Interested in learning how teachers create sorting activities on Seesaw? Watch the video or follow the written directions below to learn how! Create a Background in Slides Google Slides is… Continue reading "Create Seesaw Sorting Activities"
Each month, the Technology Ambassadors work hard to create resources, materials, and other tools to help you with planning, brainstorming, or getting quick tips. To make them easy to find,… Continue reading "March Resource Pack"
Digital interactive notebooks are a fun, new way to help keep students engaged and organized digitally. What are Digital Interactive Notebooks? Originally, interactive notebooks were spiral or composition notebooks that… Continue reading "Digital Interactive Notebooks"
What are sketchnotes? Sketchnoting is the strategy of mashing together the use of visuals along with words to help aid in student comprehension. They serve not only as an alternative… Continue reading "Visual Note Taking: Sketchnotes 101"
We know that our students all have different needs, and we are daily making modifications to ensure that we are meeting the needs of all of our learners. But at… Continue reading "Making the Internet Accessible to All"
Each month, the Technology Ambassadors work hard to create resources, materials, and other tools to help you with planning, brainstorming, or getting quick tips. To make them easy to find,… Continue reading "February Resource Pack"
Virtual learning has presented teachers with many different challenges, one of them being attendance taking. Creating a consistent method for taking attendance will help free up tons of teacher time.… Continue reading "Tips from Teachers: Taking Attendance on Seesaw"
The Seesaw video tool is a great way to model and break down or “chunk” your instruction for virtual assignments. Chunking instruction is when you are intentionally pacing instruction to deliver… Continue reading "Using Video as a Chunking Tool on Seesaw"
What is EdPuzzle? EdPuzzle is a website that allows you to find videos from YouTube, Khan Academy, National Geographic, TED Talks, and more and add questions to them. You can… Continue reading "Using EdPuzzle in Your Classes"
Black History Month “We may be uncomfortable talking about race, but we can no longer afford to be silent. We have chosen a profession that—like parenting—requires us to put our… Continue reading "Talking About Race in America"
What is Institute Day? All elementary and middle school teachers get a full day of tailored PD. This is a fully-virtual conference with sessions to choose from throughout the day.… Continue reading "Let’s talk March 3rd: ECS Institute Day"
Struggling with how to teach the inauguration in your classroom? Below you will find lessons, read alouds, primary sources, and seesaw activities to help students better understand this day in… Continue reading "I Do Solemnly Swear: Inauguration Day 2021"