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Using the website, https://100wc.net/ I can use writing prompts to help my students do a short writing exercise each week.  A couple that I have read and liked:
You need to use the sentences., "and  then the Elephant delivered his speech.."
You need to  use the following words: "gold, ancient, discovered, lost,"

I think these are good guides to help students start a story.

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I chose to learn more about sketchnoting. For this activity I found the online website https://sketch.io/sketchpad/. This website allowed me to add text, use clip art, and draw using many different tools. I could also save it to my sketchbook or export it by downloading it or sharing it with others. This website was free to use and I found it to be very user friendly. I would use this resource during my social skills lessons. The example I included below is how students could depict expected vs. unexpected behaviors.

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When reading about this I thought of all the lessons last year where I tried to bring the culture we were studying into the classroom for more authentic learning. This app fit right in with what I had been searching for last year! Around the holidays I had a lesson at Ramsey where we explored different holiday traditions. The Dickens Christmas Expedition is perfect and a great “hook” into the lesson!

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Browse, discover, and download 3D objects and scenes. Poly lets you quickly find 3D objects and scenes for use in your apps, and it was built from the ground up with AR and VR development in mind.

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I like the ideas given in the article below.  Especially getting the students to think about their interests, if those interests can benefit others in the school community and maybe how new knowledge and experiences can carry over into job skills

https://www.eschoolnews.com/2014/12/08/google-time-classroom-117/

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