Google Classroomeffective Curriculum Ideas Preschool
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Oct 11, 2020 - Explore Beth Smith, Realtor - Infinity's board 'Google Classroom', followed by 823 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about Google classroom, Classroom, Classroom tech. Use the form below to send your idea directly to our curriculum team. Contact Us For more information on School, District, or Category Pricing, fill out the form below and a PD Specialist will reach out to you directly or call us toll free at 877.455.9369. Thank your for great ideas. I teach 2nd grade and wasn't sure about using Google Classroom either. I did use Google Forms and even Google Slides with my students. They loved completing research on Google Slides with the Research box (under Tools) and inserting pictures to illustrate about our School Carnival or their own Math Word problems. Home learning ideas (1).pptx - Google Docs.

Let’s talk about Google Classroom. Going digital in kindergarten and first grade can be a powerful tool for differentiatng your kid’s learning.
Big myth buster- you don’t need to be a 1:1 school to do it.

Google classroomeffective curriculum ideas preschool

Most teachers in the upper grades have been using Google classroom for ages, but it’s not as popular in the lower grades. Not many of us have taken the leap to digital. I’ve actually heard people say you can’t use Google in kindergarten (Gasp!) They couldn’t be more wrong!
Myth buster #2 Kindergarten students CAN use Google Classroom.
So how do you get started?
A little background. Just recently Google changed it’s policy. You used to have to be part of a school district that adopted GAFE (Google Apps for Education). Guess What??? Not any more, you just need to have a gmail account and so do your students, that’s bascially it. This opens the doors wide open for homeschoolers. It honestly could not be any easier.
All the kids in a GAFE district will have an “email” and password. I put email in quotes because it’s not always an actual email. My kids can’t send or receive messages. It only works on the school platform. ( this is not always the case so check with your district). The older kids usually know their account and password, but you’ll have to get your kids’ info for them. My free driver’s license is part of my “Getting Started with Google Guide” you can grab the guide here.

I work in a large district and I can access my kids info through our district attendance site. Other possible ways include getting the information from a tech teacher, or IT department. Usually it’s the kids name and the school domain. example dlarsen@myschoolK12.org. The password is usually something associated with the student, like their birthday. Your tech person can get you that info. Don’t be surprised when they doubt that your young kids can use it. Convincing people that young learners can use Google Classroom is the hardest part. See myth buster #2!

Google Classroomeffective Curriculum Ideas Preschool

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Once you have this information you can get started.

Setting up a classroom.
Myth buster #3 Setting up a class is too technical.
It’s easy, you can do it. Please watch this video I created on getting started with Google. If you’re like me, it’s A LOT easier to watch someone do it, rather than read about how they do it. So go ahead and check my video it’s part of my Google Guide you can access it here.

Interactive whiteboardseffective curriculum ideas. Aug 10, 2015 - Explore Alexsa Ribler's board 'Interactive Whiteboard Lessons' on Pinterest. See more ideas about interactive whiteboard lessons, interactive whiteboard, smart board lessons. Writing and Reading @ Elmwood Junior School (West Croydon, England) Whilst many a teacher has designed PowerPoint slides to deliver lessons via interactive whiteboards, I was blown away by the whole-school and year-level professional approach adopted at Elmwood Junior School in regards to their design and delivery of engaging and effective learning in Reading and Writing. Educators know that interactive whiteboards (IWBs) are costly, a tripping hazard if on wheels or and unmovable once fixed to a classroom/library wall. For some small schools, it is a reality that IWBs may simply be too expensive to implement school-wide.

Are you ready to give it a try? Grab my Guide and you’ll get my video, my driver’s license, and shhhh…. a free Google resource to try. You can get the whole guide here.

If you’re ready to start, you can access all my Google resources featured in this post here.

Google Classroomeffective Curriculum Ideas Preschool

Google Classroomeffective Curriculum Ideas Middle School

Google Classroomeffective Curriculum Ideas 4th Grade