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My guiding design principle when I create Jam templates is not "how will I replace paper" but rather how will I UPGRADE it from paper? How is it collaborative? Encourage critical thinking? Allow for student creativity?
In Google Classroom. A handout for students for directions on how to unlink an assignment. This lets them turn in the assignment without losing editing privileges.
By member request, this is all the Chromebook keys. You can print this to have students cut out the keys. You can copy and paste the keys into other Google Docs for your own tutorials.
The answer is always a spreadsheet! Have students submit work on a Google Sheets document in an answer box.
I made this for my students. Why do I use a Jam... because I want more than one student on the document at the same time. I want messy brainstorming THINKING and debating of ideas. This is what I use Jams for.
I had made "Pull a rabbit out of the hat" Jam and it was requested to make one for a piggy bank. So here you go!
This Jam has the letters of the alphabet that can be scrambled so students can put them back in order. Or create your own Jam idea and use this template so you already have all 26 letters.
This Jam has millimeter and inch rulers!
If you want the google drawing I used to make the ruler click here.