Lesson Design

I use daily HyperDocs to lay out the daily content for students. The HyperDoc acts as a roadmap for the activities students need to complete. I include links and 1x1 tables for students to type their responses and insert photo of their handwritten work.

I use this template to plan daily lessons for students. I adapted for online learning to include are for Asynchronous (Explore section) , Synchronous (Explain section) and Independent work (Apply section). I post this daily for students to use as a road maps for the day's work and include links to activities. You can insert 1x1 tables in each section for students to insert their work (see example above), or provide an online space in Google Classroom or your Learning Management System to collect the work.

I use bigger HyperDocs for units of study that can last over a couple weeks. Here is an example of a unit HyperDoc with lots of activities to build upon as the unit progresses.

Use this template to plan several activities for students to explore throughout unit.

In math class we still do problems on paper! So to collect online, I will have student take photos of their work daily, insert into slideshow and turn in their digital notebook every Friday. NOTE: You can change the image by editing the master. I have created different cover pages for each class I teach.

Jamboard is Google collaboration tool where students can add stickies, write and collaborate. Going to try this Geo Reps template I made with collaborative online groups next year. Thinking I will assign each group a page in the jam to complete and then share their findings with the class. For more math reps check out: mathreps.wordpress.com/

Get to know you class activities that also teach students the tech you plan to use during the school year.

Use this Eduprotocols Smart Start Activity with Peardeck to build community at the start of the year.