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Easy Image to Understand

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Place links on Clever. Customize Clever teacher pages. Add thumbnail photos to draw attention to links.

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Place links on Clever. Customize Clever teacher pages. Add thumbnail photos to draw attention to links.

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I have not done the split screen, but we have done the distance learning option and they love it

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we are starting to use seesaw so that learners can interact with worksheets and activities that give data

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My learners love using Flipgrid to do book reviews for Lit circles.  Their CL6 LF taught them - I don't take credit for that!

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My learners love using Flipgrid to do book reviews for Lit circles.  Their CL6 LF taught them - I don't take credit for that!

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Flip Grid for math assessments and now I will try it in ELA for argumentative topics; since recording time has been extended to 10 min. if needed.

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I used this during my first Zoom meeting, to have Ls create the distance learning COC.

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I used this during my first Zoom meeting, to have Ls create the distance learning COC.

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BrainPop looks like a lot of fun for my Ks.

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BrainPop looks like a lot of fun for my Ks.

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Nearpod is free right now.  It is wonderful.  Can get it for 60 days at premium for free

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Nearpod is free right now.  It is wonderful.  Can get it for 60 days at premium for free

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Story time from space sounds great, I really want to explore this for my Ks.

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Story time from space sounds great, I really want to explore this for my Ks.

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Digital access to some books A-N is now available as of yesterday. Tech has reviewed and it should work on each type of device Ls have.

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Literacy Footprints is a complete guided reading system developed by Jan Richardson and Michèle Dufresne. The lessons are based on Jan’s Next Step Forward in Guided Reading and Jan and Michèle’s coauthored Next Step Forward in Word Study and Phonics. Literacy Footprints features leveled readers, uni…

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ohhh with read aloud!!!

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This may be a good resource for creating social stories, I need to explore it more.

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Have been putting together weekly activities lists that support Visual and Performing Arts

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Kevin has been working on Visual Arts Playlists that will be ready in district vetted in a week or so.

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Tons of awesome celebrities reading children's books on IG - #SAVEWITHSTORIES

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Tons of awesome celebrities reading children's books on IG - #SAVEWITHSTORIES

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Learners can a explore a different topic (wonder) and then have a quick write in order to make sure they continue practicing their writing and building stamina.

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For years, people have the wilderness for a large, hairy creature. They've searched the mountains of India, Nepal, and Russia. They've studied footprints, donned night-vision goggles, and lain in wait with cameras at the ready. What are they looking for? The Yeti, of course!

What if all these people have been looking in the wrong place? They've searched the highest mountains and thickest forests. But perhaps they should have been setting their sights to the depths of the ocean. After all, that's where scientists have found the Yeti's namesake-the Yeti crab.

"Yeti" might sound like a strange name for a crab. Once you see a Yeti crab, though, you may think differently. That's because the crab's arms and legs are covered in hair! In fact, the Yeti crab's scientific name is Kiwa hirsuta. "Hirsuta" comes from the Latin word for "shaggy."

Not only does the Yeti crab represent a new species-this discovery is of a whole new of crabs. It's the first new deep-sea crab found in over a hundred years. Scientists have named the new Kiwaidae. Fittingly, that name came from a Polynesian goddess of shellfish named Kiwa.

Where does the Yeti crab live? The first one was found in 2005 on the floor of the Pacific Ocean, near Easter Island. Since then, scientists have spotted more Yeti crabs living about 7,200 feet (2,2200 meters) below the ocean's surface. Most often, they live near areas where warm water is flowing out of the seafloor.

In these warm areas, the water can reach 720°F (380°C). The warm water seem to play an important role in the Yeti crabs' lives (besides keeping them warm!). Scientists have the crabs holding their hairy arms over the vent openings. By doing so, they catch from the in their thick .

What do Yeti crabs do with these ? Experts think the crabs let the grow in their hairs and then eat them. In that way, some say that Yeti crabs "farm" their own food by growing the and then harvesting them when they're ready to eat. isn't the only thing on the menu for Yeti crabs, though. Scientists have also seen the animals feeding on mussels from the seafloor.

Since the first Yeti crab was discovered in 2005, two other species in the Kiwaidae have been found. Both share Kiwa hirsuta's hairy arms and love of the deep sea. They live as far south as the waters of the South Ocean near Antarctica.

Would you like to see Yeti crabs in their natural habitat? Hop into a submarine and head for the floor of the Pacific! What other new animals might you find there? Maybe you'll be the one to discover the next new of marine life!

