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Lesson Plans with

Google Slides

Keith Barnes

Danita Cobble

Christie Turbeville

Type in this URL to access the presentation:

http://tinyurl.com/bcpslessonplanpd

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https://goo.gl/images/wd1bKX

https://goo.gl/images/ZrPraX

Just to make you smile

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Just to make you smile

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How do you do YOUR Lesson Plans?

Google Docs, Google Slides,

ePlan, Planbook EDU,

Word, PowerPoint?

Whatever you use, this presentation will show you some great ways to “ramp” up your lesson plans by using Google Slides.

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Lesson Plan Tool for GOOGLE Docs

This is a lesson plan tool Add-On for Google Docs, however, once you paste the resource into Google Docs (or if you do your lesson plans in Google Docs), the link will give you a clickable resource with videos, plans, etc.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lesson-plan-tool-for-docs/mjlnmodakpdbdjdopndbbeopnodlhbno?utm_source=permalink

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What is “Google Slides?”

Think of it is as PowerPoint that is…….

Shareable!!!!

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What is Google Slides?

Google slides is an online presentation app that allows a person to present their work visually. Within Google Slides, the user can create, edit and share the presentation. Google slides is basically the PowerPoint of Google.

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What to include...

  1. * Standards
  2. * Learning Objective
  3. * Bellringer and/or Exit slip
  4. Agenda - Focus for the day
  5. Animations and pictures will capture the students’ attention
  6. Interactivity to keep engagement
  7. Vocabulary
  8. Videos for students to review concepts later

* REQUIRED by District

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7th grade

Language Arts

Lauren Burress

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Link

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8th grade Math

Cathryn Taylor

Link

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10th grade Biology

Thomas Nelson High School

Link

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6th grade

Language Arts

Sheila Hendricks

Link

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7th grade

Social Studies

Jacob Aiken

Link

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7th grade Math

Becky Todd

Link

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You can use tables to organize

Tables are a good way to organize your slides. Choose Table from the main menu and select the number of rows and columns you want.

Day

Standard

Objective

Monday

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Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Q & A inside Google Slides

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Polling and Surveying

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  • Poll Everywhere

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/polling-in-google-slides/jeehnidbmlhpkncbplipfalpjkhlokaa

  • Slido

https://www.sli.do/

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Tutorials

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Tutorials

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Jazz It UP

Go to http://giphy.com/ to get GIFs to Jazz up your slides

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You Can do This!

  • Right Click on the GIF and choose Copy Image Address
  • Go to Insert
  • Choose Image
  • Choose by URL
  • And paste

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Join our HS/MS Google Classroom

High School - t7nhui

Middle School - q47w3q7

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View Sample Lesson Plans made with

Google Slides

http://tinyurl.com/BCPSlessonplans

BCPS Lesson Plan Examples

How to use Google Slides to create your Lesson Plans?

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Template / Tutorial