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When something goes wrong, figure it out together.  Keep calm and carry on!

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When something goes wrong, figure it out together.  Keep calm and carry on!

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Use Kahoot.it to review upcoming tests or quizes

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Use Kahoot.it to review upcoming tests or quizes

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We can CLOSE read all together we see each others annotations, ?, underlining, circling etc. Now that we are late enough in the year the students are starting to do this task independently. This helps us get to a high standard of writing.

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You are so true about 2 heads being better than one.  A perfect example you are assisting me with this lesson.

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You are so true about 2 heads being better than one.  A perfect example you are assisting me with this lesson.

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I also like the power point lesson for the classroom. This is awesome for class assignments and presentations. Inputting illustrations into assignments will definitely enhance my students' lessons. Most of all the chromebooks assignments will help me in understanding student's writing.

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My admin asked that we have a sign/out sign/in log for the students to use so we can keep tract of when and who has the Chromebooks.

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Sit by a peer helper! Two heads are better than one!

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Sit by a peer helper! Two heads are better than one!

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In my elementary classroom, we use a hanging shoe organizer to hold computer supplies such as password cards and their own set of ear buds. Each student has their own pocket.

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Use chrome books for our class Opening Assignments.

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Use chrome books for our class Opening Assignments.

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For younger students train several students to plug in chromebooks  as a "class job." Rotate students monthly.

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bringing the Chromebook to school everyday

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bringing the Chromebook to school everyday

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what educational games they can use

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Hand out chromebooks in an organized manner follow the same procedures for putting them away

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Hand out chromebooks in an organized manner follow the same procedures for putting them away

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Go over rules of technology and the PSD agreement

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Go over rules of technology and the PSD agreement

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what they can  and cannot search
password protection

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Model how to plug in and take out computers and have Chromebooks numbered and assigned to students.

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Model how to plug in and take out computers and have Chromebooks numbered and assigned to students.

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Discuss Organized Getting and Returning Chromebooks

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Discuss Organized Getting and Returning Chromebooks

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Limit the number of students at the cart at on time.
Use "numbered heads"
Have a "tech kid" check fit the tablets are in order and in the correct place
Practice, practice, practice

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Use engaging websites like Kahoot to review curriculum

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Use engaging websites like Kahoot to review curriculum

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Teach kids how to sign on, then get them into Google Classroom

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Teach kids how to sign on, then get them into Google Classroom

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Review expectations and rules by showing PREZI or other presentation to students.

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ALLOW ANSWERS TO BE ANONYMOUS TO THE CLASS BUT NOT TO ME .THIS WOULD ALLOW THE STUDENTS TO ANSWER AND NOT BE EMBARRASSED TO ANSWER WITHOUT FEELING EMBARRASSED TO ANSWER WRONG.

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I use color coded plastic cups. Students stack green on top if they are ok and red if they need help. this avoids the annoying "Teacher!!! I need help". I can add yellow if it is not an emergency and they can continue while I help others.

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Have students create their own padlet notes to name the rules and expectations to review and share the rules they have just learned.

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Review rules and how to take care of chrome books

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Brainstorm ideas-clarify steps

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Each kid uses only an assigned chromebook.

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How to carry and unplug the laptops.