Showing posts with label Google Sites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Sites. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 31, 2018

Grade 2- Google Classroom and Google Slides

We are learning how to log in to a virtual classroom.
We are learning how to create a slide deck.


Log in to Google Classroom. 

You need your password paper out today.

Email - look at your password paper, at the bottom
(example)


Google Classroom

Google Slides
Today you will type a color poem into a Google Slide.











Monday, April 24, 2017

Grade 3- Publish Google Poetry Site

We are learning to contribute constructively to project teams, assuming various roles and responsibilities to work effectively toward a common goal.

If your permission slip says NO you may not publish to the website.
Please create a Google Doc instead.

Today your table needs to proofread your page and determine if it is ready to publish. Look for poems typed in acrostic style, student first name, and image credit. Check over spelling and readability.

Let Mrs. George know when your page has been proofread by the table.

DO NOW: Open Google Classroom.



Tuesday, April 18, 2017

Grade 3- Spring Poem Website

We are learning to use descriptive writing and sensory details to write a poem about spring.

We are learning to contribute constructively to project teams, assuming various roles and responsibilities to work effectively toward a common goal.

If your permission slip says NO you may not publish to the website.
Please create a Google Doc instead.

You will build and publish your own poem about spring.
Use sensory details and descriptive writing to develop your ideas.
What activities do you participate in during spring?
What things do you see in the springtime?
How does spring make you feel?

These are just some ideas to help you gather your thoughts and compose a poem.

DO NOW: Get spring paper from folder. Open Google Classroom.

Helpful resources:

5 senses

Sensory details video










Descriptive words












Enchanted Learning


Monday, April 3, 2017

Grade 3- Spring Poem Website

We are learning to use descriptive writing and sensory details to write a poem about spring.

We are learning to contribute constructively to project teams, assuming various roles and responsibilities to work effectively toward a common goal.

If your permission slip says NO you may not publish to the website.
Please create a Google Doc instead.

You will build and publish your own poem about spring.
Use sensory details and descriptive writing to develop your ideas.
What activities do you participate in during spring?
What things do you see in the springtime?
How does spring make you feel?

These are just some ideas to help you gather your thoughts and compose a poem.

DO NOW: Get spring paper from folder. Open Google Classroom.

Helpful resources:

5 senses

Sensory details video










Descriptive words












Enchanted Learning




Monday, March 27, 2017

Grade 3- Spring Poem Website

We are learning to use descriptive writing and sensory details to write a poem about spring.

If your permission slip says NO you may not publish to the website.
Please create a Google Doc instead.


You will build and publish your own poem about spring.
Use sensory details and descriptive writing to develop your ideas.
What activities do you participate in during spring?
What things do you see in the springtime?
How does spring make you feel?


These are just some ideas to help you gather your thoughts and compose a poem.

DO NOW: Get spring paper from folder. Open Google Classroom.

Helpful resources:

5 senses

Sensory details video











Descriptive words












Enchanted Learning


Descriptivewords.org

Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Grade 2- Holiday Card Exchange 2016

We are learning to create art with digital tools.

Log in to Google Classroom. We will continue our Holiday Card Project today.


















After you finish your GingerKid, start your research.













Watch this how-to video if you need help making your GingerKid.













Do Now: Open Google Classroom and your GingerKid