How to Make a Digital Seating Chart with Google Slides
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Digital seating charts are easy to make with Google Slides. First, insert shapes. Then add names. Voila! A movable, editable seating chart! (more…)
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How to Make Lesson Plans with Google Slides & Embed Them in a Site
When you make lesson plans with Google Slides, your teaching life becomes organized. Just create a template you like. Then save it as the background of a Google Slide. Insert…
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How to Organize Curriculum with Google Sites
You can organize curriculum and easily share it with Google Sites. Whether you arrange your teaching around standards, topics, or calendars, Sites will do the trick. What’s more? You can…
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How to Get a Flipped Classroom with Google Sites
Flipped classroom gives you more class time. Just store media in a Google Site. Then ask kids to review it at home. You can link text, graphics, audio, and visual…
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How to Make an eBook with Google Sites | Paperless Reading Passages
You can make an eBook with Google Sites! When you load text and pictures into your site, a professional-looking eBook emerges. Not only that – you’ll also have a paperless…
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How to Make Google Sites
Make Google Sites to store and share all of your digital resources. They’re easy. What’s more? You can get rid of that messy filing cabinet, cut way back on copying,…
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How to Direct Homework with Google Sites | Websites for Kids
Direct homework with Google Sites. Kids – and parents – will know exactly what to do. And you’ll get the results you want! (more…)
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How to Make Collaborative Websites with Google Sites
With Google Sites, kids can build collaborative websites. Just create a Google Site. Add the directions and a page for each student. Then you can sit back and watch. In no…
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How to Make a PBL with Google Sites
PBL. Whether you create problem-based learning or project-based learning activities, Google Sites are for you! Kids simply click on tabs to accomplish tasks. (more…)
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3 Proven Ways to Plan Differentiation for Your Classroom
Differentiation comes in three types. First, teachers can alter the content. That’s easy. Second, they can vary the process, or activity. Finally, teachers can change up products. (more…)
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