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For years, people have the wilderness for a large, hairy creature. They've searched the mountains of India, Nepal, and Russia. They've studied footprints, donned night-vision goggles, and lain in wait with cameras at the ready. What are they looking for? The Yeti, of course! What if all these people have been looking in the wrong place?

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Has great science simulations. Think this is where STEMscopes gets their PhET simulations.

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Over 1.1 billion simulations delivered

160interactive simulations

97language translations

3001teacher-submitted lessons

Founded in 2002 by Nobel Laureate Carl Wieman, the PhET Interactive Simulations project at the University of Colorado Boulder creates free interactive math and science simulations. PhET sims are based on extensive education research and engage students through an intuitive, game-like environment where students learn through exploration and discovery.

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Founded in 2002 by Nobel Laureate Carl Wieman, the PhET Interactive Simulations project at the University of Colorado Boulder creates free interactive math and science simulations. PhET sims are based on extensive education research and engage students through an intuitive, game-like environment where students learn through exploration and discovery.

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Cincinnati Zoo is a great place for learners to visit. They will enjoy it as they learn about the different animals.

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Cincinnati Zoo is a great place for learners to visit. They will enjoy it as they learn about the different animals.

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Maria Bermudez

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For me the biggest thing I try to think about for distance learning is finding a balance between individual work and LF input.  In other words, a facilitator can go too strongly to independent learning without collaboration and support where a bunch of tasks are assigned individually, but then the other spectrum is all LF input with no learner processing time.  Kind of like a big lecture.  Just  like in the regular L.E., there needs to be the appropriate balance.

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For me the biggest thing I try to think about for distance learning is finding a balance between individual work and LF input.  In other words, a facilitator can go too strongly to independent learning without collaboration and support where a bunch of tasks are assigned individually, but then the other spectrum is all LF input with no learner processing time.  Kind of like a big lecture.  Just  like in the regular L.E., there needs to be the appropriate balance.

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For enrichment and mathematical computation. Kids can use Flipgrid or Screencast to reflect on their projects.

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There are worksheets to go with the ezines.

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Now students can follow the latest news. All tailored to their reading level. To explore the kids' website, select a grade and discover new stories each week.

View articles by grade level

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Now students can follow the latest news. All tailored to their reading level. To explore the kids' website, select a grade and discover new stories each week. View articles by grade level

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Our National Parks

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Aw snap! Google Earth isn't supported on your browser. You may need to update your browser or use a different browser. Please see our system requirements for more information. Chrome is a great choice and you can download it here.

Or if you're feeling adventurous, you can try Earth anyway by choosing an option below.

Learn more about Google Earth.

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Aw snap! Google Earth isn't supported on your browser. You may need to update your browser or use a different browser. Please see our system requirements for more information. Chrome is a great choice and you can download it here. Or if you're feeling adventurous, you can try Earth anyway by choosing an option below.

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This is a cool tool in which learners can use their Chromebooks as a science journal, take photos, and some measurements. But I think it might be blocked on our kids devices. :(

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Streamline class management while providing every student with individualized learning experiences. Create, customize, and collaborate on lessons to help learners grow their skills. Use virtual classrooms to promote learning any time, anywhere. Keep meetings, documents, and reports all within reach.

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Google for Education - Online Resources for Teachers & Students

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Access educational and online tools for teachers and students, including lesson plans, apps, and games to advance learning in the classroom at no cost.

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I've tried Brain Pop before. I will share it with my learners. It looks fun!

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I do a "non academic zoom" each week. Its like show and tell. I have also done a directed draw with the Ls for fun and then they can write about it afterwards
I follow a bunch of teachers who also do directed drawings.
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I did not really care for it for my learners. They need to see the pages.

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Excited to use flipgrid to give my learners a chance to respond without the stress of writing right now!

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On Wednesdays I meet with my class just to chat, check up on them, hang out with them. 

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On Wednesdays I meet with my class just to chat, check up on them, hang out with them. 

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Flipgrid-exploring - "Learning from Home"!  

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Flipgrid-exploring - "Learning from Home"!  

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San Diego Zoo videos of animals are super cool

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San Diego Zoo videos of animals are super cool

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Build community by having a get to know you question of the day.

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Earth's energy budget

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Great illustrations and read alouds in Spanish and English! It even includes Spanish lessons!!!

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Discussion board like activity, record a response and respond to two other learners