Do your students have Chromebooks in the classroom? Teaching them to take a screenshot on a Chromebook is a quick and easy skill with SO many uses! Do your students have Chromebooks in the classroom? Teaching them to take a screenshot on a Chromebook is a quick and easy skill with SO many ... Read More about Easy Screenshot Shortcuts for the Chromebook Classroom
Dry Ice Experiments Your Students Will LOVE!
These dry ice experiments for kids are sure to be a hit! These stations are filled with inquiry based activities and a teacher guide. Have your students ever explored the phenomenon of sublimation? If you are ready to take your lab experience to the next level, keep reading! Every year ... Read More about Dry Ice Experiments Your Students Will LOVE!
The Easy Way to Password Protect Your Google Forms
Using a Google Form password on a test is an easy way to add security. Students must enter the password correctly to continue. I love Google Forms! In fact, I think it is one of the easiest ways to gather data from students if your school uses Google. But....... sometimes tech can ... Read More about The Easy Way to Password Protect Your Google Forms
Easy Scientific Method Activities for 2020
Looking for easy scientific method activities for your 2020 classroom? These activities are low prep and work great for distance learning! Can you relate to any of the following? Are you looking for a science lab that requires few (or no) shareable supplies?Looking for easy scientific ... Read More about Easy Scientific Method Activities for 2020
Digital Exit Tickets… A Game Changer in Your Classroom
Digital exit tickets are a great tool for formative assessment. Learn why these digital exit tickets are a game changer in my classroom. I love using exit tickets in the classroom. This year, however, the universe threw a curve-ball that none of us could have expected! If you are like me, ... Read More about Digital Exit Tickets… A Game Changer in Your Classroom
5 Engaging Activities for Teaching Atoms
Are you looking for new ways to make learning about atoms fun? Check out my favorite activities for teaching atoms that your students are sure to love! 1. Honey I Shrunk the Kids! I love to use analogies in class! I always begin with asking the class to tell me the smallest thing they can ... Read More about 5 Engaging Activities for Teaching Atoms
Epic Hack: Split Screen Shortcut
This split screen shortcut is a game changer for students and teachers. If you are using a Chromebook or Windows computer, check out out this epic tip below! Do you ever wish that you could view two windows at once when you are working on the computer? Wish you had that second monitor? ... Read More about Epic Hack: Split Screen Shortcut
Sharing Files? Why You Should “Force” a Copy
Forcing a copy of a Google file is an easy way to share it with co-workers or students. Bonus: Your original document stays secure! Raise your hand if you share Google files regularly with your co-workers.... Do these words sound familiar..... "Sure, I'm happy to share it, just make your ... Read More about Sharing Files? Why You Should “Force” a Copy
5 Tips for Teaching Observation, Inference, and Prediction in Science
Observation, inference, and prediction in science are important skills to learn about the world around us. Check out these ideas to get started! Making observations about the world around us is an important skill for a young scientist. It is also one of my favorite topics to teach! Here ... Read More about 5 Tips for Teaching Observation, Inference, and Prediction in Science
Your Guide to Getting Started With a Digital Interactive Notebook
Pin for later! Not only are digital interactive notebooks a great way to engage students in the classroom, but they almost guarantee you won't hear these phrases ever again! I left my notebook at home. Wait, I know that page is here somewhere... I am so tired of lugging this stack of ... Read More about Your Guide to Getting Started With a Digital Interactive Notebook
