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I have had several roles as a classroom teacher, each requiring a unique approach to curriculum and engagement. The following activities and lessons are examples of products I've created for use in my own classroom, whether remotely or in-person.
I have had several roles as a classroom teacher, each requiring a unique approach to curriculum and engagement. The following activities and lessons are examples of products I've created for use in my own classroom, whether remotely or in-person.
This was a unique lesson because it served several purposes. I was tasked with creating a multi-part lesson as part of my master's practicum. I was also responsible for providing enrichment opportunities for my gifted and talented students. Furthermore, I had to meet these requirements while being almost fully remote while most of my students were not.
This was a unique lesson because it served several purposes. I was tasked with creating a multi-part lesson as part of my master's practicum. I was also responsible for providing enrichment opportunities for my gifted and talented students. Furthermore, I had to meet these requirements while being almost fully remote while most of my students were not.
Much of the lesson is based on one by 826 Digital from the text STEM to Story. The lesson is also available online here.
Much of the lesson is based on one by 826 Digital from the text STEM to Story. The lesson is also available online here.
I created this unit using several tools, including Canva, iMovie, Zoom, and, NearPod. I created the slide deck in Canva. I recorded myself in Zoom because I could present my slide deck simultaneously. I also filmed myself creating my fractal poetry with my iPad. I edited the video in iMovie. Then, I embedded my videos into a NearPod lesson. Because NearPod is a password protected student platform, I am including both a PDF of the NearPod slide deck and the YouTube links which were embedded within it.
I created this unit using several tools, including Canva, iMovie, Zoom, and, NearPod. I created the slide deck in Canva. I recorded myself in Zoom because I could present my slide deck simultaneously. I also filmed myself creating my fractal poetry with my iPad. I edited the video in iMovie. Then, I embedded my videos into a NearPod lesson. Because NearPod is a password protected student platform, I am including both a PDF of the NearPod slide deck and the YouTube links which were embedded within it.
I utilize Canva for Education often in my role, and I introduced it to my gifted and talented students so they could use the platform to create dynamic projects of their own. Because I am almost 100% remote, and my students are not, I created a video lesson to show them how to perform simple tasks on the site.
I utilize Canva for Education often in my role, and I introduced it to my gifted and talented students so they could use the platform to create dynamic projects of their own. Because I am almost 100% remote, and my students are not, I created a video lesson to show them how to perform simple tasks on the site.
This was a lesson I created for my fully remote students. We worked through the basics of argument writing, then used interactive Google Slides assignments to draft their essays. I used multiple sources to craft the unit text, including other lessons/units on argument writing.
This was a lesson I created for my fully remote students. We worked through the basics of argument writing, then used interactive Google Slides assignments to draft their essays. I used multiple sources to craft the unit text, including other lessons/units on argument writing.
This lesson combines two readings about activists John Lewis and Cesar Chavez. The readings are from other texts (and this was strictly for classroom use), but I still wanted the product to look professional for my students.
I used Canva and Photoshop to build the document.
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