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Google Template Galleries
The Template Galleries for Docs, Sheets, Slides, & Forms provide an ever growing collection of templates for each App.
Here are a few of Eric's links to check out - he has SO many more so look around.
Eric Curts (@ericcurts)
Eric's website is just an amazing resource for EVERY teacher! If you've not visited it ... this needs to be the spot you go to all the time! And while you are there, make sure you sign up for his newsletter. And then follow him on Twitter. And if you are lucky enough - see him present! You won't be disappointed!
Ryan O'Donnell (aka @creativeedtech)
Ryan has shared several amazing templates that served as inspiration to us for many of our templates. His is a MUST check out. (And don't be afraid to check out the rest of his website ... he has some other cool things!)
SlidesYearbook (@JenTechnology)
Jennifer Scott provides detailed instructions and templates for creating your own yearbook. (Who says you have to do it for the whole school?)
Hyperdocs (@TsGiveTs)
If you've not seen or heard of a Hyperdoc, you are missing out. Hyperdocs take a Google Doc or Slide and use it to house an entire project/unit/lesson. But it's not just text! It's hyperlinks, interactive activities, reflecitons, and more! We are linking you to their template page, but there is so much more.
Teaching TechNix (@TeachingTechNix)
Cynthia Nixon provides a thorough explanation & template for turning a Google Slide into a blogging platform for your students. Pretty cool indeed!
Ditch That Textbook (@jmattmiller)
Matt Miller is another fantastic resource to have tucked in your 'back pocket'. This article offers several different templates - captions, comic strips, infographics, poetry, & more.
Erifili Davis (@EeeVeeDee)
Erifili shares 2 really cool takes on journaling in your classroom. One template is more free writing; the other has some photo prompts to help inspire your writers. BOTH template links are available in the article. Don't be afraid to poke around on her site for other ideas or activities.
Tony Vincent (@TonyVincent)
Tony shares a great many tips, tricks, and templates on his blog. He also has courses to join where you can learn how to make the things he makes. His graphics are A-MAZE-ING!
