5 simple Jamboard lessons (great for remote learning!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- If you are looking for new lesson ideas, these 5 fun Jamboard activities will challenge and engage your students!
1️⃣ Start a conversation by assigning the "sticky graph" activity (works great for virtual lessons in Zoom or Google Meet!)
2️⃣ Show the relationship between items by drawing lines in the "line attack" activity (a great Jamboard math activity!).
3️⃣ Review for your upcoming test by completing the "brain dump" Jamboard activity with your entire class.
4️⃣ Practice observation by asking students to label and diagram an image during the "annotation station" Jamboard lesson.
5️⃣ Map complex topics in the sorting wall activity which is great for high school language arts and science courses.
Table of Contents:
0:00 Introduction
1:25 Sticky graph
3:36 Line attack
5:41 Brain dump
7:33 Annotation station
9:19 Sorting wall
10:46 Conclusion and resources
*Jamboard Lesson Templates**
📊 Sticky Graph: tinyurl.com/yyfearky
👾 Line Attack: tinyurl.com/y4c4l8u9
🧠 Brain Dump: tinyurl.com/y276affy
✍🏿 Annotation Station: tinyurl.com/y4q2osem
🔷 Sorting Wall: tinyurl.com/yygo3au4
More Jamboard resources:
- Create a Jamboard activity for every student: • How to create a Jamboa...
- Jamboard for the Classroom (quick start guide): • Jamboard for Teachers!...
- Digital pens for your Chromebook: • 3 digital pens for Chr...
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Fantastic ideas for collaborative learning in all sorts of spaces, John. Thank you!
fun ideas, the annotation ahs been my favorite to use in class during this pandemic craziness.
Checked it out, copied your templates (TY!) and will be using them this week. As a math teacher, I especially love the graph paper.
Great stuff! I love your ideas. Stuff I can use right away.
Thank you for the perfect ideas.
Thank you so much for sharing the Jamboard templates! It is much appreciated! These are all great ideas!!
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Amazing Ideas!
Glad you like them!
Awesome resources! Thank you for sharing and taking the time to walk through each of the steps!
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Very funny and practical ideas! Thanks, John!
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This was really helpful. Thank you. I'll be checking out your other videos for lesson ideas for my high school English classes.
Thanks, Katrina!
@@jrsowash Do you have a video or know of one that is directed to STUDENTS? My students aren't on Chromebooks and aren't all Google savvy, so even though I use Google classroom, I was looking for a video that would help them understand how to collaborate on the Google Jam from THEIR perspective. Thanks!
I haven't created a video like that for students. It's a good idea. This year I did a video series on Google Classroom....I'll add Jamboard to the list!
@@jrsowash FWIW, I used a collaborative shared Jamboard yesterday and it worked great, UNTIL one of the students clicked the "Clear Frame" button. Since Jamboard doesn't have history, that was a real bummer. In future, I will definitely create a copy of the untouched Jamboard activity as backup and have "DO NOT CLEAR FRAME" be lesson one to students. Thanks again!
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
I teach reading virtually. I am not tech savvy at all. I need an elementary step by step instruction as to how to use Jamboard allowing my student to interact with it. Can uou send me a link for a beginner beginner instruction. P?
This is my intro video to Jamboard: th-cam.com/video/oxeeKESo16U/w-d-xo.html
Just try it! Click buttons and see what happens!
Always great take aways John. Thanks! Question... Where do you get all your Google apps shirts?
Custom made!
John, I am wondering how I can access your templates? Thank you.
The links are in the video description!
Jamboard wasn’t so easy to grade with G Classroom rubric - had to open in a new tab for each student.
Interesting. I haven't tried combining Jamboard with a classroom rubric.
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I love these ideas and using Jamboard, but I have one class with students (high school) who think it is cool to hit clear frame. Everyone's work disappears. Is there a way to make it a teacher control so students cannot delete everyone's work?
Not at this time. 😕
I would only recommend Jamboard for non-critical classwork because it lacks some of the admin controls available in docs and slides.