Five on Friday

1.  This is an amazing digital data log for Google Sheets! I hesitate to recommend something that costs but I like this data sheet app.  When I was in the classroom I loved having the students create a graph to track their grades.  This would be the perfect tool to use for that purpose.  I am going to use it to track the number of words per minute students are typing.

2.  More and more of you are entering into the world of Google Apps with your students.  This is wonderful!  I plan on sharing resources each Friday that you can use with your students.  This week I have a subtraction Hyperdoc.  A hyperdoc is a packaged lesson that has links to resources outside the doc.  This one is done in Google Slides.  It is linked to two YouTube videos which will explain the concept of subtraction.  This hyperdoc is geared for 2nd to 3rd grades.  I can make one for your grade as well or I can sit with you as you create your own hyperdoc. Click on the image to access this hyperdoc.

---

3.  Memes are a great way to have students concisely explain a concept.  Here is a Google Drawing Template, along with directions for use that you can provide students with as a means to explain a vocab word, a math problem, or a concept from science or history.  Enjoy!  This simple template came from Alice Keeler.  

---

4.  I just recently stumbled across Pixton.  Pixton is a great site that allows students to create comics.  Joining as an educator allows you to create a comic assignment for students!

---

5.  Friday at the Movies - Just something to make you smile.  

PS:  Funny little vids like this are great story starters!