Click on the video below on how Hillary and I updated the Shared Google Folder of over 130 interactive Google Slide Lessons that I have been collecting since March 2020. Here is a link to the Folder
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Last year Giovanna and I started Google STEM Classrooms. The Google Classrooms are called ECSES STEM followed by a number. Click on the image below to watch a short video on how we are adding more STEM lessons to these Google Classrooms.
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Nancy Marshall- teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing shared this resource she found online. There are 4 Digital Free Valentine's Day Activities that focus on Equivalent Fractions, Idiom Practice, and then using the famous Sweethearts- one on writing and another on math. Go to this link with lessons created by Jennifer Findley to download the ones you might be able to use- thanks Nancy!
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Today a special shout out goes to Angi Meyer, MDS teacher at South Lebanon Elementary School. Angi shared a Chrome Extension with Giovanna and myself that neither of us heard about and what a great find. Many of you are using Google Slides for interactive lessons, but you need to leave it in edit mode to move the pieces. Not anymore...check out this short video from Angi and the Chrome Extension called Fullscreen Interactive Google Slides (TM). One more added tip: To remove even more of the screen, go to the upper right hand side under your Google imagine and click on the carrot ^ and more full screen will show. Try it out. You will love it!
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Good morning- for many of you today, Monday Feb 1st, you had a snow day. For others, a virtual day of learning. Regardless what category you fit in; hope your day was great. I wanted to share out something regarding Google Classroom that many of you might know already, but some are just finding out now.
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