TheRevolutionaryTeacher

As a catholic school educator for 8+ years, I have always strived to create content to enrich my students in their faith. And I also know how hard it is to find fun religious activities for my students on TPT. I actually created this resource for my mom, who is a religion teacher and thought it might be useful for others. How can you use it? The idea behind this resource was to create a "Saint of the Week" wall in my mom's classroom. Each week, if students finished early with their regular assi

At the culmination of the 5th grade year, I like to do something fun with my social studies class. And they have a BLAST! Each student gets to pick a person or persons (they can be in a group of two) from American history to conduct research on and ultimately portray in our class’s Living History Museum. In years past, I had the students act it out in front of the class. But last year, due to Covid, I created a virtual video project in Google Slides. And I look forward to sharing it with you. Th

This bundle includes two of my favorite resources for a discounted price: 1) Teacher Guide to Google Classroom -- Helps walk teachers through the many features of Google Classroom that is available to them. 2) Introduction to Google Classroom - Interactive Lesson for Students -- This step-by-step walkthrough allows for the teacher to guide students in utilizing Google Classroom. I created this resource with actual screenshots and videos that show students interactively and step-by-step how t

This Google Slides presentation is meant to help educators, ideally in middle school and high school, to teach their students the many features of Google Classroom. I created this resource with actual screenshots and videos that show students interactively and step-by-step how to utilize the many features of Google Classroom. This resource teaches students the capabilities of the Google Classroom "stream", "classwork", and "people" tabs and also walks them through completing, handing in, and vi

How can you use it?The idea behind this resource was to create a "Icon of the Week" wall in my classroom. Each week, if students finished early with their regular assignments, they could work on this activity. I made it a weekly homework assignment. So, if students didn't have a chance to work on it in class, they could work on it at home. Each week, the class would have a different historic icon. And students would have the option of picking between 4 activities, all related to the letters of t

This is test corrections worksheet for students. However, instead of just asking the students to correct their mistakes, I ask students to dig a little deeper in order to earn points back. Students will need to explain how they know this new answer is correct (siting page numbers, similar math problems and the work, etc.) and make a plan for how they will improve on future tests.

Before using Google Slides in my Classroom, I make sure to go over the list of etiquette do's and don'ts.

Dearest Millennials (and any other teachers who love tv shows from 90s-now), There are 20 different tv-show themed agenda slides in this resource!!! I had so much fun making them and I hope you enjoy using them! Each slide's font, background, images/gifs are specific to a TV show that I grew up watching. And... some of them even have audio! I will be periodically updating this resource as I add more to it, so be on the lookout. Please also send me a message if you would like to see a show incl

Each week in my World History class, we focus our Friday lesson on a female in history. Since most history books focus on the accomplishments of men, I try to find interesting women in history to introduce students to on Fridays. Usually, my assignments cover Ancient and Medieval Women. But in honor of Queen Elizabeth II's death, I decided to remember her on this Friday.