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Google Classroom

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Google Classroom - creating groups (the work around...)

creating google groups 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmtMtWOyFOU

  

​google classroom group work 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qof0fxiDnqM

 

Google Classroom

You Tube Video - Getting Started with Google Classroom

http://youtu.be/NIfXzJMLsMQ

 

Alice Keeler Tech Blog

20 Things you can do with Google Classroom

http://www.alicekeeler.com/teachertech/2014/09/07/20-things-you-can-do-with-google-classroom/

 

15 more things... 

http://www.alicekeeler.com/teachertech/2014/09/22/15-more-things-you-can-do-with-google-classroom/

 

Everything you need to know about Google Classroom

http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2015/01/everything-teachers-need-to-know-about.html

 

Gafe for Littles

https://twitter.com/search?q=%23gafe4littles&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

 

Gafe4Littles templates by Chritine Pinto

http://christinepinto.com/templates/

 

Templates

Here you can find templates that I have created or have generated through collaboration with others.Search:
TEMPLATEDESCRIPTIONBLOG POST
Color Words Students insert images to correspond with colors on slides Identifying Color Words
Color Word in Black Font Students insert images to correspond with colors on slides Identifying Color Words
Graphing Bears Students graph counting bears results via this conditional formatted spreadsheet Graphing in Google Sheets
Graphing Bears Hardcopy Print this template for students to physically graph counting bears in the table Graphing in Google Sheets
Discussing Books Students include an image and share or discuss a book they read Discussing Books in Google Docs
Discussing Story Elements Students can collaboratively discuss main characters, the setting and major events. Visit Alice Keelers blog to learn how to create/assign group documents.
All About Me Memory Book Students insert images to correspond with sentence frames to express preferences Capturing Memories in Slides
Numbers 1-10 Students insert shapes or a picture to represent a number Number Sense in Google Slides
Numbers 1-20 with Ten Frames Students insert shapes into ten frames Number Sense in Google Slides
Imagine and Design Students click and drag clip art onto a grid to design a map, city, game, etc. Imagine and Design in Google Sheets
Drag and Sort Template Students sort shapes by shape, color, or size Sorting Shapes in Google Slides
Shape Scavenger Hunt Students insert pictures of shapes in their environment and describe the images and their relations to the shape. Alice Keeler's Vocab Template - Modify it for Littles
Collaborative Slides - I see a _______. Students work collaboratively to demonstrate understanding of number sense and spelling color words. Collaborative Slides in Small Groups
GAfE Login Badge Create login badges for students to assist them when signing in. GAfE Login Cards
Conditional Formatted Login Card Put color tape on keyboard rows, and use this login card template to align with the colored tape. Colored Tape on Rows of the Keyboard
 
   

 

Google Classroom Blogs to Read by Chritine Pinto - http://alicekeeler.com/google-classroom/

 

Collaborative Group Slide Template for littles by Chritine Pinto - https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wbdWJXtWQ7SyJTBv7LvGWfj2RvLseWLirHqiiTq3LDU/edit#slide=id.g161daa6ac8_0_4

 

PSA for grade 2 and 5

The student has been working under the guidance of panel members to create the PSA. There has been ongoing dialogue and communication.  They have also worked with members to create a campaign. The presentation is the time to view and celebrate the final PSA along with the campaign strategy. Panel members give feedback into the strategy and determine the role they will play.  

 

Wondering what this really looks like in practice?  Here are two examples:
  1. Second grade students discover tourism is suffering in their town. They explore all the wonderful things in their community and make an interactive multimedia presentation that they Tweet out to a targeted audience and have featured on the tourism bureau’s Facebook Page and website to help attract tourists to their city.  Read more here.  
  2. Fifth grade students tackle the issue of sustainability. Their strategy to improve sustainability in the community is to educate and encourage businesses in the community to be a part of the solution. To do that students learned what businesses could do to be sustainable and createdbrochures that included concrete advice. Students presented and distributed the brochures to businesses. To hold businesses accountable, students created an honor roll of businesses following those practices that was published on the town website in printed in public places and they provided badges of sustainability to those who met their criteria.  Read more here.
Authentic audience is one important part of the equation when it comes to preparing today's students for success. Geurin's infographic below outlines six additional considerations. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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