Football is life!!! ⚽️#edtech #teachersoftwitter #teachertwitter #Teachers #edchat #TedLasso @TedLasso https://t.co/hXzKe9arJt pic.twitter.com/UliSuQ4bRv

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Okay as per request, I put @Quizizz AI to the Ted Lasso test. This math problem was written as Ted, Dani, Keeley and Jamie and I have to say, not too bad! 😏

Football is life!!! ⚽️#edtech #teachersoftwitter #teachertwitter #Teachers #edchat #TedLasso @TedLasso https://t.co/hXzKe9arJt pic.twitter.com/UliSuQ4bRv
— Kyle Niemis (@KyleNiemis) August 16, 2023

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Joanna Stevens on Twitter: "10/10 recommend the "Lots of Dots" activity shared by @wilcoxl22 @MrsGallasMath. I used it in all of my classes today to show productive group work. Every student was listening, asking questions, and paying attention to details. https://t.co/0zymWOC3MX pic.twitter.com/eOeZMCs18C / Twitter"

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10/10 recommend the "Lots of Dots" activity shared by @wilcoxl22 @MrsGallasMath. I used it in all of my classes today to show productive group work. Every student was listening, asking questions, and paying attention to details. https://t.co/0zymWOC3MX pic.twitter.com/eOeZMCs18C

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10/10 recommend the “Lots of Dots” activity shared by @wilcoxl22 @MrsGallasMath. I used it in all of my classes today to show productive group work. Every student was listening, asking questions, and paying attention to details. https://t.co/0zymWOC3MX pic.twitter.com/eOeZMCs18C
— Joanna Stevens (@MrsStevensMath) August 16, 2023

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Reading Response Activities

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𝗧𝗖𝗘𝗔 on Twitter: "Reading Response activities will likely form a major part of your #reading program. Check out these CHOICE BOARDS that can be added to the mix.https://t.co/m5syR4TPLB via Top Teaching Tasks#teachertwitter #elar #ela #learning pic.twitter.com/3VRum8WMEI / Twitter"

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Reading Response activities will likely form a major part of your #reading program. Check out these CHOICE BOARDS that can be added to the mix.https://t.co/m5syR4TPLB via Top Teaching Tasks#teachertwitter #elar #ela #learning pic.twitter.com/3VRum8WMEI

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Reading Response activities will likely form a major part of your #reading program. Check out these CHOICE BOARDS that can be added to the mix.https://t.co/m5syR4TPLB via Top Teaching Tasks#teachertwitter #elar #ela #learning pic.twitter.com/3VRum8WMEI
— 𝗧𝗖𝗘𝗔 (@TCEA) August 18, 2023