Google Slides

This page will have multiple different Google Slides you can use in your classroom. Feel free to copy the slides, modify the slides, and use the slides for your classroom. 
Check out the following website for some great slides: https://slidesmania.com/

(NEW) Parent Expectations

If you need a simple way to provide parent expectations during live classes, check out the following link:


(NEW) Escape Room

If you need a fun way to introduce information and/or a fun way to review material, check out the following link:



2020/2021 School Calendar

If you need a 2020/2021 School Calendar, check out the following link:



Student Feedback Log

If you want to to keep track of your assignment feedback, check out the following link:

Jeopardy

If you want to play Jeopardy with your class virtually for a review game, check out the following link created by Eric Curts: 
Jeopardy

Memory

If you want to play memory with your class virtually, check out the following link: 
Memory

Checkers

If you want to play checkers with your class virtually, check out the following link: 
Checkers

Tic Tac Toe

If you want to play Tic Tac Toe with your class virtually, check out the following link: 
Tic Tac Toe

Annotating Text

Annotating texts and asking questions can really help students. You can use Google Slides to do this. Check out the following link: 
Annotations



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  1. Teaching VirtuallyAugust 9, 2020 at 11:50 PM

    Thank you for these great ideas! I can't wait to use these games in my class.

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