Innovator's Click
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Use Explore Boards to personalize learning, activate and supply background knowledge, and offer alternative ways to learn information.
Save time and increase personalized and differentiated learning with Magic School AI.
For grades 6-12: Make cross-curricular connections with relevant texts, differentiated text levels, built-in assessments, and project ideas!
With a ready-to-use Google Sheet, gamify your formative reviews with a Boss Battle. In teams and as a class, students work to answer questions correctly and defeat the BOSS.
2022-23 Archives
Book Creator gives students the ability to upload images, videos, audio, and more within the ebooks they create. It empowers them to draw, take notes, and collaborate in real-time with their classmates and instructor.
Tired of centers and students getting off task while you try to work with groups?
Get immediate accountability + increase student engagement with QRBreakins!
Give every student a voice, encourage deep engagement, and effortlessly track and assess student participation online and in person with Parlay. Now FREE!
What is ChatGPT, how does it affect education, and how can you use it in education?
Also included is GZM Classroom (podcasts and related activities for grades 3-8).
Free online tool to create and share vocabulary exercises with students. Perfect for any vocabulary set including world languages. WordsTool is an ideal alternative to Quizlet which is no longer free.
Celebrate the Hour of Code + foster creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication!
Embrace these ready-to-us tools to celebrate an Hour of cCde.
Check out these lesser-known Google Chrome Extensions to increase accessibility for students (or yourself) in your classroom by limiting distractions, paraphrasing lengthy texts, and setting limits for distracting websites!
Use Google Experiments interactive tool to develop the 4C's and mindfulness by blending culture, art, music, and science with Google Experiments. Great for reviews + brain breaks!
Google Docs' new dropdown chips allow you to use Google Docs in multiple new ways from differentiation to feedback to progress monitoring. Try them today!
Use Edulastic to create dynamic assessments and compile real-time data to drive instruction and action. Utilize test banks, item banks, and a variety of tech-enhaced question types similar to the KAS assessments.
Use Canva presentations to create slides with embedded tools for engagement and classroom management.