Grade 2- Typing Agent and Color Poem

We are learning how to leave quality comments on Google Slides.

We are learning to keyboard with proper touch typing.



While you wait your turn to learning about commenting on Google Slides, play Typing Agent.



Today you may continue your climb in Typing Agent.

Type the letters you see on the screen.


Log in with CLEVER. 
You will sign in with Google

password: see your paper

Grade 3- Google Classroom, Synchronous Discussion

We are learning how to work responsibly and respectfully in a virtual classroom.
We are learning how to keyboard using home row keys.

Table 1, 2, and 3


Today we will log in to Google Classroom. You will have an online discussion with your peers.

You will learn how to create quality comments when having a synchronous discussion. 

Grade 5- Online Safety, BrainPOP

We are learning to be safe in a digital world.

Today you will BrainPop's Online Safety video.

In Google Classroom you will use the CLASS COMMENT feature to leave a quality comment and have an online class discussion.

DO NOW:

Open Google Classroom and read the full assignment there.

Grade 2- Comments, Google Slides

We are learning to provide constructive feedback to peers.

Using the Comment feature, provide your peers with constructive feedback.

Use a complete sentence.

Stay away from comments like: Cool! Nice. Wow!

Need help with an idea? Try the comment starters.

DO NOW: Open Google Classroom. Open your color poem.

Grade 2- Comments, Color Poetry Google Slides

We are learning to provide constructive feedback to peers.

Using the Comment feature provide your peers with constructive feedback.

Comment starters

DO NOW: Open Google Classroom. Open your color poem.

Grade 5- Blog Comment, Growing Up Mobile

Today you will compose a comment for the LP Blog.

1. Read the 3 blog posts
2. Decide which blog entry you want to comment on
3. Compose your comment rough draft in Google Drive- remember, keep it academic.

If you like your comment and you want to post to the LP Blog, SHARE your comment to kgeorge@nbtschools.

I'll read and review your comment.

Blog comment starters:

This made me think about...

I wonder why...

Your writing made me form an opinion about...

This post is relevant because...

Your writing made me think that we should...

I wish I understood why...

This is important because...

Another thing to consider is...

I can relate to this...

This makes me think of...

I discovered...

I don't understand...

I was reminded that...

I found myself wondering...

Blog Comment Starters for Students 

by Anne Davis, http://adavis.pbwiki.com 

Grade 5- Academic Blog Comments

Today you'll explore blog commenting.

We will use academic comments.

Academic comments should:

1. be related to the content of the post
2. continue a conversation started in the post or in other comments
3. be connected to content learned or discussed in the classroom
4. challenge someone's point of view
5. add something to the author's post in form of a:

•    link
•    connection
•    idea
•    reminder
•    new perspective

Let's look at Mrs. Yollis' Classroom Blog Comments.

Commenting lesson from Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano www.langwitches.org/