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Thanks so much for your business!This **editable** handy-dandy class websites and passwords list template contains hyperlinked websites that I've personally found useful PLUS some I’ve found or which other teachers have recommended. Just click on the link in the downloadable file to make a copy in Google Drive! :) Includes resources for the following: MATHELA - ReadingELA - Reading - Author StudiesELA - Reading - FREE BOOKSELA - Reading - PoetryELA - Reading - Vocab/Spelling/GrammarELA - Writi

The “cover card” (green with blue corners on the slide) contains a blank to write a student’s name and 3 distinctly colored cards to login to 3 different websites. Just print out as many copies as you need for your kids to have one 4-card loop apiece, then cut out the cards, and fasten them all together in a 4-card loop (one loop per student) using a silver book ring or yarn/ceiling fan chain, whatever works best for you. To re-use each year, simply laminate and use a wet erase marker to write

Thanks so much for your business!Use these handy ***editable*** labels (4 styles included) to help you assign students to specific computers and minimize squabbles over who gets which computer . . . Or have students record which computer number is having technical problems while you’re working with a small group to save you time and hassle trying to guess which one is having IT problems! I have included labels for up to 12 iPads as well, and additional computer labels in case your school has a 1

Thanks so much for your business! Use these handy ***editable*** labels to help you assign students to specific computers and minimize squabbles over who gets which computer . . . Or have students record which computer number is having technical problems while you’re working with a small group to save you time and hassle trying to guess which one is having IT problems! I have included labels for up to 8 iPads as well, and additional computer labels on slides 3-5 in case your school has a 1:1 t

The “cover card” (green with blue corners on the slide) contains a blank to write a student’s name and 3 distinctly colored cards to login to 3 different websites. Just print out as many copies as you need for your kids to have one 4-card loop apiece, then cut out the cards, and fasten them all together in a 4-card loop (one loop per student) using a silver book ring or yarn/ceiling fan chain, whatever works best for you. To re-use each year, simply laminate and use a wet erase marker to write

Thanks so much for your business! Use these handy ***editable*** labels to help you assign students to specific computers and minimize squabbles over who gets which computer . . . Or have students record which computer number is having technical problems while you’re working with a small group to save you time and hassle trying to guess which one is having IT problems! I have included labels for up to 8 iPads as well, and additional computer labels on slides 3-5 in case your school has a 1:1 t

Thanks so much for your business! Use these handy ***editable*** labels to help you assign students to specific computers and minimize squabbles over who gets which computer . . . Or have students record which computer number is having technical problems while you’re working with a small group to save you time and hassle trying to guess which one is having IT problems! I have included labels for up to 8 iPads as well, and additional computer labels on slides 3-5 in case your school has a 1:1 t

The “cover card” (burlap with black corners on the slide) contains a blank to write a student’s name and 3 distinctly colored cards to login to 3 different websites. Just print out as many copies as you need for your kids to have one 4-card loop apiece, then cut out the cards, and fasten them all together in a 4-card loop (one loop per student) using a silver book ring or yarn/ceiling fan chain, whatever works best for you. To re-use each year, simply laminate and use a wet erase marker to writ

The “cover card” (black with yellow corners on the slide) contains a blank to write a student’s name and 3 distinctly colored cards to login to 3 different websites. Just print out as many copies as you need for your kids to have one 4-card loop apiece, then cut out the cards, and fasten them all together in a 4-card loop (one loop per student) using a silver book ring or yarn/ceiling fan chain, whatever works best for you. To re-use each year, simply laminate and use a wet erase marker to writ

The “cover card” (black with red corners on the slide) contains a blank to write a student’s name and 3 distinctly colored cards to login to 3 different websites. Just print out as many copies as you need for your kids to have one 4-card loop apiece, then cut out the cards, and fasten them all together in a 4-card loop (one loop per student) using a silver book ring or yarn/ceiling fan chain, whatever works best for you. To re-use each year, simply laminate and use a wet erase marker to write d

The “cover card” (rainbow with black corners on the slide) contains a blank to write a student’s name and 3 distinctly colored cards to login to 3 different websites. Just print out as many copies as you need for your kids to have one 4-card loop apiece, then cut out the cards, and fasten them all together in a 4-card loop (one loop per student) using a silver book ring or yarn/ceiling fan chain, whatever works best for you. To re-use each year, simply laminate and use a wet erase marker to writ

The “cover card” (black with pink corners on the slide) contains a blank to write a student’s name and 3 distinctly colored cards to login to 3 different websites. Just print out as many copies as you need for your kids to have one 4-card loop apiece, then cut out the cards, and fasten them all together in a 4-card loop (one loop per student) using a silver book ring or yarn/ceiling fan chain, whatever works best for you. To re-use each year, simply laminate and use a wet erase marker to write