With so much learning happening remotely and online, I have been receiving a lot of questions about how to create interactive Google Slides. There are many ways this can be accomplished, but I have found Pear Deck to be the easiest. Particularly, if you are new to online learning and Google Slides, Pear Deck is a great option because it is simple to use and tracks student progress. So, let’s get ... Read More about How to Create Interactive Google Slides Using Pear Deck
Getting Started with Flipgrid
Have you thought about using Flipgrid to teach? Whether teaching remotely, in a classroom, or with a flipped classroom, it is an AMAZING educational tool. When introducing any new form of technology in the classroom, it can be scary and overwhelming. So, I’m going to break down everything you need to know for getting started with Flipgrid. In this post, you’ll find Flipgrid tutorials and ... Read More about Getting Started with Flipgrid
Reopening Virginia Schools for the 2020-2021 School Year
There are so many images floating around social media with the supposed recommendations made by the CDC and the governor about reopening Virginia schools. Unfortunately, a lot of the information being shared on social media is inaccurate or exaggerated, leading many teachers to panic. Recently, I spent several hours reading all the information about schools on the CDC and VDOE websites. In this ... Read More about Reopening Virginia Schools for the 2020-2021 School Year
20 Zoom Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Teachers
If you are teaching students remotely and looking for ways to get them engaged, a Zoom scavenger hunt is a great idea! A Zoom scavenger hunt can be used for educational purposes to reinforce standards. Scavenger hunt games can also be used to teach social-emotional learning (SEL) or as a fun way to get your students to interact while social distancing. Keep in mind that even though the ... Read More about 20 Zoom Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Teachers
Memorial Day Reading Comprehension Activities
I’ve always taught in school districts that do not get out of school until June, so I like to find ways to incorporate Memorial Day into my upper elementary instruction towards the end of the school year. If you’re still in school around Memorial Day or if you’re a homeschool teacher, you are probably looking for holiday-themed activities too. Luckily, there are lots of great Memorial Day reading ... Read More about Memorial Day Reading Comprehension Activities
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