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How to Use Google Classroom to Organize your Remote Learning

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Wondering how to organize Google Classroom? This post will give you the six most common organizational strategies for the Classwork page and topics.

Many teachers are struggling with finding the best way to organize Google Classroom assignments on the Classwork page.

Deciding what topics to create and how to organize your assignments on this page has been trial and error. What works for one teacher, doesn't work for others.

I decided to put this question to the Shake Up Learning Facebook group and find out what teachers are doing with this new setup.

I did notice some trends, so I thought it would be useful to share these in a blog post.

This post is about the different topics teachers are creating to organize their Classwork page in the way that works for them.

Below are 6 Ways to Organize Assignments in Google Classroom.

Create and Organize Topics in Classwork Page

The heart of the new Classwork page is TOPICS. Topics allow you to group assignments into categories.

By default, new topics are added to the bottom of the classwork page, so this requires moving topics up and down to suit your needs. This seems to be one of the biggest troubles for teachers using the new Classwork page. Rearranging topics and assignments is going to be part of all of these options unless you want students scrolling to the bottom of the page.

We also have the ability to add materials to the Classwork page. This is typically those resources you share with students that are not necessarily associated with one assignment. These are things that students need to reference frequently like the Class Syllabus, Class Rules, Teacher website link, etc.

After working with and talking to hundreds of teachers, I've discovered the five most common ways to organize assignments in Google Classroom.

6 Ways to Organize Assignments in Google Classroom

1. Organize By Units or Modules

To organize by unit of study, teachers create topics for each unit and put all of the assignments for that particular unit under that topic (like the screenshot below). I believe this method was Google's original intention with the redesign.

2. Organize By Week

Many teachers are creating a new topic for each week, either naming them "Week #1," or naming something like, "Week of Sept 10th-14th." I don't even want to think about what this looks like after several weeks of school, but if this works for you-go for it!

3. Organize By Type of Assignment

In this method, teachers organize assignments by the type of work, like "Daily Work," "Projects," "Tests," etc. Keep in mind the organization is for both you and your students. Will students understand the work types? Remember to keep it student-friendly for the age group you teach.

4. Organize By Subject Areas (best for elementary)

Organizing by subject area seems to be the most logical for elementary teachers who teach multiple subjects.

5. Organize By Adding "Today" Topic

This one is usually combined with one of the above methods. I've seen this suggestion from many teachers, including fellow blogger, Alice Keeler. The idea is to create a special topic named, "Today," where you manually move each item that you want students to focus on that day. Then, move the "Today" topic to the top of the page so it is front and center for your students.

6. Organize by Learning Target

Thank you to Layla Gregory for sharing this in the Shake Up Learning Community. As a fan of standards-based grading, this organization makes perfect sense!

Layla assigns numbers and letters to each learning target and includes that in the topic and assignment.

Even if you are not using standards-based grading, this is a great way to help students make the connection between the assignment and the goal of the assignment.

In my post, How to Package Your Digital Assignments, I give you ten things to include in your assignment package, including the learning goal! (See infographic below.)

Tip: Disable Assignment Alerts in Stream

(Thanks to Shannon Oliver for sharing this!)

One feature that seems to drive some teachers crazy is that the assignments are also announced in the "Stream." If this is a thorn in your side, you can disable this feature to avoid confusion.

To disable this feature, go to your class and click on the settings icon near the top-right.

Scroll down to "General."

Next to "Classwork on the stream," click the drop down and select, "Hide notifications."

Tip: Create a Topic for Past Assignments

One trend I'm noticing is that some teachers like to move old assignments out. Unfortunately, you cannot have assignments disappear after they have been completed.

Create a topic called "Past Assignments," or something that makes sense for you and your students to understand. Drag this topic to the bottom of your Classwork page. Once an assignment is complete, or you are no longer accepting work, move it to this topic.

Of course, this means that you may be giving up some of the organization above, so do what works for you.

What Works for You

The bottom-line here is to find what works for you and your students. Every teacher is different. I'm sure that many teachers have already made decisions about how they will organize differently next semester or next year. We will learn together.

I know this is just scratching the surface, but I hope it helps give you new ideas on how to organize your assignments in Google Classroom.

Want even more ideas about how to create and "package" your online assignments? Be sure you check out this infographic and blog post with 10 awesome ideas!

