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An Endless Timeline Throughout History
7th Social Studies Timeline of World War I, World War II, Cold War, & Contemporary Issues. Let students explore history through creating a timeline and adding important details to each event whi…
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End of Class Routines Ideas to Try in Any Content Area
Routines are a critical component to help students have clarity and clear expectations. Here are a few examples of some end-of-class routines to wrap up a lesson in any content area. The four Keynote…
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Let's Create a Stoplight Story Using Graphic Organizers
Help students create stories with a Stoplight story. Students can identify transition words to help their story have smoother transitions between characters and information. Students will identify tr…
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Student Digital Journal Template
Teachers can utilize this Student Journal Template in any course. (This originally was made for an Interpersonal Relationships course at the high school level). Within the template, teachers can edi…
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Patterns & Cycles in Space
(7th Grade) Science students designed a model that shows one of the patterns & cycles. (Topics: Seasons, Planetary Orbits, Eclipses, Orbits of Asteroids or Comets, Lunar Phases). They created an …
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South America Travel Plan
6th Grade Social Studies students used this template to create a travel plan for a country of choice in South America. (This could be done with any area). Students were asked to think like a travel g…
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The Power of Podcasting in Primary School
This year I have run an extra curricular podcast club at my school. We are a three-form entry primary school in Manchester and have never done anything like this before! Aside from being an avid podc…
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MARVELLOUS Markup
Ahhhhh Markup 😍 Something so simple, and possibly overlooked at times.... but boy-oh-boy does it pack a punch 👊🏼 I felt so lucky to be able to share my love for Markup during the Back to School 20…
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30 Days of Drawing and Doodling
When we play, no matter our age, we engage our imaginations, build creative confidence, and increase the neural connections in our brains. Moreover, play can reduce stress, ease anxiety, and boost jo…
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Developing Student Agency with Numbers and Video
Have you ever thought about how you might develop a little more agency in your students? This is something I’m constantly thinking about - it’s definitely a step by step process! Video can be a usefu…
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Share your personal learning goals for 2023
What are your personal learning goals for 2023? Publish an activity book on Python for Beginners (based on a recent course I ran with Grade 7) Make an app with Swift (I made my first app recently a…
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Holiday Loops with GarageBand
From school concerts to caroling, the winter/holiday season is always full of music. As a kid, I loved the music from the Nutcracker (especially the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy) but it just didn't …
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December Imaginarium - The Joyful One
Daily creative practice can alleviate stress, inspire original thinking, and enhance cognition. Try the December Imaginarium this month to explore your creativity using design thinking, cognitive fle…
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Christmas fun with AR
I recently worked with a teacher exploring the possibilities of AR in the classroom through AR Makr. The students had been given some "sandpit time" with the app before they were set a number of Chri…
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World Cup 2022 Lessons
In Scottish Borders we often do live lessons for pupils across the authority to join in on the iPads and learn new skills. For the World Cup, I've created a series of beginners and advanced lessons u…
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Bringing creativity back into college classrooms
The inspiration for this task comes from the 2018 ADE Institute but is still relevant and fun. When the ADEs were in Texas for the Global Institute 2018, we were promised some wonderful resources un…
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Drawing for Learning with the Sketches School App (Video Tutorials Included!)
As a long time sketchnoter, I have learned from experience that drawing is a powerful strategy that can impact recall and processing of information. Studies have shown that those who draw as a part o…
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Book Jacket Project
After reading a novel, students created new and updated book jackets for the novel. Students had to include important parts of the book to show their understanding of the book like main characters, e…
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Fall Imaginariums to Unleash Creative Genius
Creativity, in the fabric of humanity, is wild and untamed, quiet and subtle, quirky and mysterious. More than ideas and brainstorming, creative thinking has given us the modern world. And the consis…
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Pixel Art Pumpkins with Pages
October is always a fun time of year with so many Halloween-themed activities - like pumpkin carving, but then there's the cleanup! Why not try a digital Jack O’Lantern activity that blends creativit…
