Daniel Jones

The ingredient to any successful classroom is a well planned out lesson. If you are thinking about flipping your classroom, but have struggled with how to write a lesson plan for this new format, here is your solution. When you are able to think about all aspects of a lesson, you will be by far more successful in your delivery.

Whether you teach Project Based Learning or a flipped class, you know that there is a great deal of planning involved. You can never have enough tools at your disposal to ensure the success of your students. This survival guide contains documents that will help guide your students to greater success in your flipped PBL classroom. These documents will guide your students’ efforts at home as they work through your flipped lesson as well as their efforts in the classroom. The following documents ar

This is a template for a giant Ipad bulletin board in your classroom. The template is sized for a 6 foot Ipad. Your Ipad should be 72" tall x 55.4" wide (outside dimensions with rounded corners. The "boarder of the Ipad should be 7.5". This is a very fun way for the students to help keep track of the topics that you cover in class.

This is a set of 20 boards for Bingo. There are twelve different shapes on each board. Each shape is on the board twice. I have also provided a list of the shapes for you to cut out and use when calling out the shapes. Feel free to alter the boards as you see fit to meet the needs of your students.