Stephanie Avants

Students can use PearDeck or Google slides to go through a guided virtual tour of Ancient Rome. Students can watch videos, explore a website also created by me with facts about Ancient Rome. After the field trip, students have the opportunity to share what they have learned and practice paragraph writing.

Virtual writer's notebook with a prompt for each day of the school year. Students can add pictures, text and more to each of the slides to make it their own. Slides are basic white so students have the opportunity to add creativity as much as they would like with pictures, font and more. Writing prompts vary from opinion, fiction, nonfiction, persuasive and more. Instructions are provided to students so they can alter the slides to show their creativity.Some writing prompts include: You discover

Use this bitmolji classroom slide deck template to have all your slides in one place. Timers, reminders, and empty slides are inputted onto slides for you to use with your students.

The class app is designed for parents and students to have one location for important information while participating in distance learning. Families will be able to download these slides and save as an app on their phones or other devices. Instructions on how to do so are included.

Students can create pizza orders using fractions like 1/4, 1/2 and one whole. Students are able to click and drag the toppings to the pizza which is already cut into 4 equal parts. Geared towards First Grade students.

Great for a morning meeting activity or for a quick brain break. Copy the slides into your own slide deck, or present as is to share with students. Students can type in the chat to guess what the zoom is or share what they think it is over their mics. Can also be used in the classroom as well. This is a growing resource and more will continue to be added.

Students can practice their multiplication and division fact families using Google slides for Google Classroom. Students will have a word problem to put the equation into context. They will also have virtual pictures to manipulate to help solve the equation. The first one is an example for students. *Multiple holidays are represented in this google slide*

Unit review for students to practice: Addition and subtraction problems Addition and subtraction word problems Expanded form Written form Rounding to the nearest ten Rounding to the nearest hundred Estimation Comparing and ordering numbers

End of the year digital review for first grade. Can be used as review for older grades as well. Student can click and drag to circle their answer choices. Topics reviewed" Groups of ten Equalities Reasonable magnitude Fractions Equal Shares Graphs Patterns Geometry Counting Identifying numbers

Have you ever tried helping a student with distance learning and say something like "close the tab" and they try closing the whole window? How about asking the student to switch between tabs, and they become confused? With a rapid change to distance learning, many students are having to learn how to adapt to technology. Many young students do not yet have the background knowledge for technology. These google slides will define to students what are some technological vocabulary is important to k

Functional Formats- How to create a gingerbread house out of a milk carton. List of items to donate to school for before break celebration.

As we are moving into virtual learning, students need to learn new tools quickly. In this google slideshow, there are step by step instructions on how to navigate google slides with pictures. Instructions include how to: Add a text boxAdd images to a slideChange the size of imageChange the size of a text boxAdd BordersChange the background of a text boxChange the font (size, style, color, highlight)I hope these slides help your students! Stay healthy and safe! Warmly, Stephanie

Assign in Google Classroom this Multiplication Unit Test. This can be given as a pre-assessment, or as a post-assessment. Students have the opportunity to complete the questions digitally or take a picture of their work from paper to post onto the slide.

Add this Google slides resource to your learning management system. Students can drag and drop to answer questions about vertices, sides, identifying shapes, identifying shapes in real life objects, and angles.

Students can use this activity to practice creating synonyms and antonyms for words that are in the text box. There are two slides of words given for each synonym and antonyms. One slide is made for students to create their own. The google slide can be edited for different words. Post this in your google classroom or other learning system for students to complete.

Virtual Trivia for Morning Meetings! Each slide has a question with information students know about themselves, their school, as well as academics. Students are divided into teams and compete against one another to answer the question first. Whoever answers correctly first, wins the point for their team. Students can also create their own questions to add to the slide deck. Some questions you may not know the answer to if it is about the student, but if the student answers first, they get the p

Have all your plans and resources in one place! Resources can be linked directly into your plans and you can share them with any of your coteachers.

Use this resource for students to first take the online assessment to find out what their learning style is. Students can then share with you so that you can be sure to incorporate each learning style in your lessons.

Make copies of the slides to put into your own slide deck or add to google classroom for your students to complete. Morning meeting: Would you rather questions- Students will be able to drag a star to which ever choice they prefer. Math: Ways to make 100 task -students will be able to use money, base ten blocks, or photo clipart to show multiple ways to make 100. Slides are linked so that you can insert the student's name to take you to that slide. 100 Angry Ants- listen to the read aloud 100 An

Students can add words that they find that have prefixes, suffixes, and inflected endings to the graffiti wall. Graffiti walls allow students to visually see how words are in common with one another and can begin to understand the meaning of each word. The slides are mostly white to allow student creativity in font, size, and color to resemble an actual graffiti wall.