How might students use digital tools to practice new skills?
Ideas for All Grades:
take pictures of something I created and add it to an online activity (math model, science lab, hands-on project, etc)
Collaborate with peers through Jamboard, Kami, or the Promethean
Additional Ideas for K-2:
listen to a story read to me with the Select-to-Speak tool on the Chromebook
speak into Google to look up pictures of something I am learning about
Additional Ideas for Grades K-5:
practice math online (Dreambox, Seesaw, Jamboard, Bridges/MLC apps) as independent work, workplaces, homework, or entry task
record myself reading out loud on Seesaw - for fluency or repeated reading practice
practice skills on digital tools like FastForward, ConnectED or Seesaw, DreamBox, or Jamboard as homework or independent practice
Use Seesaw to make a video to show my learning
find resources, reference documents, and practice materials for science and social studies lessons in Google Classroom
Additional Ideas for Grades 3-12:
listen to a story read to me with the Select-to-Speak tool on the Chromebook
read a story online (ConnectED or other)
Collaborate with peers through Padlet or a shared file
use Google to research articles or images
Review a lesson my teacher made on Google Slides
speak or type into a digital document to plan, draft, and revise my writing, write RACE responses
complete tasks assigned in Google Classroom (Mark as Done or Submit)
create slide presentations to demonstrate my learning about a topic
use text-to-speech as a proofreading strategy to check my writing
Use Loom to make a video to show my learning
Keep track of my reading log in Google Classroom
when absent, check Google Classroom to review lessons, find and complete work I missed
Additional Ideas for Grades 6-12:
practice math online (Desmos, graphing\scientific calculators, Delta Math, Quizizz, Google forms, Kahn Academy)
review slides from a lesson my teacher taught me
use Jamboard to access, organize or create notes
Using graphic organizers/tables to take notes (annotating/marking text) with Kami or collaborative documents or spreadsheets
Collaborate with peers through Social Media, PearDeck, Meets
practice skills on tools specific to certain classes (No Red Ink, Plt4im)
find resources, reference documents, and practice materials in Google Classroom
organize my learning on a Google Site
Additional Ideas for Grades 9-12:
practice skills on tools specific to certain classes (Formative, Quizlet, Gizmos, Kahoot, Blooket, Plt4im, MS Edge Browser, Canvas, Teams, Plt4im)