Google Classroom
Below is the code to
enter into my google classroom. This classroom is an example of a Kindergarten
math class. Within the classroom, I have created assignments and activities
practicing addition, including, YouTube videos, online games, worksheets,
assessment, and discussion boards. Depending on the grade level I teach and
school policies, I may or may not use Google Classroom in my classroom. Either
way I have experience building Google Classroom and will be ready to do it
again.
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Google Survey
Above is a screenshot of my
very first Google Survey I have ever created. This survey
would be sent to the caregivers of students in my classroom and they are to
fill out vital information I should know about them and the student. Having
access to the internet, how the student learns best, and how the student feels
about school, are some of the questions being asked in the survey. I plan on
using Google Surveys in the classroom because it is easy to use and receive.
Google Slides
Above is a picture of my Google slides presentation I created to teach addition. I included
a YouTube videos well as included Pear Deck to make the power point more
interactive for the kids. Google slides and Pear deck is not my favorite way to
teach math and will need more practice using them together before using it in
my classroom.
Screencastify
Here above is a screenshot of my very first
screencastify presentation. This presentation is very briefly
going over how to add. I spent most of my presentation getting used to how
sceencastify works, I'm not sure if I'll end up using it in the classroom
because I can only make 5 minute videos and sometimes not a lot can be done in
5 minutes.
Google Sites
Here above is a screenshot of a my very first website on google sites. The website introduces me and the class, the link to my class' google classroom, link to my caregiver questionnaire, and links to a couple resources. I'm not entirely sure if I'd use google sites in my future classroom.
Project-based Learning Activity #1
Project-based Learning Activity #2
Here above is a screenshot of my first attempt at creating a Project-based activity focusing on digital citizenship on a Google Doc. You see here what is essentially my lesson plan for the activity. Grade, content area, topic, standards, objectives, title, purpose, description, and resources are listed. I definitely liked the set up of this and I plan on using it again.
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