5 simple Jamboard lessons (great for remote learning!)

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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: https://tinyurl.com/yyfearky 👾 Line Attack: https://tinyurl.com/y4c4l8u9 🧠 Brain Dump: https://tinyurl.com/y276affy ✍🏿 Annotation Station: https://tinyurl.com/y4q2osem 🔷 Sorting Wall: https://tinyurl.com/yygo3au4 More Jamboard resources: - Create a Jamboard activity for every student: https://youtu.be/cxNXVqL49_k - Jamboard for the Classroom (quick start guide): https://youtu.be/oxeeKESo16U - Digital pens for your Chromebook: https://youtu.be/FOU4fwq0njQ ------------- John R. Sowash is a former HS biology teacher and principal who helps teachers use technology to improve instruction. You can pick up a copy of his book, read his blog, or invite him to come and visit your school. ✏️ Blog: http://Chrmbook.com 📕 Podcast: http://Chrmbook.com/podcast 🎙️ Book: http//:Chrmbook.com/book 🤝 Speaking and Consulting: http://SowashVentures.com/contact #remoteteaching #lessonideas #education #edTech