Today's Resource Share is a project called Your Plan, Your Planet. In Your Plan, Your Planet, students explore four areas for more sustainable practices in their daily life: energy use, food, water use, and clothing. Each area is explored in interactive graphics with helpful tips for how to create more sustainable choices in day-to-day life. You can check out this activity at this link:

https://yourplanyourplanet.sustainability.google/

Today's Resource Share is the proposal submission form for the upcoming Utah Council for Teachers of English Conference. This year's conference is being held on February 3rd, 2023 at Jordan Commons. It is a great conference for English educators across the state to sharpen their skills and learn from some of the best educators in the state. You can apply to present your lesson plans or ideas to the conference using the following form. Check it out below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScL3JbQj8YW-ZBz2mTNtHfsdytt8uzZPkhxPif3KKyacv81ow/viewform?mc_cid=4c46d3f5a1&mc_eid=17eda2c2fe

Today's Resource Share comes from Eric Curts' Control Alt Achieve Blog. He is running the 12 Days of Chrome-Mas this year. On the launch page, which you can find below, you will find all the daily resources (starting on December 5th), but also a handful of holiday-themed resources from around the internet. Lots of amazing ideas for this time of year throughout this post. Check it out at the link:

https://www.controlaltachieve.com/2022/11/the-12-days-of-chrome-mas-2022.html

Today's Resource Share is our Holiday Gift Guide from 2021. Yesterday we announced that we will be doing a Holiday Gift Exchange again this year, but over the last year we have added quite a few new members (we actually just passed 300 members!) and we wanted to make sure that everyone knew that about the Holiday Gift Guide from last year. Many of the lesson plans are holiday lessons for the next month and could be incredibly useful for many classrooms. Check it out at this link:

https://sites.google.com/pd.uen.org/geg-utah/gegutah-teachers/resource-highlight/holiday-gift-guide

Today's Resource Share comes from GEGUtah! Last year, our GEGUtah leadership team built out the Holiday Gift Guide. We are currently putting together our 2022 version of the Holiday Gift Guide, but we would love our community's help with the project. Below you will find a Google Form link built out by GEGUtah Leader Deanna Taylor. On the Form, you can share a resource, idea, reward, or tech tool with our team and we will include it, with credit, in this year's Holiday Gift Guide. Our leadership team knows that there are amazing things happening with technology in all of your classrooms, we just want to share everyone's amazing efforts. Check out the form here:

https://forms.gle/TWLN9EXAAFderbVx9

Today's Resource Share comes from a series of requests during EdcampWASO last week. Kelli Cannon, our amazing co-leader, ran a Google session and it seemed like a lot of members would love more Google Sheets tips and ideas. To get us started, today's Resource Share comes from Ben Collins. Over at his blog, which is a Sheets tips and tricks destination, he shared a post on making tables in Sheets that are practical and very usable for all educators. Check out his amazing tips for making tables in Sheets:

https://www.benlcollins.com/spreadsheets/how-to-make-a-table-in-google-sheets/

Today's Resource Share comes from Eric Curts' Control Alt Achieve blog and is a great activity leading into the Thanksgiving holiday next week, particularly for our younger students. The "What I am Thankful For" Turkey activity encourages students to share what they are grateful for this holiday season on a simple-to-use template found at the link below. The activity includes a great how-to guide for students and some great ways to personalize their "Turkey". Check it out at the link below:

https://www.controlaltachieve.com/2022/11/build-what-i-am-thankful-for-turkey.html

Today's Resource Share comes from a great collaboration between Google and NASA JPL Labs. Access Mars is a webVR experience taking users to the surface of Mars via the photographs taken by NASA's Curiosity Rover. Users can follow the path Curiosity took across the Martian landscape, see many of the interesting landforms along the way, and move around as if they are on the surface of Mars. Check it out at the link below:

https://accessmars.withgoogle.com/

Today's Resource Share is First Lady Abby Cox's Show Up for Teachers Virtual Symposium tomorrow morning from 9-12. From their website:

"We received great feedback from our first ever in-person conference this summer and want to continue the conversation around educator well-being and mental health in an online virtual symposium on Saturday, November 12th. This three-hour symposium will include incredible speakers and a live Q&A session with a licensed therapist. Thanks to our partnership with the Utah State Board of Education and the Utah State Legislature, this symposium is free to attend for all Utah educators and staff. USBE will offer three re-licensure points to qualified attendees."

You can check out the conference and register to attend at:

https://www.showuputah.org/wellness

Today's Resource Share is a quick reminder about EdcampWASO on November 12th, 2022. If you have never been to an edcamp, they are an unconference, meaning participants come together, share topics they are interested learning about, sessions are made that morning, and everyone shares their questions/ideas. EdcampWASO supports educators in the Wasatch South region (Provo, Orem, Nebo, Juab) but any educator is welcome to join on Saturday. Get your ticket at the link below:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/edcamp-waso-2022-tickets-300108321067

Today's Resource Share is the newest episode of Get Googley from Utah Education Network. With the seasons changing, we are moving towards the holiday crunch with many disruptions to our classrooms. This episode looks at three different resources that educators can use to fill in gaps in the time in their classrooms or to use when students complete work early. Check out the video at the following link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ha3EOdHuthg

Today's Resource Share comes from Google's Applied Digital Skills. This new lesson entitled Ask for Help with Google Docs teaches students to create their own help guide for ideas and lessons in their classroom. In the course, they will learn how to create a help Doc, a table, and to create a help guide for classroom questions, research-based work, and even homework help. This is a great lesson for all students, as it teaches them to keep track of important information and who to ask for help as they work independently in class and at home. Check out the lesson at the link below:

https://applieddigitalskills.withgoogle.com/c/middle-and-high-school/en/ask-for-help-with-google-docs/overview.html

Today's Resource Share is a quick tutorial from Google Workspace's Youtube page. Whether you are a new or a seasoned Google Keep user, you will appreciate the drag and drop functionality of Google Keep to Google Docs. It make sharing, saving, and sending messages much easier. Check out the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=af-z7wXpZr4

Today's Resource Share is a tour of seven science museums from around the world from Google Arts & Culture. Ranging from The Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum to Nagoya's City Science Museum, with the world's largest planetarium, these seven museums show off different perspectives in science with some great 360-degree video and tour content. Check it out at the link below:

https://artsandculture.google.com/story/UgUxrZbLqFSeSA

Today's Resource Share is a quick video from Google Workspaces. If you don't subscribe to Workspaces on Youtube, you may want to. They have hundreds of videos ranging in the 15-45 second time frame that teach a simple tool within the suite. Today's video is a tool that I haven't really used before, but now that I have started using it, it has helped me be much quicker in developing documents. This tool is the Paint Formatting tool across Google Workspaces. Check out the clip below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs27Dya7_cw

Today's Resource Share is Google's Google Classroom course. This free, self-paced course explores the basics of Google Classroom from engaging students to collaboration on assignments. The course is run through Google's Skillshop profile which also hosts all the Google Certified Educator training courses. You can check out the course at the link below:

https://skillshop.exceedlms.com/student/path/479480-google-classroom-course?sid=c2ed9abd-980f-45d3-b3fa-421f6e887aff&sid_i=0

Today's Resource Share comes from UEN's eMedia. Over the last year, UEN in conjunction with USBE and statewide groups built a collection of resources to help explore and teach the US Constitution in Utah classrooms. The hub has hundreds of resources divided into grade level appropriate lessons, videos, and more. It is also includes links to various organizations like the Bill of Rights Institute and the Center for Civic Education, which provide further resources. You can learn more about the hub and explore its content at the following link:

https://emedia.uen.org/hubs/constitution