Quality Resources and edTech for Grades 3-5
Giving quality feedback with Goobric and Doctopus is an easy way to begin digitizing your rubrics and getting them to students through Google Docs and Slides! Below, you will find a video explaining how to get started with the add-on and the Chrome extension! We all will agree that we need to get students feedback quickly, but also need to… Read More
Looking for 10 must-have extensions for teachers and students? Well, you are IN LUCK! The video below explains extensions, how to use them, and how they impact students. Before beginning, know that you will want to make sure you have chromebooks, laptops, or PCs in your classroom and that the Chrome browser does need to be used to install extensions…. Read More
Teach Acceptance and Empathy Using Article of the Day Well, I think we can all agree that there is a bit of tension right now, and tension is probably an understatement. People are knocking each other down, not being very loving towards others, and generally, are not showing compassion to those most in need. As teachers, we have a job… Read More
I was searching around on Amazon, spending way too much money for a teacher in summer, and came across a super cool product that lit a spark! Classroom Management, color-changing, remote-control puck lights! That’s right PUCK LIGHTS! Check them out here! These lights are awesome and will help out bunches with classroom management. So, here is the low-down on how… Read More
Below you will find ideas and the recipe to make your own GEODOUGH to teach geography! For a few years now, I have been making GEODOUGH. Of course, this is just my fancy name for this dough, because really, it’s just homemade Play-Doh that I use for geography lessons! Below you will find ideas and the recipe to make your… Read More
If you haven’t used Google Earth in a while, maybe you haven’t seen what has happened! Ready for it? Google Earth is now online! No more clunky desktop apps that need to be downloaded! All you need is a computer, Chromebook, laptop and an internet connection. Have students go to earth.google.com to get started! Here are 3 ways to use… Read More