It’s June and that means for most of us the year is done (or almost done) and what more is there to do, besides plan for next year? Do an end of year Google Classroom clean-up, of course! I did write a post about how to organize your teacher files
I wrote about some awesome things you could do with Google Sheets in this post, but I completely understand that it can be quite an intimidating app. I’m not going to lie – it was my least favorite up until last year. It wasn’t until I discovered these awesome features
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!
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!
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!
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!
Google Forms is more than meets the eye. Read about uncommon ways to use Google Forms in your classroom to become more efficient and help keep more time for your teaching!
A quick read on 3 ways to use Google Sheets, besides calculating with formulas, in the classroom!
Happy Sunday Everyone! Oh my goodness it’s been a while since I posted. I got so caught up with my online courses, grading, planning, and life that I put this on the back-burner, but I am back & ready to write all summer long! This is my favorite time of the
I am a fourth-grade math teacher turned elementary tech teacher. I help upper elementary math teachers like YOU get organized digitally and engage students with digital tools. When I’m not teaching, you can find me taking long walks with my dog, Frannie, or travelling (especially to Disney World)!
