Visual Display Resources for Classroom Projectors and Flat Screens (Timers, Clocks, and More)

I don't spend much time in the front of my classroom, but I still think it is important for students to have something to focus on as we engage in student-centered learning experiences. Today's post is all about creative ways you can display images, daily objectives, timers, clocks, and more for your students.

My personal favorite for displaying something in the classroom is Google Slides. I have a unit calendar for my AP Environmental Science class that I use to display the daily agenda. This is always up when students enter the classroom and we also use it at the end of the classroom to reflect on the class and plan for tomorrow.

Avatar Creation Resources for Teachers and Students

First I want to apologize for not blogging as much as I should in 2019. It's been a busy year for a variety of reasons and I have not done a great job prioritizing everything that is important to me. I am making a commitment to blog at least once a week for 2020 and I am starting early with this post.


I always like to welcome my students back with a Reboot the Noggin Activity to start the New Year. I think it is important to get students reflecting and creating after a long break. I am still working on my 2020 New Year's Welcome Back HyperDoc and my Let's Start 2020 With One Word HyperDoc. I won't use both of these, but I am hoping one of these might have something other educators can use or modify for their students

Today I wanted to share my Avatar Creation Resources connected to these activities.

The Power of Google Forms to Engage Students - Now With the Form Notification Add-on

Have you explored the Form Notifications Add-on for Google Forms?

I have been a huge fan of formative assessment to engage students in the learning process. I use a variety of tools, but Google Forms is still one of my favorites. I was lucky enough to attend this year's Google Midwest Summit and I learned about the Form Notifications Add-on while I was there.

Digital Resources to Support World Language Educators and Students


We are working on updating our web resources for different subject areas. Today we are focusing is on World Language Web Resources for K-12 teachers and students. This is the working document:


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