Try vs. Will
OnToday I was reminded of the difference between try and will. It reminded me of the Yoda meme “Try or Try not, only do.”.
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Nearpod Update: Padlet Alternative?
OnI attended a Nearpod professional learning today and was pleasantly surprised by the updates to the collaborate board. I haven’t used Nearpod much lately.
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Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators Graphic Organizers
OnIn a previous blog post, I wrote about how graphic organizers are not just for writing but have a place in math class. My.
Read MoreDigital Directed Draw: Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
OnDirected Draws are a great way to get students (and adults) started with Google Drawing. They provided a playful, non-threatening means to introduce various.
Read MoreStarting a New Daily Writing Habit? Lessons Learned So Far
OnI have been a daily journaler for years. Starting a New Daily Writing Habit for #100dayproject has been a bit of a struggle. Today.
Read More3 Websites for Free Google Slides and Powerpoint Templates
OnTired of the same boring graphic on your slide presentation? Here are 3 websites that offer free templates ready for use in Google Slides.
Read MoreGraphic Organizers in Math Class
OnGraphic organizers do not just belong in English Language Arts. I have found great success with my students using graphic organizers for the different.
Read More4 Google Games to Teach Keyboard Keys to Students or play for fun
OnUsing games to familiarize students with the Chromebook keyboard is a fun way to build confidence and proficiency. Here are 4 student-friendly Google Games.
Read MoreThings I learned or relearned this month.
OnGo Slow to go fast. Or, Less is more. I’ve slowed down my pace in the classroom. We get less “done” but there is.
Read MoreOzobot Shape Tracer. No Robot Required.
OnOzobots are my favorite robots in the classroom for students of all ages. Their versatility from coding with markers, blockly or javascript makes them.
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