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Amazon visualization shows similar items based on "Customers who bought this also bought..." data from Amazon

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Explore and find your next good read - recommended books by influential people, handpicked by genre, or curated for specific interests.

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800 pages per quarter..

Electronic reading log that students share... Form and report that gets published... Accountability and helps with book recommendations.

GoodReads permission from parent in syllabus.

Like the average pages per class thing... (Maybe for next year instead of points system).

Websites... qr codes that are posted.

Read and Feed as alt. to Day of Reading in ELA 7/8?

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Y chart,

Word bank where kids put them in the right place... Ex: Communism, Fascism or both...

Take a piece of text and post-its... have them pull out key words and make a word wall. Then take the words and create thesis or summary statements. Then big piece of text is gone so they have to do critical thinking to develop it. Wordle might be good option to create word wall.

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When you take a part of an image and have the students analyze (ORQ)...Then add the next piece... Have them ORQ...

Or give each group just a piece of the picture and have them have to ORQ before putting it all together.

Way to teach vocabulary, key concepts, cause, effect, etc... draw students through inquiry. Conversations... Powerful connections...

By giving them pieces, it is so much more powerful.

Find perfect image

know the image

Don't give the answers... give bread crumbs to the answers.

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Observe

Reflect

Question

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Using visuals to spark inquiry.

Guiding students through making the connections.

Using a very graphic image to spark curiosity. Graphs and charts. WHY?

Using the visual to remind students of past lessons.

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This site is designed as a place for access to links and resources for teachers. As an advocate and trainer on ed tech and social studies, I have found that having a site where I can post the resources makes it easier for educators to follow up with the ideas and strategies later on.

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students create videos explaining the different parts of speech after we make one at the beginning of the year to show...

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history music videos songs parodies parody social studies fun original lyrics interesting 80's tudor

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Music videos we made to make teaching history more fun.

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check this site out to play with...

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Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Books, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine

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Incorporating Songs and Parodies into teaching

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Incorporating Songs and Parodies into teaching

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Maybe have them write song parodies of the historical period

they selected for their Historical Fiction book? After they make infographics,

pick other people in their time period or topic and write their song using

information that they researched.

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Diane Main -- Day 2: GarageBand Karaoke - CUE Rock Star Teacher Camp

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Rock Star Camp Mission Statement and Philosophy This camp is about changing education through technology, building an ever expanding group of tech-oriented educators. Rock Star is built for teachers to socialize in the context of connecting these inspired educators from throughout California and beyond.

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flipped interactive videos

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Uploaded by Cary Zierenberg on 2013-07-10.

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Using the research bar to create citations. This is a feature of Google Docs that I did not know about!