Flippity

    Is it hard to keep your students engaged? Do you want to make review more engaging? How about turning your classroom content into a game? Flippity is a website in which you can create fun and exciting games to review or preview the content you are teaching in class. All the content is created with a Google Sheet. That is not to say that it won't work well with iPads, because it does! You will create a link on a Google Sheet and upload it to your classroom hub (Google Classroom, SeeSaw, Apple Classroom). 

    The games are created with whatever content you would like to use. There are board games, breakout rooms, matching games, and so many more. If you are interested and would like help creating a Flippity game with your grade level and content area contact me! I would love to help!

10 Google Sheets Tricks from Matt Miller

Matt Miller is one of my favorite educational bloggers! His blog "Ditch that Textbook" has so many wonderful ideas! Check out his google sheets post! Follow him on twitter @jmattmiller

Google Sheets might look a little scary and a bit threatening at first glance but once you take the time to unlock its secrets you’ll discover that it can do so much more than just crunch numbers.

So how can we get started using Google Sheets ourselves? And what are some great Google Sheets activities that we can use with our students?

Follow the links to see how to use Google Sheets!

Be sure to check out this copyable Wakelet at bit.ly/32aZrc8 to see +30 ideas for using this versatile G Suite app with your class!