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Whether or not schools are closing for the Coronavirus, it's likely that U.S. kids will be spending a lot of time indoors in the next couple of months. With that in mind, we rounded up loads of hands-on activities for families to do together at home. Share this with everyone you know who might need it!

Exploring the world around them makes every moment a learning experience for kids. Don't worry about having special bins and objects, there are lots of ways to make sensory tables that work.

Kinetic sand is fascinating to touch, make things with, and talk about. If you've got some lying around, try out some of these fun activities and make up some of your own!

These calm down jars are fun to make, teach kids science, and really truly calm kids down as they watch them settle.

Board games offer fun ways for kids to practice skills. These board games give kids practice with vocabulary, telling time, fine motor skills, and strategy skills.

You probably have a few decks of cards at home. Why not try out some of these games to help kids practice math. The quicker their math recall, the better they'll do as math gets more difficult.

The great thing about dice is that, like dominoes and cards, the formations of dots help kids organize their math thinking. These games are fun for all ages because you can add or remove rules depending on ability.

Sometimes science projects need special materials that can be tough to find, but not these! Check out how many ways you can use food to learn about science. This learning is fun and delicious.

Balloons are great for learning about physics, chemistry, and biology. Try out some of these experiments that help kids think about their breath, energy, and movement.

There are so many ways simple things you might have around the house can be put together to learn about complicated-sounding scientific notions like the laws of force and motion and friction. Trying out some of these experiments will have you all talking like scientists soon.

Bring engineering to life by making paper airplanes, catapults, and more with simple office supplies. Challenge each person in your house to make their own and hold a contest. Winner doesn't do dishes for a week!

It feels like kids don't play the same kinds of games we once played. Here are the rules for how to play all kinds of old-school outdoor games for your driveway, backyard, or maybe even a big playroom.

Pretty much everyone has LEGO bricks sitting someplace in their house. Here's how to use them to practice math skills. There are some really fun ideas in here.

Everyone loves to talk about the weather. Will it be cold, hot, or rainy? Here are some great activities to help you learn more about the weather.
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70+ Awesome Apps that Integrate with Google Classroom

Check out this list of more than 70 Awesome Apps that Integrate with Google Classroom!

Did you know that Google Classroom plays well with others?

Yep! Google is known for making their applications open to working with third-party applications, and Google Classroom is no exception.

I have put together a list of 70+ Apps that Integrate with Google Classroom, making it even easier to create lessons and announcements with your favorite apps and resources.

Use this list to explore apps you may already be using, or find new ones that will allow you to share easily to Google Classroom.

Ready to find apps that make Google Classroom even better? Check out these 70+ Applications that Integrate with Google Classroom.
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How to Use These Applications with Google Classroom

Most of the applications below connect to Google Classroom through a "share button." This connection allows you to use some of your favorite websites and applications seamlessly with your Google Classroom assignments and announcements. Note: some of these applications are free, some are not.
To use the application with Google Classroom,

1. Create an account on the application or website.

2. Locate or create the activity or resources within the application or website.

3. Use the "Share to Classroom" option within the chosen application. (The first time you use the connection you will need to grant permissions to connect your account.)

4. This connection will allow you to do things like creating a quiz and assign it to one of your classes in Google Classroom.

70+ Awesome Applications that Integrate with Google Classroom

Hundreds of education applications work with Google Classroom. These integrations save teachers and students time, and make it seamless to share information between Classroom and their favorite apps.

Use this list to explore apps you may already be using, or find new ones that will allow you to share easily to Google Classroom.

Actively Learn works seamlessly with Google Classroom. Teachers can easily sync Classroom rosters to Actively Learn and sync Actively Learn assignments and grades back to Google Classroom.

Additio App is a productivity suite for teachers to stay organized and efficiently contact students and families. It offers many helpful tools, like a powerful gradebook and a robust lesson planner.

Teachers can link to or create new Classroom classes based on their Aeries classes, and import scores into the Aeries grade book.

With this integration, Classroom classes can automatically be created based on classes in Aladdin. Assignments and grades can also be synced between Aladdin and Classroom.

Alma is the first Student Information System to integrate directly with Google Classroom. With this integration, teachers can synchronize assignments and grades, and tech teams can batch create and manage Google Classroom classes across their schools and districts.

Educational K-12 programs and resources from the American Museum of Natural History. Use the Share to Classroom button to share relevant articles, curriculum, and resources.

Empower students to become savvy, safe digital citizens with this all-in-one classroom management, content filtering, and reporting solution.

