Elementary Math Games Using Google Jamboard and Zoom | Tech Tips for Teachers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
- 7 math games you could easily create using Google Jamboard to help you teach elementary math during distance and hybrid learning. Free templates included with the TpT link below. These games work great for the virtual classroom and can be used during your Google Meet or Zoom meetings.
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Honestly look forward to your videos! I love your ideas. So creative. Excited to utilize these in my classroom. Thank you!
Love having you here! 😊 Thank you so much! Hope your students enjoy playing these games!
Thank you for such great ideas and for sharing your templates! You rock! :)
You are so welcome! Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much! These are amazing ideas and I can't wait to try them out with my students. 😊👍
You're welcome and thank you so much! So happy to hear and I hope your students enjoy them! 😊
Thank you so much. I will definitely use these games in my lessons. They are excellent for helping my students to learn.
So happy to hear! Thank you, Denise! Hope these games make a notable difference with student engagement! 🙌🏼
Wow! Thank you so much.. These are great!
Thank you! So happy to hear!
Thank you Makenzie! I enjoyed this video!! I will definitely be added these fun Math games into my plannig book so I can create them for next week! Thank You- Miss.C
So happy to hear! Hope the link in the description helps make your life a bit easier! 😊
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Thanks for sharing! These are such great ideas.
Thank you! Hope you and your students enjoy them! 😊
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Good work. Very well done :)
Thank you so much, teacher.
Thank you for watching and commenting! Always happy to hear from you 😊
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I love this. I want to make some other operations for my students
Love the Google dice game. Brilliant!
The dice tool has definitely been super helpful! 🙌🏼
Thank you
Thanks!
This are awesome, we need ways to include games in a remote learning environment
So happy to hear! Thank you! Definitely agree that we've had to get creative as teachers in remote learning!
Thank yoooou so much for the games!!! 😊😊⭐️ your videos are awesome
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Can we add a spinner or a virtual dice in Jamboard?
Hi! As of now, you are not able to add a spinner or dice to Jamboard. One option is including a gif of a dice, however that wouldn't entirely solve the problem. My recommendation is teaching students to open up another tab that links to the dice. I like using Google dice or using my own spinners using Wheel of Names (my tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/C2EyUgo1FRk/w-d-xo.html) I hope that helps!
If I wanted students to use their own jamboard, then i would have to share the file with parents? And parents would need a gmail account in order to access the file?? And every student would to make a copy of the file to share with every student??
If you use Google Classroom you could select the option to make a copy for each student. They would need a Google account to access the Jamboard.