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Using Polls to gauge prior knowledge and what they retained from previous lessons

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 Multimedia Text Sets, Zoom (Breakout Rooms), Google Classroom, as well as my Bitmoji Classroom with interactive assignments and  activities

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 Multimedia Text Sets, Zoom (Breakout Rooms), Google Classroom, as well as my Bitmoji Classroom with interactive assignments and  activities

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Poll to see if students have previous knowledge of the alphabet.

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I love using the Peardeck slides for summarizing in Google Slides Presentations.

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Use quizizz for a quick assessment.

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Peardeck and Jamboard will be great for quick formatives.

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Peardeck could be a very useful tool. They mentioned they are not sure that it will work with ipad
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Specials - Zoom (Breakout Rooms when needed)

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Specials - Zoom (Breakout Rooms when needed)

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Using polls to see what students remember from previous lesson.

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Demonstration videos.

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Google forms, questions in google classroom, and kahoots

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Kahoot is ALWAYS a crowd pleaser. The kids are automatically more engaged in the closing because they can compete with their classmates. It can be done synchronously and asynchronously, which is a plus. Google Forms are also excellent for assessments. They are user friendly and can be automatically graded (yay!)

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Go Guardian to track students

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Jamboard

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Jam Board would be an excellent resource for having students work independently then to share their work with their peers. The teacher can also conference with/guide students in real time. White board could also be useful for addressing misconceptions that arise during work sessions.

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We plan to use Kahoot and possibly Quizizz. We also like the idea of Flipgrid as a quick answer to summary question.

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Pear Deck has options that we can use for opening, as well as Poll Everywhere -- great resources.

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On Zoom, the whiteboard feature would be excellent for initial scaffolding and practice.  PearDeck would be an excellent resource to use as students make connections to learned concepts and new concepts.

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We plan to use Pear Deck for work sessions, as well as Google Slides/Google Drawing.

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We plan to use Kahoot, once we figure how to split screen, so students can see both the questions and their answers. We also really like the multimedia text set with Google Slides for asynchronous work.

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1st grade is looking at using Google Slides for student work sessions. 

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1st grade is looking at using Google Slides for student work sessions. 

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We plan to use Pear Deck in all sections.  We're also interested in Poll Everywhere as an opener, synchronously. As for asynchronously, we like the idea of creating class discussion questions on Google Classroom for students to come back to when needed.

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Using the Zoom polling will help kids access prior knowledge and can really foster engagement!

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1st grade is looking to use Pear Deck for lesson openers. 

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1st grade is looking to use Pear Deck for lesson openers. 

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This is a great tool to use to choose students to share.

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1st grade would like to try google forms as a quick assessment tool. 

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1st grade would like to try google forms as a quick assessment tool. 

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We really loved the beginning of lesson templates that peardeck provides! They are super interactive and SEL based! Loved them!

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PearDeck has some REALLY awesome features for PreK/K!!! It actually included 2 of our assessments that we already do. I am excited to possibly try it with my students.

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I can use Quizz to create an interactive exit ticket or quiz.