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I used this forum for a social emotional lesson. I attached a video and song, a book, two articles. This can be beneficial in future because it is pre-planned and easy to find resources.

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I used this website for the lesson I've been teaching with my 4th grade health class. They are required to label the parts of the ear and match it with what it does. I also asked students to sort pictures into the five categories of senses. The code for this is OFEPYW.

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Seesaw creates a powerful learning loop between students, teachers, and families

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I created a newsletter to update my colleagues on field day. It has resources they can share with students as well as important information regarding the day.

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Water bottle

Towel

Bathing suit

sunscreen

Bug spray

wear sneakers

bring flip flops (optional)

A bag to keep everything in (students will be rotating through stations and need to bring all items with them every-time they move.)

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Field day - Dennis Township Field day! by Marti Maxwell | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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I plan to use this digital choice-board for students that are injured and can't participate in gym class or come unprepared.

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Pastel Purple Pastel Green 3D Choice Board Education Website

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I used this for a lesson on the anatomy of the eye. Student should be able to understand why and how our eyes differ from other animals. This will help to further the understanding of how the eye works.

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InsertLearning Share - Human vs. Animal Vision: How Human Eyes Differ from Animals

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Check out this website that I turned into a lesson with InsertLearning