Happy New Year! I can’t believe we’re already in a new year! One of my resolutions has always been to try something new in my classroom. Maybe that is one of your resolutions, as well. If you have never tried using Google Slides as part of your Biology lessons…
Technology is a great tool to use in the classroom. I mean, we use it every day. While some tools are not as helpful, YouTube is a site that I use quite frequently in my Biology classroom.
Taking notes is one of those necessary things students have to do, but they can get bored easily. Wanna know a secret? Come closer… (*whispering*) Notes don’t have to be boring.
It only takes one word to get high school biology students shaking in their boots: photosynthesis. Can you really blame them?
Imagine this. The last bell has just rung on a Friday afternoon. You sit down in your chair, put your feet up and look out of the window…
Spooky season is upon us, my friends! I can’t think of a better way to celebrate than combining two of my favorite things.
We’ve all been there. We have purchased a resource from TPT, tried it with our class, and loved it! Then we find that it’s part of a bundle…
Three students have their hands up. One is at your elbow asking for the bathroom pass. Oh – and a whole group is off-task!
In this post, I’m going to share three ways to use Doodle Notes in your classroom. These are an all-time favorite for me and students really enjoy them!
Ok, I’ll start with a disclosure. I’m a Google Slides convert. When I first started teaching, all my lessons were paper-based…
