I came across this free current events worksheet on Teachers Pay Teachers. This will be used when teaching history classes to help students relate their studies with relevant world news. #EdTechECC https://t.co/vktQq9BtBC
I found this Revolutionary War Escape Room on the website named Twinkl. This would be useful in future middle-school lectures on the history of the American War of Independence. #EdTechECC
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I discovered an article discussing the use of hip-hop to teach history in middle schools on WeAreTeachers. Such ideas would help to combine historical facts with music familiar to students, thereby making a history lesson more exciting and memorable. #EdTechECC
On TeachStarter, I came across the lesson activity for World Explorers. I would use this resource that students would learn about the important explorers and read with an understanding about them. It would be an excellent addition to any lesson on this topic. #EdTechECC
I discovered the Old Maps History Lesson template at SlidesMania. The template would help me create exciting history lessons and enable students to see history in a whole new light. I particularly like that the template is designed for a history classroom! #EdTechECC
I designed my own Jack-O-Lantern utilizing Google Slides! π I made it unique by selecting various eyes, a smiling mouth, arms, boots, and a hat for winter. It was fascinating to learn about the potential of Google Slides in creating engaging activities. #EdTechECC
I created a Technology Vocabulary Matching Game using Flippity! This is a fun way for students to practice technology terms and their definitions while making studying more interactive. #EdTechECC@flippitynet
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In order to establish my personal learning network (PLN), I have followed @NCSSNetwork. I am very eager to discover their resources and ideas that can help me in my future profession of a social studies teacher. #EdTechECC#SocialStudies