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I have had students make quizziz reviews for each other.  It works well as a review activity for both the people who take the review and the students who write it.

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flipgrid has a whiteboard now!!!!  you can do math on it!

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I have used Flipgrid for students to teach mini-lessons to each other. It helped to keep them interactive and collaborating with each other

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I created for history class.  Constitution hyperdoc with interactive links to engage the students.

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Aside from presentations, I have used Flipgrid to post weekly reflections (helpful during remote learning and SEL). For drawing conclusions, I have linked Youtube videos clips that students had to watch and guess what will happen next. Also, Peardeck is awesome to use with Google Slides

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Helps students prepare for assessments in a fun, competitive way.

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Following water from local streams as tributaries to larger rivers, Streamer was a useful tool for explaining how groundwater collects from areas of land into bodies of water.

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In recognition of World Water Day and in conjunction with the White House Water Summit, the U.S. Geological Survey is raising awareness of water issues and potential solutions in the United States. -----
Streamer is the online mapping application that lets anyone explore downstream and upstream along America's rivers and streams. Since Streamer was first released in 2013, it has been used extensively by scientists, water managers, students, and citizens to follow the paths of rivers up to their headwaters and down to the sea, to view location-related information such as weather radar and near real-time streamflow data, and to discover hydrologic connections between distant places.

With Streamer you can:

trace upstream and downstream

select an area of interest by specifying stream or place names or by entering geographic coordinates,

find out the names of streams and waterbodies by clicking on them,

print user-specific maps or reports of your downstream and upstream traces,

learn about present or historical streamflow at thousands of locations, and

find out about much more about the places your stream trace passes through.

Recent Streamer Enhancements
Streamer is on the move with major updates. Some of its newest features include:

A new web address
Streamer has moved from its former location at The National Map to become a feature of USGS Water Data for the Nation. The new url is: http://water.usgs.gov/streamer

A mobile friendly version
The mobile friendly version takes most of the features from the desktop version and packages them into an intuitive, easy-to-use format on a smartphone or tablet. Users can zoom to their current location and, with a few more taps on the screen:

trace upstream or downstream,

view reports about the stream trace and the places it passes through,

change base maps,

link to stream gage data for gages on the traced streams, and

search for additional places.

New features for developers
Streamer now has features that allow developers to create their own customized mapping applications with trace functionality and hydrographic map services.

The Streamer Trace API is now available as a programming interface written in JavaScript and designed to add upstream and downstream traces to an ESRI-based web map. The site includes extensive documentation, as well as tutorials and samples that can be used to build a custom stream tracing application similar to Streamer.

Four Streamer map services are now available along with tutorials that show how to build a web page containing a map with Streamer map service layers. New map services for Streamer are designed to emphasize hydrographic features while improved map symbols have been incorporated to make it easier to distinguish major streams and cities.

For more information, visit the Streamer website.

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In recognition of World Water Day and in conjunction with the White House Water Summit, the U.S. Geological Survey is raising awareness of water issues and potential solutions in the United States.

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I really enjoy using Quizizz both as a friendly competition and assessment. I have used quizizz as a bingo review game for the whole class and have also assigned homework and quizzes for independent work through quizizz. My students loved it!

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I used FlipGrid to have students introduce themselves as a famous hispanic american.

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I used FlipGrid to have students introduce themselves as a famous hispanic american.

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I used FlipGrid for a variety of different things.  Some examples were: Student presentations, to have students share something they learned from a lesson. 

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I used FlipGrid for a variety of different things.  Some examples were: Student presentations, to have students share something they learned from a lesson. 

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A Seesaw activity where students used math facts to tell things about themselves (example I have  ___ siblings.  18-16=2)

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A Seesaw activity where students used math facts to tell things about themselves (example I have  ___ siblings.  18-16=2)

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When I taught history I used Nearpod extensively.  All of the lessons have multiple transitions with tons of interactive activities including virtual field trips

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A review lesson where students used Screen Castify to record themselves teaching a math topic that I had previously taught!   It was a great way to see what they learned!