Forgive me for my lack of recording skills, but have you used @PlayBlooket yet? I tried it for the first time today, and it was a hit!! I definitely recommend it if you love changing up your tech every now and then. The best part? It’s free!
Welcome to teaching in 2021 where using @tiktok_us to deliver content is not only acceptable but also super helpful 🤪🤣 #staycringy
Music is @Flocabulary
How do you make math in science interesting? You complete your practice problems in shaving cream! I’ve been seeing this all over Instagram and had to try it out. Anything to keep things interesting this year!
Normally, I’d see an outlook notification on break and immediately clear it. This one from a student was worth some attention though❤️ Never doubt your ability to form relationships, even through a Zoom call. Here’s to more relationships > everything in 2021 🎆
I don’t fight the camera battle, but today, I asked to see my students one more time this year 🤓 It was so refreshing to see their faces and wish them a restful break! 💕
How does your admin celebrate the week before break? Got this gift card by guessing the right Christmas tune being played over the intercom this morning. Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree is my jam!! @Falcons_NWMS
If you need a good laugh or something to tug at your heartstrings today, I’ve got you. We finally had a conversation about my accent, and some of them know just how to flatter me. These kids, y’all 🤣❤️🥺
One of the greatest things about having a mentor is observing another teacher. The best part about it this year is seeing my former students. What I would give to be able to hug them on the bus lot, wave at them at lunch, or just pass them in the hall ❤️
How does temperature affect the motion of matter? Lots of great discussions in class today surrounding these “beakers of science!!!!” I’m not as cool as @BillNye, but cool, nonetheless ✨
Today’s Do Now is inspired by @maniacsinthemid! Students unscrambled words we will use all throughout our current unit. It was a hit!
P.S. We are WAY behind our pacing guide. Any tips from those who aren’t that don’t include loads of asynchronous assignments? 😅
I tried something for the first time today! I read a book called What is the World Made Of? to my class. It was a new effort to incorporate literacy and it was so fun. I’m excited for more reasons to stock my library 🤓 also, is it even my class if there’s no dancing? 💃🏻