How to use Digital Book Companions to Guarantee Successful Read Alouds
What is a Digital Book Companion? I’m so glad you asked! I LOVE read aloud books and my…
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Classroom Management Basics for First Year Teachers
“Don’t smile until Christmas.” Whether that classic adage appeals to you or not, we have some better advice to…
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How Google Classroom Can Make This Your Best School Year Ever
Google Classroom is a learning management tool that teachers can use to connect with students both in the classroom…
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How to Use Elementary Technology Curriculum FAQ
Have you been checking out my Elementary Technology Curriculum Technology Lesson Plans and Activities but you have some questions?…
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Encouraging Kids to be Content Creators Instead of Content Consumers
Encouraging Students to Create Digital Content Kids love spending time online, reading blogs, watching videos, and scrolling through social…
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Elementary Software Lessons Spiral Review
Calling all technology teachers! Are you looking for the ultimate resource to take your technology curriculum to the next…
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6 Student Options for Making a Digital Avatar Character
So your students want to make a Bitmoji or Facebook Avatar but they’re too young or it isn’t school…
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May Activities for the Computer Lab
Welcome to the month of May, where the weather is getting warmer and students are starting to get restless. As a computer lab instructor or administrator, you may be wondering how to keep your students engaged during this time of year. Fear not, because there are plenty of exciting and educational activities you can implement in your computer lab this May! There are endless possibilities to keep your students engaged and interested in the world of technology. So, let’s dive in and discover the amazing things you can do in your computer lab this May!
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5 Tips on Assessing Google Slides Presentations
With the new normal relating to coronavirus, we as teachers are doing our very best to get creative in…
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Class Website 101
Do you have a class website yet? If you do, is it aimed mostly at parents or students? I…
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