A student telling time on clocks around the world. This activity connected "telling time" to real world experiences.
There are many ways to assess learning through Seesaw. Matching, as shown to the left, is a quick way to assess understanding of vocabulary or phonics skills. It is easy to differentiate within Seesaw by adding oral admin or modifying the lessons based on levels.
Students created book reviews of their favorite books.
Students creating videos to show their learning in math .
Above: A student's reading response using Keynote.
Below: Word of the Week (WOW) using Keynote.
This student is using ChatterPix to defend why he thinks The Wolf, in The 3 Little Pigs, is innocent.
A student is using MyStory to publish and present her writing.
This student is using EPIC! to explore and analyze different genres of literature.
FlipGrid is a great way to display instructional videos for differentiated math stations and student reading responses.