Gives feedback to teachers and student synchronously when students complete assignments using this free online tool.

BookWidgets provides templates for interactive exercises. Teachers can choose between more than 40 different widgets or templates to engage students.

With BrainPOP, teachers can import their classes directly from Google Classroom into My BrainPOP. SSO-ready student accounts are automatically created when a teacher imports a class, allowing students to log into BrainPOP through the Google launcher menu.

A creation and presentation tool for students and educators to create interactive classroom content, allowing learners of all ages to visualize concepts and communicate creatively. Simply create your assignment, note, class reminder, activity, or project, and share it to the students in your Google Classroom.

CK-12 Foundation provides a library of free online textbooks, videos, exercises, flashcards, and real-world applications for over 5000 concepts from arithmetic to history.

With the Classcraft integration, teachers can pull rosters from Google Classroom and provision accounts in a single click. Teachers can give students points in the game for turning in assignments on time and convert their Classroom results into game points.

CodeHS is a comprehensive platform for helping schools teach computer science. We provide web-based curriculum, teacher tools and resources, and professional development.

Our goal is to ignite curiosity and inspire people to learn. Each day, we create and curate engaging topics for millions of lifelong learners worldwide.

A collection of unique and engaging digital math activities, which are free for you and your students.

Discovery Education ignites student curiosity and inspires educators to reimagine learning with award-winning digital content and professional development.

DOGO Media is the leading online network empowering kids to engage with digital media in a fun, safe and social environment. Used by millions of students and teachers from around the world, our websites have quickly grown into a community of kids and educators engaging positively with current events, books, and movies.

Many teachers and even entire governments around the world already view Duolingo as the perfect blended learning companion for their language classrooms. Duolingo lessons give each student personalized feedback and practice, preparing them to get the most out of classroom instruction.

Teachers can import their class rosters from Google Classroom into Edcite, and then send Edcite assignments to their students in Classroom. When students access these assignments, they are automatically logged into their Edcite accounts using single sign-on.

Make any video your lesson. Pick a video, add your magical touch and track your students' understanding. With the EDpuzzle integration, teachers can automatically import all Classroom courses and students at sign up.

Syncing with Google Classroom creates class rosters in Edulastic and keeps them up to date. Teachers can then share Edulastic assessments right in students' Classroom feeds, allowing them to access the assignment without entering another password or navigating to the Edulastic site.

Assign EngageNY problems in Classroom. Students receive immediate feedback on their work, with multiple attemps if necessary, while teachers can easily access actionable data to drive their in-class review and instruction.

Thanks to this Google Classroom integration, teachers and admins can seamlessly manage licenses via Explain Everything Discover.

Teachers can create music notation and composition assignments in Google Classroom using Flat Education, the online music notation software. Teachers can synchronize existing Classroom rosters and design new music activities accessible to students from Classroom.

Flipgrid is a website that allows teachers to create "grids" of short discussion-style questions that students respond to through recorded videos. Each grid is effectively a message board where teachers can pose a question and their students can post 90-second video responses that appear in a tiled "grid" display. Easily share links to Flipgrids and add them to assignments in Google Classroom.

Fluency Tutor is a web-based application that provides tools to enable students to practice reading aloud and to record pre-assigned passages called "assessments" or tests. Easily assign reading passages as assignments in Google Classroom.

Gale's research resources include unique online databases, library primary sources, newspaper digital archives, eBooks, courses and large print books.

Monitor students behavior on G Suite and Chrome devices with this security and audit tool.

GeoGebra's K-12+ STEM curriculum materials can be inserted into Google Classroom as tasks with just a few clicks. More than 700,000 materials (plus more added daily!) are available to meet the STEM needs of students and teachers.

GoGuardian Teacher allows teachers to mirror the classrooms they've set up in Classroom, syncing student enrollment, class period, and subject across platforms. Students and teachers can benefit even more from their Chromebooks with streamlined setup and use.

Google Cast for Education is a free Chrome app that allows students and teachers to share their screens wirelessly from anywhere in the classroom. Cast for Education has built-in controls for teachers and seamlessly allows them to easily add students from Classroom.

InsertLearning is a Chrome extension that lets you turn websites into interactive lessons. You can add sticky notes, links, videos, discussion questions, multiple choice questions and more! Then easily share your lesson with students in Google Classroom.(See also 4 Ways to Blend Learning with InsertLearning.)

