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I by far enjoyed the BreakoutEDU the most. I have used a lot of great ideas from WWW including Readworks and Epic! I also have used Pebble GO. I am hoping to use Flipgrip soon in a lesson.

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I loved the BreakoutEDU with Curt and Mandy. I also am using Seesaw a lot more and the features that Kacie showed us.

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Tina                                          I liked the flipgrid presentation and I'm going to try it with my kids.  Instead of trying to write out a summary I may just have them tell me their summary using a flipgrid.

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Tina                                          I liked the flipgrid presentation and I'm going to try it with my kids.  Instead of trying to write out a summary I may just have them tell me their summary using a flipgrid.

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I presented on Flipgrid this summer. I love ReadWorks

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Without a doubt the BreakoutEDU was my favorite Worthwhile Wednesday.  So much fun!  However, I loved Hannah's presentation on "Plickers"  what a quick way to gather formative assessments.  Also, Laura's presentation on "Readworks" was wonderful because of how they incorporate the writing aspect into that application.  So many great ideas.  I'm surrounded by a bunch of smarties!  :-)

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I enjoyedthe BreakoutEDU session. I also enjoy the sessions where we break into small groups. Alot of this does not apply to me but I enjoy learning about all of the different ideas that the Carver teachers are using

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I think it's a definite valuable resource we have in WWW.  App smashing was a great one and loved learning about chatter pix and seesaw last year. Flipgrid is another one that's great although I haven't used it yet. The Breakout EDU was by far my favorite!

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I love Worthwhile Wednesdays. I'm still using several things from last year, and I have my Plicker cards printed and ready to go. I'm looking forward to incorporating a break out EDU in the near future. I always enjoy hearing what others are doing, even if it doesn't pertain to math. I tuck the information away because you never know when you might be able to use it. It's really some of the most useful PD that I've found, and it's always nice to visit with colleagues that you don't see very often. I believe Worthwhile Wednesdays are transforming our building culture. #thefutureisbright

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The first really exciting WWW was with Curt and Mandy teaching us Breakout edu. We incorporated that into our Pirate Day (with no locks). I love that Kacie keeps us updated with new ways to use Seesaw and her presentation in Sept was very helpful. I have just started using Readworks. We read an article last week as a class on a pumpkin farm and this week we will explore Veteran's Day. Lots of good info at WWW!

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I am very excited to start Read Works this week. Flipgrid has been a life changer. I used it for Grandparents Day and it was a huge hit. I’ve also used it for story predictions & we app smashed ChatterPix with it. I’m looking forward to doing an official BreakoutEDU with the locks and all! Even reading these responses have given me so many new ideas. I love it!

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We just completed a wonderful breakoutedu w our wonderful Hannah Farkas.We smashed the breakout with a Flipgrid scavenger
hunt.We have been using Teligami and Seesaw when sharing our writing process. WWW offers us so many ideas!

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I am enjoying Flipgrid Fridays with Jodie and her first graders! The third graders love the responsibility and the first graders enjoy teaching the older kiddos new things. I am incorporating Seesaw in our fluency reading and reader's workshop (although I'd love to know other ways to use it), and Jodie is going to show me how to use Chatterpix. I am planning to use Read Works article a day, as well. Lots of great ideas from Worthwhile Wednesdays!

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I am excited to begin ReadWorks with my kiddos after we come back from the break this week! And am working on app smashing with Flipgrid and chatterpix! And I LOVE BREAKOUT edu! Planning my fourth one to do with my kids the week of Thanksgiving WITH a box AND locks!

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Worthwhile Wednesdays are just plain fun! I love to get together with my other colleagues to learn and laugh...lots of laughs! I really like Speedy PD. It is fun to talk one on one with some great teachers and hear what new strategies they are trying out. Also, Kacie amazes me with her knowledge of SeeSaw.  I'm not sure how to incorporate the BreakOut EDU boxes/locks (Dottie is going to show me, aren't you, Dottie?), but I enjoyed that WW very much even though we didn't win :

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Melisa & I have started doing Flipgrid Fridays. We give the students directions on Flipgrid and they have to watch it first before completing the task. The students are really enjoying it.
I've created an account for Readworks.org and added my class. I've assigned an article about Vererans. Plickers are ready to go along with an assessment for this week. I'm excited to try them out and use the data to track 2nd qtr standards for nonfiction text features.
I've explored some of the Breakout Edu lessons from the site Mandy shared but haven't tried one with locks in my classroom yet.

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Kacie's presentation on Seesaw really inspired me to open an account. I'm still trying to figureout  how to apply it to my classroom but lovely Mrs Branscum encouraged me to upload the pictures I take of my kiddos doing things as a start!

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I have really enjoyed learning about and using flipgrid! You CAN teach an old dog new tricks!!!

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I haven't been able to attend Worthwhile Wednesday lately due to basketball :( but I have incorporated several things from the beginning of the year! During Pirate Monday we read a Read Works article about how to make a map and then used Plickers to answer the comprehension questions instead of doing the worksheet! I simply copied and pasted all of the worksheet questions into Plickers instead! They loved it and I loved having instant feedback and no papers to tote home & grade. I have also been using Seesaw "Activities" that Kacie showed me to replace several worksheets in my ELA Families and to assess our Math standards. I used Flipgrid for an "I love you because..." Grandparents Day presentation and plan to use it for Veteran's Day and Turkey writings. On Thursday, my class participated in a whole group Breakout Edu. It was a Pirate themed (of course) math review. They were ecstatic to find and solve the clues that lead to the treasure. I LOVE Worthwhile Wednesdays!! All of these awesome ideas and tools I can implement. It's a first year teacher's dream. Beats the HECK out of regular old faculty meetings if you ask me! I'm counting down the Wednesdays until basketball is over so I can be a WWW regular again.

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LOVE SeeSaw. I have used it for two years but have really used it in new ways thanks to Kaci!

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I love using seesaw and chatter pix!

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We have used flipgrid a lot. It is great!  I use See Saw daily. I love WWW!!

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I LOVEEEE Flipgrid and have participated in Curt White's reflection using Flipgrid.
I also app smashed flipgrid and chatterpix with first grade for Pirates of the CARRverbbean.