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Year 7 - 10

Slam.

Participants have 1 min to share inspirational ideas, strategies or a tool you've tried while distance learning! Add & tag a Slide with your name, class site and blog link plus any text, images, links in support and That's a SLAM!

Contributing to the SLAM is optional, however if you are inspired during the live Meet go ahead and add to the Slide. If you can't make the live SLAM you are very welcome to contribute to the Slide deck.

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Click here to join hangout

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Jamboard (desktop)

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�Just like writing on a regular classroom board:

  • write & draw
  • add images
  • use different colors
  • add sticky notes
  • multi-page slides
  • add work from Google Drive

Use your class site for planning the lesson. Link the jamboard into the planning.

Model the lesson during a Google Meet with your class.

Explain the Learn, Create, Share aspects of the lesson by modelling an example with the students.

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Managing student feedback and feedforward

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Ben’s blogging about SLJ (example)

Our SLJ site �(Adapted from 2016 SLJ to use during this time)

�Te Ngahere class site

The Summer Learning Journey is proven by Woolf Fisher to curb the summer slide.

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We used it with our year 6-8 class during lockdown because: �- it’s engaging�- we didn’t know how long we’d be distance� teaching

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Hangout Meet Tips

Donna Yates

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Hangout Meet Tips

Donna Yates

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  • Create your board.
  • Copy link to your site or your comments section of google meets.
  • Participants generate their own card.
  • Engaging and Fun for students.
  • Can use for formative assessment to gauge cognition.
  • Only allows 30 image uploads per 24 hours FREE

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  • Split Screen
  • Select number of dice.
  • Students write sentences in comments during meets.
  • Students can say sentences verbally.
  • Basic facts for multiplication warm-up.
  • Comparing fractions, decimals, percentages - with whiteboard.
  • Formative assessment - gauge who needs support.

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Math Resources for Practice and learning.

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Maths is Fun

Khan Academy

Transum

IXL

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Youtube Channels

Studytimenz

Anywhere Math

Scholastics

Mathantics

Brian Nelson

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Donna Yates

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EDUCANDY

Great for concise word and vocabulary.

You create your list of words words, or questions and answers and Educandy turns your content into cool interactive games.

Once you’ve created an activity, a unique code is generated. Simply share that code with your students and they’ll be able to play the game on their own device, in class, at home or even on the bus on the way to school. You can even embed the games into your own website if you want to.

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Tutorial link

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