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Kindergarten professional development games for Google Apps
Accountable Talk Digital Discussion Game: TIC TAC TALKING TURNS | Jamboard
How can we take pair share to the next level? Gamify it! Tic Tac TALKING turns is a great way to ensure that every partner contributes to the discussion, and has a bit of fun too. The set comes with two Google Slides templates and 7 versions pre-made in Jamboard & ready to use! Each Jamboard page also includes accountable talk/ visible thinking routine prompts that you may adjust for your class or level. Students choose an X or O or other icon (like cat/ dog, cap/ sunglasses) and get to move
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PreK - 10th, Adult Education, Staff
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Educational Disability Category Slidedeck Game
An engaging and educational PowerPoint game crafted to explore various educational disabilities as outlined by the state of Massachusetts. This resource offering educators and stakeholders a dynamic platform to understand, empathize, and strategize for inclusive education. Game Highlights:Student Case Studies: Immerse yourself in real-life scenarios through detailed student case studies that reflect the diverse spectrum of educational disabilities recognized by the state of Massachusetts. From
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Never Have I Ever Teacher Edition Staff Meetings Back to School
Have fun on Back to School or End of the Year with these "Never Have I Ever" Teacher Edition slides! Perfect for staff meetings, back to school, teacher lounge activities, end of the year activities. 38 slides in 2 different versions, available in Google Slides and PowerPoint. These slides will help building connection with other teachers, are a great conversation starter and will bring a lot of fun !What is included?38 Never Have I Ever Spring-themed slides + 1 blank slide (answer with hand s
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PreK - 8th
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Also included in: NEVER HAVE I EVER Morning Meeting Activity Brain Break Back to School
Get Your Sheet Together: Learning Stations - 3 Station Template
This is an interactive Google Sheet that works well with SmartBoards or classroom Chromebooks. If on a SmartBoard, simply display the Sheet on fullscreen and students can check off the corresponding boxes to visualize their progress. If on Chromebooks, once the Sheet is shared to students through Google Classroom (Students can edit file), any student can update their progress by editing the shared Sheet. This is what student-centered learning looks like, literally.This visualization is great to
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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