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- Keyboard & Mouse
- Elementary »
- Area and Perimeter
- Bar Graphs
- Creating Timelines
- Daily Journaling to Improve Keyboarding Skills
- Economic Incentives
- Elements of a Fictional Story
- Equivalent Fractions
- Informative/Explanatory Writing
- Naming and Classifying Quadrilaterals
- Narrative Writing
- Opinion Pieces or Argument Writing
- Roots and Affixes
- Timelines
- The Underground Railroad
- Vocabulary Acquisition
- Middle School »
- Active Reading with INSERT (Google Docs)
- Angle Relationships and Measures
- Area of a Polygon
- Box and Whisker Plots
- Character Changes
- Civilization Comparison
- Collaborative Conversations for Writing Arguments
- Congruence Through Transformations
- Connotation
- Cookie Mining
- Coordinate Grids
- Daily Journaling to Improve Keyboarding Skills
- Developing a Research Question
- Digital Dioramas
- Examining the Real Number System
- Exploring the Area of a Triangle
- Function Introduction
- The Future is Kind of a Big Deal
- Informative/Explanatory Writing
- The Language of Standardized Tests
- Leaping into Rational Numbers
- Less Memorizing, More Learning!
- Narrative Writing
- Online Reading Skills using Google Forms
- Opinion Pieces or Argument Writing
- Parts of a Plot
- Proportions, Ratios and Percents
- Ratio and Proportions
- Research Basics Handbook
- Test-taking Skills Infographic
- Using Infographics to Present Research
- Vertical and Horizontal Distance
- Vocabulary Acquisition
- High School »
- African Imperialism and Map Analysis
- Applying Real-World Research to Support Literary Themes – Solving Fictional Problems with Real-World Solutions
- Axis Aggression Timeline
- “Back in Time” A Time Traveler's Journal
- “Back in the USSR” The Fears of the Cold War
- “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” Understanding the Propaganda of World War II
- Cookie Mining
- Developing a Research Question
- “Don’t Tread on Me” The American Revolution—Why Does it Matter?
- “Edge of a Revolution”
- The Enlightenment Meets Social Media
- Finding the Area of a Sector Through Exploration
- The Future is Kind of a Big Deal
- Imperialism Key Terms Quizlet
- Informative/Explanatory Writing
- “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, or Death” Why Does The American Matter?
- Literary Instagram
- London Blitz / Battle of Britain Document Analysis
- M.A.I.N. Causes of World War I Infographic
- Macbeth on Trial
- Nationalism in the Real World
- Research Basics Handbook
- “Royals” Imperialism
- “So You Say You Want a Revolution?”
- Testing Gladwell’s Outliers Theories
- Treaty of Versailles: Goals vs. Reality
- “Tug of War” World War I
- Using Infographics to Present Research
- Using Non-fiction Signposts and Close Reading to Identify and Analyze Common Themes Across Multiple Texts
- Vocabulary Acquisition
- “War, What is it Good For?” World War I
- “We Didn’t Start the Fire” The Fears of the Cold War
- We Need a Hero
- “What’s Going On?”
- “Won’t Get Fooled Again” The Articles vs. The Constitution
- World War Two Early Events Recap
- “You Belong to Me” Imperialism
- “You Gotta Fight for Your Rights!”
- Tutorial Videos »
- Elementary »
- Online Math Tools
- Middle School »
- Angle Relationships and Measures
- Area of a Polygon
- Area of a Triangle
- Box and Whisker Plots
- Coordinate Grids
- Examining the Real Number System
- Exploring the Area of a Triangle
- Function Introduction
- Line of Best Fit with Desmos
- Linear Equation Review with Desmos
- Parallel Lines and a Transversal
- Proportions, Ratios and Percents
- Ratio and Proportions
- High School »
- Resources »
- Tutorial Videos »
- Middle School »
- Simulation
- Text Editing
- Elementary »
- Middle School »
- Active Reading with INSERT (Google Docs)
- Character Changes
- Citing Textual Evidence
- Contribution to Text
- Cookie Mining
- Daily Journaling to Improve Keyboarding Skills
- Determining Main Idea and Supporting Details
- Developing a Research Question
- The Future is Kind of a Big Deal
- The Language of Standardized Tests
- Less Memorizing, More Learning!
- Online Reading Skills using Google Forms
- Parts of a Plot
- Research Basics Handbook
- Tracing an Argument
- Using Infographics to Present Research
- High School »
- African Imperialism and Map Analysis
- Applying Real-World Research to Support Literary Themes – Solving Fictional Problems with Real-World Solutions
- Axis Aggression Timeline
- “Back in Time” A Time Traveler's Journal
- “Back in the USSR” The Fears of the Cold War
- “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” Understanding the Propaganda of World War II
- Citing Textual Evidence
- Cookie Mining
- Determining Main Idea and Supporting Details
- Developing a Research Question
- “Don’t Tread on Me” The American Revolution—Why Does it Matter?
- “Edge of a Revolution”
- The Enlightenment Meets Social Media
- The Future is Kind of a Big Deal
- Imperialism Key Terms Quizlet
- “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, or Death” Why Does The American Matter?
- Literary Instagram
- London Blitz / Battle of Britain Document Analysis
- M.A.I.N. Causes of World War I Infographic
- Macbeth on Trial
- Mood Disorders Public Awareness Posters
- Nationalism in the Real World
- Research Basics Handbook
- “Royals” Imperialism
- “So You Say You Want a Revolution?”
- Testing Gladwell’s Outliers Theories
- Treaty of Versailles: Goals vs. Reality
- “Tug of War” World War I
- Using Infographics to Present Research
- Using Non-fiction Signposts and Close Reading to Identify and Analyze Common Themes Across Multiple Texts
- “War, What is it Good For?” World War I
- “We Didn’t Start the Fire” The Fears of the Cold War
- We Need a Hero
- “What’s Going On?”
- “Won’t Get Fooled Again” The Articles vs. The Constitution
- World War Two Early Events Recap
- “You Belong to Me” Imperialism
- “You Gotta Fight for Your Rights!”
- Using a Secure Browser
- Subject Area
- Get Connected
- Tutorial Videos
- Basic Annotation with Diigo
- Creating an Interactive Student Seating Chart
- Creating an Interactive Tic Tac Toe Game
- Creating and Using Infographics and Easelly
- Drag and Drop Edulastic
- EdCite Online Assessment Creator
- Interactive Online Rulers
- Interactive Timeline from readwritethink.org
- Introduction to Tech Integrated Lessons for the 3rd Grade
- Introduction to Tech Integrated Lessons for the 4th Grade
- Safe YouTube Videos
- Socrative Basics
- Text Selection with Edulastic
- Using ActivelyLearn
- Use of an Interactive T-Chart
- Using a Online Calculator
- Using EdPuzzle to Create an Interactive Lesson
- Using Edulastic to Create Assessments
- Using Kahoot for Assessment
- Using Newsela to Develop Online Reading Skills
- Using Online Interactive Protractors
- Using Padlet
- Using Poll Everywhere
- Using Powtoon
- Using ReadWriteThink Resources
- Using Spelling City
- Using ThingLink
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