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Students will love making their own CLASS INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT. They are in charge of posting daily (with teacher approval). Communicate with families, give students a sense of responsibility, and teach important digital citizenship skills in a manageable way. The pledge, directions, and letter are all
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This is a survey I send home to parents to see which students have access to technology at home and which students need extra support at school. The questions ask what types of devices the kids have access to, whether or not they have internet access at home, if they would be allowed to complete com
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Spelling Activities Links and Literacy Center Links
4 page download with clickable hyperlinks to Spelling activities.
All links last tested in July 2015
I have described what you will discover at each website. Many have more links to other spelling ideas and interactive sights and games. Som
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My students love this typing program! This easy to use program works directly in Microsoft Word, so there is no software to download! You can download the preview to see if it works with your version of MS Word! PURCHASING ONE COPY GIVES YOU THE FREEDOM TO USE IT ON ALL COMPUTERS WITHIN ONE CLASSROO
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by This is a short technology survey to send home at the beginning of the year. It includes a space for parents to provide email addresses.
The survey will let the teacher know what technology is available at home that the student may use for homework or enrichment.
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This is a printable keyboard that students can take home. There is a note to parents(that can be edited), directions to practive Ctrl+Alt+Delete and a place to input your student's Login and Password. It can also be used for students to practice "typing" spelling and sight words.
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http://www.cellsalive.com/cells/3dcell.htm
This is a one-class webquest activity, or can be used as a homework assignment, to identify different aspect of the cell model, and differences between the cells of plants and animals. The above link goes along nicely with it and will take the students th
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Use this document after reading the parody "Goodnight iPad" by Ann Droyd. This handout should get students and parents alike thinking about screen time and the affect of media in our daily lives.
This is a great springboard for discussion.
Use with Screen-free week or digital citizenship lessons.
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"How do you inspire your students to become Power Readers?" "You use our PowerPoints in combination with our little readers!"
Our “Power Readers” Units include:
*PowerPoints to project onto your white board
*Recall and Retell pages
*Variety of comprehension & phonological awareness questions
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"How do you inspire your students to become Power Readers?" "You use our PowerPoints in combination with our little readers!"
Our “Power Readers” Unit includes:
*PowerPoint to project onto your white board
*Recall and Retell page
*Variety of comprehension & phonological awareness questions
*B
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http://wayback.archive-it.org/3635/20130919171106/http://library.thinkquest.org/J002611F/
This is a webquest that forces the students to search through a very nice site, grouped by categories such as travel, clothing, jobs, etc. It could be done in the computer lab, for homework, or in class with
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In this assignment students are given 26 lines of code and are asked to make corrections to them. There are also additional questions as well.
There is an answer key that comes with this as well that highlights the corrections that need to be made.
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3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Homeschool, Staff
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by Fun Historical Figures Homework for 1st Grade! These bracelets use QR codes to link students to review videos about the person in American History they learned about that day, AND also link families to a simple game to play at home to reinforce the students' new learning. These US History homework b
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Keyboarding is such an important life skill, yet there is so little time to devote to it!
I designed this homework for one quarter of the school year. We spent an entire quarter learning keyboarding. I introduced new keys and we practiced them in class. Then I assigned this homework. It was given t
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This Google Slide deck was created to make copying down homework/important info. into planners more fun for my students. Each day my students actually enjoy those last few minutes of the day when I project their homework slide. I try to make it more fun by adding pictures or animated gifs.
These a
by This latest GarageBand activity is a project-style approach to learning some basics of GarageBand for iOs (iPad and iPhone) or the Mac version (laptop, iMac, MacBook).
Students work with text to create a 20 second commercial info section track and two 5 second tracks - intro and exit music.
They c
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4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Homeschool, Staff
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FREEBIE
This is a quick and easy guide to setting up your free class website. I have been using a class website for six years and it has made a world of difference for me, my students and their families. I am able to post homework, newsletters, class pics and much more on a daily basis. Posting
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Do you use IXL in your classroom?! Each day (Mon. - Thurs.) I assign a "suggested" skill for the students to work on. I usually print these onto labels and place them in the students' planners.
This is a free editable document for you!
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by This assignment is designed to help a writer organize sources for a newspaper article. It follows a five step process that begins with planning a topic and ends with scheduling interviews and writing interview questions.
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Looking for a simple way to track homework for your kinders and keep families accountable? Look no further!! This tracker is completely editable to suit any online learning sites you use. This tracker stays in my students' DOT Binders that go home nightly. Streamlined, simple and SMART.
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This newsletter describes the various ways you can connect with your students online via Yahoo (email or instant messaging), Skype (voice, web cam, or text-based chats), and Google+Hangouts. To add your specific content, simply type in your school name, etc, in the designated areas. This newsletter
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"How do you inspire your students to become Power Readers?" "You use our PowerPoints in combination with our little readers!"
Our “Power Readers” Unit includes:
*PowerPoint to project onto your white board
*Recall and Retell page
*Variety of comprehension & phonological awareness questions
*B
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"How do you inspire your students to become Power Readers?" "You use our PowerPoints in combination with our little readers!"
Our “Power Readers” Unit includes:
*PowerPoint to project onto your white board
*Recall and Retell page
*Variety of comprehension & phonological awareness questions
*B
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Can be used and modified for any online classroom discussion forum. Designed originally for Blogger, then used for Schoology, then adapted more broadly for Google Classroom. Handout explains the post once, respond twice process, gives students requirements for writing formal writing, ideas for acade
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