Showing posts with label classroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classroom. Show all posts

Sunday, June 8, 2014

Creating Online Quizzes

My 2nd Grade Team Teacher and I are quickly growing to hate paper! We have been talking about ways to possibly go as paperless as possible. Luckily for us, we do have lots of technology at our disposal. 

If you are in a school where there are paperless classrooms, what are some tricks of the trade? I am looking for any and all ideas! 

In the meantime, I am including some links below that help to create quizzes. Some of these can be completed online while others may need to be printed off. Nonetheless, they are still helpful! 

Thanks in advance for any all tips on the paperless classroom!



Saturday, February 15, 2014

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Super Fun with the Super Bowl!

Okay, the stage is officially set for this year's Super Bowl :

  1. NFL Super Bowl XLVIII
    NFL Super Bowl XLVIII
    Sunday, February 2, 5:30 PM on FOX
    MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
    1Seattle
    Seahawks
    Denver1
    Broncos
    @
    All times are in Central Time
  2. Personally, I'm rooting for Seattle! As a Kansas City Chiefs fan, rooting for the Broncos would be wrong! So, Go Seahawks! 
No matter who you root for or how you choose to celebrate, students usually bring up the topic of the Super Bowl each year. To help celebrate, I'm including links below that might help you incorporate the year's biggest sporting event into your own classroom. Enjoy! 






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Monday, November 18, 2013

Digital Citizenship

"Digital Citizenship is a concept which helps teachers, technology leaders and parents to understand what students/children/technology users should know to use technology appropriately."

This a VERY important topic to instill in children in today's society. It's important that they are aware of the proper ways to interact online. When I taught elementary computers, we would revisit this and Internet Safety a few times a year. I always told my students that just because you're "hiding" behind a computer screen doesn't mean that the rules of safety, courtesy, and anti-bullying don't apply. 

I am including the links below to many resources to help teach this concept to students. It's never too early to teach them how to be safe online. 


Monday, September 23, 2013

Classroom and Teacher Freebies!!

Yes, I am sharing more resources and links for teachers and their classrooms that are FREE!! Some of these are more like wish lists for you to create, but they are still helpful.

Teachers work so hard and many also use their hard earned money to help supply their own classrooms. With budget cuts happening so often lately, it's important to find ways to save money whenever possible. 
I hope these links will help out! Enjoy! 




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