One of my favorite and most versatile apps of G Suite is Google Slides. The amount of different activities you can have students do with them is amazing! Last year, I had my students create a GIF with Google Slides and it was said to be the best project of the year. With that, I bring you five things you can do with Google Slides that you didn’t know you could do!
Student engagement is a struggle in the classroom, but you can bring your strategies from your brick & mortar classroom to your virtual one easily. Read about these two strategies that I use to enhance student engagement.
Math Choice Boards are a great way to give students ownership of their learning. Read about how to implement them in your classroom.
Determine which way to share an assignment is best for you and your students. This post walks you through the three ways and some ideas for each!
To teach math remotely is definitely a new challenge for teachers. Here are a few things you can do to keep students engaged while virtually teaching them.
Google Meet is a great tool for virtually seeing your class! Here is a quick-start guide to help you get started with distance learning!
Take any worksheet and make it digital with this easy step-by-step guide to make any worksheet a Google Slide or Forms activity!
Teaching remotely, online, or distance learning? Here are over 20 add-ons, apps, and websites to help make your life easier during this time.
Wondering how to organize Google Classroom to best fit your needs?! Look no further – I’ve narrowed down 7 different ways to organize using topics!
Wondering if you should use Google Classroom in your math class? The answer is yes and here’s why!
Giving student roles is a great way to keep them engaged in a lesson. In this post you’ll read about two different ways to assign roles that will ensure every student is doing their part.
You don’t need to be 1:1 to be techie in the classroom. Read about how I use Plickers in my classroom!