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Tech Tip for November: Clever ways to have your students engage with the content
Tweet It Student create their own tweet with this tweet generator. They can create their own made-up tweet to showcase their learning on the topic. For example- this student-created fake tweet is from George Washington and the student also created responses to that tweet. What would Yoda Say? Click here for a forced copy of…
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Flippity.net
Check out Flippity.net. This website allows you to customize and create many different types of activities (scavenger hunt, memory, snowman, etc…) My favorite feature is the random name picker; check it out in the Edugif below! It goes pretty fast, so if you would like me to help you use this tool, shoot me an…
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October Standards Updates
Check out the October, 2022 standards update from the Wyoming Department of Education. This issue contains:
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Tech Tip of the Week!
Sick of students creating powerpoint after powerpoint in your class? Want to provide them another avenue to create and express themselves and/or show what they know? This week’s tech tip is a Thinglink about Thinglink. It is a creation tool that you and/or your students can use to show what they know, share information, etc……
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Gamification Strategy to boost engagement: Search and Destroy
A great way to boost engagement in your classroom is with academic gamification strategies. There are lots of tech options out there, but an “oldie but a goodie” non-tech game is search and destroy which is essentially an academic battleship game. Here is a pdf copy (of the above image) as well as the gameboard…
