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Women's History Month library skills internet activities for Microsoft OneDrive
Fiction vs. Nonfiction DIGITAL BREAKOUT
Reviewing the elements of fiction and nonfiction with a digital breakout game will be a hit with your students! The five interactive games are a fun way for your students to practice this skill and they are ready to assign in Google and Seesaw.You will not need any physical locks or boxes for this breakout. As students complete each digital activity, they discover a code. They should write the codes as they go along. When they finish the games, they'll enter all the codes on a Google form. If al
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Digital Breakout ~ Genres of Literature
This digital breakout is an engaging no prep interactive tool that will provide students with practice determining genre. Students will complete 5 challenges then enter their answers on a Google Form. This is a great tool for elementary libraries as well as classrooms. The challenges include:2 slides where students identify the genre by dragging and dropping the answera link to a genre memory matching gamea link to a jigsaw puzzle1 slide with two text messages with questions Directions are inclu
Grades:
4th - 6th
Microsoft Technology Anchor Charts
Doing distance learning this year? Here are anchor charts that outline some of the basic tools and buttons students will use in:-Microsoft Teams-A Microsoft Teams call-Microsoft Word-Microsoft PPTThese come in a PDF format and can be printed or enlarged as needed! Please leave a review!
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Not Grade Specific
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