With the Kami integration, teachers can distribute assignments, worksheets, and curriculum resources in PDF format for students to complete and easily turn in.

Khan Academy supports teachers with rigorous personalized learning tools and data-driven insights - all for free. Now, teachers can import their Google Classroom rosters into Khan Academy and directly assign Khan Academy content to their students through Classroom.

Ignite the next generation of content creators with this safe publishing platform that empowers students to share their voice.

Kodable teaches kids to code at home or at school with fun games and gives teachers a complete K-5 coding curriculum for the classroom.

LearnZillion is a website that provides teachers with a library of interactive math and language arts lessons, videos, quizzes, and assignments for students. LearnZillion tracks student progress and achievement on the lessons and quizzes and reports the results to the teacher's dashboard for assessment.

Little SIS for Classroom auto-creates Google Classroom classes and auto-syncs class rosters from student information exports, making it easier for schools to adopt and maintain Google Classroom at scale.

Listenwise is an award-winning listening skills platform. We harness the power of listening to advance literacy and learning in all students. Our collection of podcasts and public radio keeps teaching connected to the real world and builds student listening skills at the same time.

Lucidpress is a web-based drag and drop publishing app, enabling anyone to create stunning content for print and digital.

Makers Empire 3D is designed to help K-8 teachers integrate 3D design and printing into their teaching practice effectively and efficiently.

This integration syncs Classroom with MathGames.com, a source for math games and skill practice online. Teachers can automatically create and sync math assignments within Classroom and track students' progress.

Nearpod is an interactive presentation and assessment tool that can be used to amazing effect in the classroom. The app's concept is simple. A teacher can create presentations that can contain Quiz's, Polls, Videos, Images, Drawing-Boards, Web Content and so on.

Allows teachers and students to search 360,000+ educator-vetted, standards-aligned, open education resources-all in one place.

With the Google Classroom integration, teachers using Newsela can sign up, import classrooms, and share assignments directly with Google Classroom. This makes it faster and easier for teachers to get started using Newsela.

Teachers can assign OpenEd assessments, videos, games, and simulations with one click, and completed assignments will be marked "done" automatically. OpenEd also provides rostering and single sign-on, so all classes and students will be synced seamlessly.

Padlet is an online virtual "bulletin" board, where students and teachers can collaborate, reflect, share links and pictures, and more. (Share to Classroom available in Padlet Backpack version.)

PBS LearningMedia™ is your destination for direct access to thousands of classroom-ready, curriculum-targeted digital resources. PBS LearningMedia builds on the strength of public media and is designed to improve teacher effectiveness and student achievement. Resources are aligned to Common Core and national standards and include videos and interactives, as well as audio, documents, and in-depth lesson plans. You can browse by standards, grade level, subject area, and special collections. You can also favorite and share resources with your class and colleagues. Best of all, PBS LearningMedia's basic service is free for PreK-12 educators.

With Pear Deck and Google Classroom, it's easy for teachers to connect all of the devices in the room together in an interactive lesson. There's no need for codes or URLs that take students so long to type!

A sophisticated similarity detection tool that helps both teachers and students to automate the writing assessment process. It catches synonyms, word rearrangements and word substitutions.

This integration makes it seamless for teachers to assign Quizizz games to their class. Students can join a Quizizz game with one click and all their performance data is sent back to Classroom.

Quizlet makes simple learning tools that let you study anything. Start learning today with flashcards, games and learning tools - all for free.

Wonderfully intuitive and easy-to-use, Read&Write for Google Chrome™ provides personalized support to make documents, web pages and common file types in Google Drive (including: Google Docs, PDF, ePub & Kes) more accessible. It's designed to help everyone engage with digital content in a way that suits his/her abilities and learning styles.

SalamanderSoft Active Directory will automatically create and maintain Google Classroom classes directly from your management system, including calendar timetables and guardians.

The award-winning, non-profit Science Buddies empowers K-12 students, parents, and teachers to quickly and easily find free project ideas and help in all areas of science from physics to food science and music to microbiology.

Schoolrunner is a tool for data analysis that unites academic and cultural insights within one intuitive system. With this integration, teachers can load student grades from Classroom directly into Schoolrunner's gradebook.

With the Share to Classroom Chrome extension, teachers and students using Chrome browsers can instantly share web pages with one another. In addition to sharing to students' browsers, teachers can also attach a webpage to a Classroom post. (Check out these other Google Classroom Chrome Extensions.)

