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The Share to Classroom Chrome extension allows the teacher to "push" web links and files to students.  Students can also send files to the teacher for on-the-fly sharing during whole group teaching and learning.

Quizalize is a review and assessment tool much like Kahoot. Identify the strengths and weaknesses of your students and gives you the opportunity to differentiate by assigning follow up tasks based on ability.

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After looking at some of the student projects using Makey Makey, how can you use this in your classroom?

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Take a look at some Makey Makey ideas! Not only will the students learn about electricity and circuits but they will also learn about coding using Scratch. This is great way for students to use their imagination and to show you what they have learned.

www.makeymakeyk12.com

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Ozobots can use coding with Blockly and color codes. Ozobot app can be downloaded onto student phones. They can code right from their devices! What a great way to use their BYOD!

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Ozobots have a full lesson library that teachers can use! You will be able to find a lesson for many topics in different subjects.
https://portal.ozobot.com/lessons/list/6-8-steam-integrated-lessons

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Go to the Sphero Edu app....can you find an idea that may apply to what you teach in your social studies class? If not...can you manipulate an already created plan to fit your needs?

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Examples of Science lessons using Sphero

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Examples of Science lessons using Sphero

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After working with Christine at the Sphero station, what lesson could you possibly use in your classroom?

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Sphero is a great tool to use when discussing Newton's Laws. 

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Sphero is a great tool to use when discussing Newton's Laws. 

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How can you use what you learned today in your classroom?

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How can you use what you learned today in your classroom?

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Do you have any questions about today's rotations?

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Do you have any questions about today's rotations?