Okay, y’all. Prepare to be. BLOWN. AWAY. If you saw my recent post on how to create a Connections-like game, you know that I follow Shelly Sanchez Terrell on all of her channels and she is always sharing incredible resources. She recently shared a link to a blog post by Matthew Wemyss, and I bookmarked … Read more
Maybe the site formerly known as Twitter is circling the drain, but I’m still getting some wonderful resources from it. Case in point is a recent thread started by @kathyhen_ where she asked for more ideas for fast finishers in her class. She helpfully provided a doc that she gives her students, and then many … Read more
If your students love “Connections” type games similar to the daily New York Times puzzle of that name, you may want to consider either authoring some of your own or challenging them to create them on this site.
Want to inspire more students, especially females to consider #STEM careers? Check out these resources from Ingenium Canada.
Use these free planning pages in your classroom to help your students create their own “Big Fib” podcasts.
With a little help from Chat GPT and a fun prompt for creativity, you, too, can create a hexagonal thinking activity for Back to School that makes a routine task more engaging!