Please Note: Individual teachers do not have to use a webpage for the starting page. They can also use the following. Just get students used to going to a consistent place to look for assignments and announcements about class meets:
Google Doc
Google Classroom Stream Page; the Stream page will always show the link to the Meet (unless the teacher has chosen to hide the link temporarily)
Google Classroom Classwork Page; teachers can post the links on the Classwork page as part of assignments or as a resource
Sample Teacher's Webpage - Use To Post Assignments, Homework, Google Meet Times, etc.
The example below replicates a sample teacher's website (webpage). Students check the webpage for dates and assignments.
The page lists dates, assignments, meet times, and homework
This method could be used if a school does not use Google Classroom
Teachers can list times for students to meet using Google Meet, Zoom, WebEx, etc.
Mrs. LaRow's Website - English 7
Date
Lesson Activities
Homework
Friday, May 8th
Today's Lesson:
There is no scheduled Meet today, but I will be in our Meet Room, between 1:00 - 2:00 PM if you have questions or need help. You will find the link to the Meet on the Classroom Stream Page for your period.
You should have your essay done by tomorrow on the Battles Of Lexington and Concord.
Lesson in Google Classroom (sample)
Be sure you use the resource websites posted in Google Classroom
Write a rough draft on a Google Doc you create yourself
Submit your final essay on the template provided in the assignment.
Lesson is posted in Google Classroom (LaRow Domain only; used during trainings)
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The entire class will meet on Monday at 9:00 AM:
Have questions ready you would like to bring up
Review ideas for writing your essay
Be ready to discuss your essay with your writing partner
Breakout rooms will be assigned. I will be going in and out of all the rooms as you discuss your essays.
Homework
Due Wed, May 13th:
Write a rough draft on a Google Doc you create yourself.
If you'd like me to review your rough draft, submit it here.
Refer to the video about the Battles of Lexington and Concord if you need a refresher
Thursday, May 7th
Today's Lesson:
Be sure to fill out the Form, indicating the person you would like to work with for peer editing.
You should have your essay done by tomorrow on the Battles Of Lexington and Concord.
Sample Lesson posted in Google Classroom (Image only because not signed into LaRow's domain)
Lesson is posted in Google Classroom (LaRow Domain Only; used during trainings)
Be sure you use the resource websites posted in Google Classroom
Write a rough draft on a Google Doc you create yourself
Submit your final essay on the template provided in the assignment.
Homework
Fill out the peer editing Form
Use the resources posted in Google Classroom for this assignment
Write a rough draft in Google Docs; create your own Doc, due May 13th
Tuesday, May 5th
Today's Lesson:
Progress reports go out on Thursday. Be sure you complete any missing assignments.
"All Class" Meet after school today for you to ask questions about any missing assignments, upcoming homework, etc.
The link to the Meet is posted on the Stream Page of Google Classroom.
Homework
Catch up on any missing work by the end of the day on Wednesday.
Remember to keep notes on a Google Doc you create for class discussions
Monday, May 4th
We will start the class today with a Google Meet
I will call on different students to tell what they have learned about the battles of Lexington and Concord
We will start thinking about writing persuasive essays and reflection essays about the topics
Homework - Due next Wednesday
Any notes you’ve taken as you read the historical novel you chose for this unit (see Google Classroom).
Wednesday, April 29th
We will start the class today with a Google Meet
Introduction to the British march from Boston, Old North Church, and Paul Revere’s Ride
Discussion about the famous phrases:
“One if by land; two if by sea”
“The Shot Heard Round The World”
Homework - Due Thurs, April 30th
Choose the historical novel you wish to read for this unit
You can find a list of novels in Google Classroom, in the “Class Materials” section
Monday, April 13th
We will start the class today with a Google Meet
Watch the video on, “Causes Of The American Revolution”
Answer 1 of the questions on your Flipgrid.
Give two opinions in the class discussion in Google Classroom
New topic: Famous patriots of the American Revolution
We will introduce this topic in a whole class discussion in Google Meet
Access the Class notes Doc and add your thoughts and questions
Be prepared to break into smaller groups for short activities
After the activities, your group will report back to the large group Meet
3. Please complete the Distance Learning survey of Google Classroom.
Homework - Due Thurs, April 16th
Causes of the Amer Rev - answer at least one question on Flipgrid
Distance Learning survey - found in Google Classroom