Use the game Farkle, a dice game, to teach students how to communicate their strategies. This will allow you to focus on increasing critical thinking in your class.
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Collaborative Learning with Google Workspace: Tools and Techniques for Successful Group Projects
Collaborative Learning with Google Workspace. Google Workspace provides a wealth of tools that make collaborative learning more accessible and efficient for both students and teachers. By leveraging these tools and techniques, you can create engaging and successful group projects that foster teamwork, communication, and critical thinking skills. As you implement these strategies in your classroom, you’ll discover the power of collaboration and the benefits it brings to your students’ learning experiences.
Feature: Create Gamified Choice Board by Category
A feature added to an Add-on for Google Sheets lets you turn it into a Google Slides choice board. Use the Roster Extras for Schoolytics Add-on in Google Sheets to quickly create a gamified choice board. Feature: Create Gamified Choice Board by Category
Google Explore, What Happened to It?
Oh shoot! Google updated their interface for Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides again. This time the Explore tool is the victim of the design update. Can you still access the Explore tool? Where is it? Where Did the Explore Tool Go?
Magically Create Refrigerator Poetry in Google Slides
Alice Keeler has added fun new features to Seating Chart Slides to allow you to create fun refrigerator poetry in Google Slides. From a list of words in a Google Doc, use the Add-on to magically create refrigerator poetry.
Getting Started with Using Google Slides
Getting started with Google Slides as a teacher is fun and easy! This powerful and versatile platform offers numerous advantages over PowerPoint, and with a little bit of practice, you’ll be able to use it just as effectively.
6 Hidden Features of Google Slides
In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the most useful hidden features of Google Slides that can help you create even better interactions with your students.
Auto Advance Your Google Slides
Need to keep your presentation on pace? Wish you could auto advance your Google Slides™? Slides Timer (by ClayCodes) is a must-have Chrome extension for anyone who regularly uses Google Slides for presentations. This extension allows you to set a timer for each slide. An amazing option in Slides Timer is the ability to automatically advance to the next slide, making your presentation run smoothly and efficiently.
5 Tips for Mobile Google Slides
As a user of Google Slides you want to be sure to install the mobile version to your phone or tablet. Here are 5 Tips for Mobile Google Slides
Factor Puzzles for Math by Pam Harris
Get students thinking about math and factors! Check out these factor puzzles from Pam Harris. Use the Add-on to add to Google Slides anytime!
Let’s Play Greedy Pig Game
Play games for learning! Games build classroom culture and help students to practice math skills. The Greedy Pig game is great for playing with students of all ages. Use Dice Slides by Alice Keeler to play Greedy Pig in Google Slides.
Easier: Add a Clear Rectangle to Google Slides
A hack for Google Slides is to overlay a transparent or clear rectangle over the slide. This gives you more control over your presentation. Alice Keeler has created an Add-on that makes this task super fast and easy.
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Save Time with Randomize Slides
Why would you want to shuffle your presentation slides? Creative uses of Google Slides makes Randomize Slides make sense.
Slidesmania and Choice Boards
SlidesMania and Choice Boards are easy when you use Hyperlink Slides Choice Board. This Add-on by Alice Keeler makes it fast to create the choice board.
Step Up Your Syllabus – Hyperlink the Fun
Step up your syllabus and make it more fun by creating your syllabus in Google Slides™. Hyperlink help direct parents and students to the important information.