Google Forms

Google Forms are a great resource for your class. You can make surveys, remediation's, class quizzes, assignments, games, and much more. Check out the Google Forms that have been created for you to copy and work with. Please make sure to create a copy of the Google Form before you make any changes. If you need help making a copy, please check out the picture and/or video below.


Don't forget to make a copy of the Google Form before you use it, so everyone can use them.

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