Leverage this MIS to G Suite tool to sync users and teaching groups, and timetables to Google Calendar. You can even manage Classrooms, reporting, and room booking.

Create music, podcasts, language exercises and much more in Soundtrap. With the Google Classroom integration, teachers can invite students, follow their progress and create assignments.

Make writing projects more inspiring by enabling students to publish and narrate their own books, individually or with students around the world.

Sutori is a collaborative presentation tool for the classroom for all age groups and content areas. It provides a canvas for assignments and lesson plans.

Sycamore syncs class rosters, assignments, attachments, and grades into the Sycamore gradebook to produce reports for teachers.

Make learning fun with Tes Teach with Blendspace, the free and easy edtech tool teachers love for lessons, projects, presentations, and more. No planning needed. (Learn more: Create Interactive Lessons for Google Classroom.)

Tynker's Google Classroom integration streamlines the process of importing students to Tynker, assigning Tynker lessons, and viewing grades.

TypingClub is a typing and keyboarding website (and Chrome and mobile app) with lessons and incentives that help kids learn to touch-type (typing using all fingers, without looking at the keyboard).

Blend classroom lectures with interactive assignments, make distance learning more effective, or use Versal at the administrative level for student orientation and professional development.

IXL provides unlimited practice in more than 7000 topics, covering math, language arts, science, social studies, and Spanish. Interactive questions, awards, and certificates keep kids motivated as they master skills.

Unicheck is a plagiarism checker for Google Classroom. Reports compare student work with internet sources and databases and highlight similarities.

Save, organize and share content from across the web with Wakelet. Find out how Wakelet can transform the classroom for teachers and students.

WeVideo is the complete, feature-packed video editing and digital storytelling platform for today's classrooms. You can easily share your finished videos to Google Classroom with a click of a button.

On Workbench, teachers use project-based learning tools to create, assign, and track projects. Integrated block-based programming tools makes coding accessible even to less experienced users.

Writable is a guided writing practice program for grades 3-12. With hundreds of customizable assignments, Writable helps teachers save time on instruction and feedback. The program works alongside Google Classroom/Docs to scaffold writing, deliver feedback, speed up grading, and monitor growth.

Ready to Learn More About Google Classroom?

Learn all about the new updates to Google Classroom and take your skills to the next level. This course will give you everything you need to get started using Google Classroom and best practices to help you make the most of this tool.

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Who Should Join the Google Classroom Master Class?

Beginners can learn everything they need to get started.

Intermediate level users can focus on learning more advanced features, tips and tricks, and best practices.

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What's Included in the Google Classroom Master Class?

Self-paced

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PDF Downloads

Supporting Resources

Best Practices and Tips

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As coronavirus fears grow so do the number of extended school closings. This means that educators are being asked to come up with a plan to provide distance learning to our students. And because this is an emergency situation time is limited to come up with these plans.

Below you can find a collection of links to resources that will help you put these plans into place. The links are broken down into sections.

Free Subscription Offers for Schools Affected by COVID-19

Websites For Students to Read or Listen to Books Online

Tutorials and How-to Information for Online Apps and Websites

Other Miscellaneous Resources

In addition to this list I also wrote a blog post that provides more information on how to set up a plan.

I will continually update this list as I find new and relevant links to add. Please share this page with anyone you think will benefit from this information. If you know of any resources you think should be added to this list please let me know.

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Is your school getting ready to close for an extended period of time? Are you looking for some activities that you can give students to complete at home? This activity pack can help you prepare for this situation. And even if you are not planning on closing, you can still use these printables with your library students.

This product contains 12 pages of worksheets and printables that cover grades K-5. Most of these pages were taken from one of my paid products. These printables can be sent home in a print packet or you can upload them to Google Drive or other similar platforms. Please do not post these files on a website that can be accessed publicly and do not post them anywhere for sale.

*** There are a few activities that would not work well uploaded to a LMS like Google Classroom. I just wanted to provide you with a variety of activities to choose from.

List of printables:

Label the parts of a book

2 activity grids for lower and upper grades. Students can choose from a variety of activities that can easily be completed at home. No technology is required.

Cut and paste ABC order worksheet (this one would not work well uploaded to a LMS)

Map skills practice pages (K/1 and 2/3)

Book response graphic organizers

Author's purpose practice page

Dictionary skills practice page

Dewey Decimal practice page

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4. Map Skills for Grades K/1

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