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students earn tally marks for activities done in class: checking in on time- participation- submitting work on time... once they earn 10 tally marks, they get into a drawing for a prize on Friday. They can earn an entry for each 10 tally marks.

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Virtual Snowball Fight - did this with a small group of students. Google Slides where they have one minute to color the snowballs on the slide. It was a fun brain break kind of thing.

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Virtual Snowball Fight - did this with a small group of students. Google Slides where they have one minute to color the snowballs on the slide. It was a fun brain break kind of thing.

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There are teachers that create short tutorial videos on their lessons to help with step by step directions. This helps students virtually (who may have sound issues) to still get the instruction. Also helps f2f students if movement is limited in the classroom

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Anything to get them working together - collaborative google slides or jamboard in breakout rooms. Nearpod, Kahoot, etc. Scavenger hunts of household items.

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I introduced this to our AVID teachers. It helps with classroom discussion when you have concurrent students. Has sentence starters for students for kids when they are trying to think of discussion points.

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Parlay is an AI-powered instructional platform that helps teachers facilitate meaningful, measurable, and inclusive class discussions. Join over a million teachers and students. Start using Parlay for free in your class today.

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This is a great tool to help a beginner/or master game learning classroom tool. The free version has many great tools for teachers to use.

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1C9zuGlo_B3l-Vr8XE-Nb3cv0CC5BgeKOAwpMVWelRD4/edit?usp=sharing

Here's an example of a Pixel Art. It should show you the finished picture. Take out all the answers. It will erase the image. As you answer the questions, it auto fills in the picture.

SO FUN! MY students LOVE these. Join the Pixel Art Mysteries in Education on Facebook

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Since it's PISD curriculum, I can't share the link itself, but here's a 2 minute video on what it looks like and how it would work in a classroom. https://drive.google.com/file/d/14vc67vmzW9Cx4xwbCnZMuPBW-yM-U9E5/view?usp=sharing

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Here's the list to input your students...

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Pear deck, Nearpod, GoFormative, Socrative, chat blasts

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Adobe spark, Flipgrid, Screencastify submit, Canva

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Gamification story telling improv

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Screencastify Submit - nice tutorial

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Screencastify Submit

Screencastify Submit: Effortless video assignments

Students can turn in their own screencasts with three easy steps:

1. The teacher creates a "magic recording link". Right from Submit, create a Google Classroom assignment to share this link.

2. Students access the Screencastify Submit link in Google Classroom to record and turn in their own screencast.

3. Watch the videos roll in (they're all automatically saved in your Google Drive!)

Access your free Screencastify Submit account. Be sure to first log into the Screencastify extension with your SSD Google Account: https://app.screencastify.com/submit

2. Submit: Students create and turn in their screencast

Students click on the link in Google Classroom to easily create their own screencasts and turn in through Classroom.

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SSD Public Website: 2020-21 Digital Tools Support: *New* Screencastify Submit

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🎥 Make unlimited recordings of your tab, desktop, any application, and camera
✏️ Annotate by drawing anywhere on the screen, adding text, and creating arrows
👀 Highlight your clicks, focus on your mouse, or hide it from the recording
🎙️ Individual microphone and computer audio controls, push to talk, and more
⚙️ Custom countdowns, show controls only on hover, and many other customization options
💾 Export as mp4, gif, and webm, or save the video directly to Google Drive
✂️ Trim or remove sections of your recording
...and much more - all for free & no sign in needed

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Screenity - Screen Recorder & Annotation Tool

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The most powerful screen recorder for Chrome. Capture, annotate, edit, and more.

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Think about how you can arrange your room, move your webcam, etc,