Explore AR/VR with your Promethean Panel

All apps are free unless otherwise noted. 

Site/App	IOS app	Android app	Laptop/Chromebook
Various Subjects
Google Search: List of animals, objects, and places in Google	Link	Link	Link
Solar System/Constellations
Apollo’s Moon Shot AR	Link	Link	No
Moon Walk- Apollo 11 Mission: Follow Neil Armstrong’s path	Link	Link	No
JFK Moonshot	Link	Link	No
Night Sky X	Link	No	No
Scope VR: explore the entire Solar System	Link	Link	No
Spaceflight Simulator	Link	Link	No
Sky Guide	Link	No	No
Access Mars	No	No	Link
Human Body Systems
Virtuali-Tee: Learn about the human body through a T-Shirt; Track your heart rate using your phone camera (PAID- for shirt)	Link	No	No
Complete Anatomy: Explore the different body systems in 3D and learn more about each by selecting the different body parts (PAID)	Link	Link	No
Plants
Plantale: learn about a plant’s life and how to best care for it (PAID)	Link	No	No
Animals
Animal Safari AR: See and feed animals in AR	Link	Link	No
Math
Geogebra 3D Calculator	Link	Link	Link
Math Ninja AR	Link	No	No
Social Studies/History
Statue of Liberty	Link	No	No
Google Earth	Link	Link	Link
Google Maps	Link	Link	Link
Story Telling
Wonderscope	Link	No	No
3D Bear	Link	Link	No
For Fun
Coastiality: virtually ride theme park rides	Link	Link	No

Make sure to use the Promethean SCREEN SHARE Chrome extension to share the applications with the panel. 

 

Watch the video below from Promethean to learn more! 

Four Easy Steps to use EduProtocol Cyber Sandwich!

Collaborate and Communicate with the

EduProtocol Cyber Sandwich! 

EduProtocols were created by Jon Corippo and Marlena Heburn to make a teacher's life easier! What is better than easy protocols with ready-made templates to use immediately? The best part is that there is no fear of failure because each time your students use them they will get better and better!  

The premise of Cyber Sandwich is that students will be able to deepen their comprehension, in any subject, with structured pair sharing with accountability. The example below was used in a math class that was reading about fractions. 

Step 1: Share your Google slide template with students.

*Options: Teacher shares slide deck to all students and one student will share with group or the Teacher shares template with each group

Step 2: Students work in pairs of 2 or 3 using the same text or different texts. They have 10 minutes to read the text(s) and make notes on their assigned slide. The teacher has time to work the room with questions. (K-2 complete notes together or 3-12 work independently to complete their slides) 

Step 3: Students have 10 minutes to work with their assigned group to compare their findings and complete the slide. (K-2 skip this step.) 

Step 4: Each student will use the data from the comparison slide to create their own summary slide of their findings. (K-2 write a summary from the collaborative notes) 

One of the most important things to remember when you are doing a protocol is that you need to stick to the time frame. Even if students don't finish the first few times, they will get better each time this protocol is used. Click the image below to get the how-to slides for Cyber Sandwich.

For more ideas from Jon and Marlena go to their website by CLICKING HERE!

 

Promethean Panel Tips

Save & Export Your Promethean Whiteboard Files to Share with Students

You teach a fabulous lesson and your notes are amazing!

How are you going to share them with your students who are absent? 

You can download your fabulous lesson notes, and upload it to your Google Classroom. This will ensure all of your students receive the same notes for your lesson.

It's working smarter not harder!

Freeze Button

Say students are taking notes, but you need to check your email- Freeze Button to the rescue! When you want to freeze your screen for any number of reasons, you can either hit the freeze button on the board or the remote control. This allows the students to view the frozen screen while the teacher works on something else. Press the Freeze Button again when you are ready to share new content. 

 New Year, New Goals!

It's a new year and a great time to set some new goals! Below are some goal-setting templates for scholars and for teachers to help with the goal-setting process.

For Scholars

Here is a Future Goals snow globe template that was created from SlidesMania's Happy Winter template. If you need to edit anything, just click Slide>Edit Theme.

Here is a blog post from Meredith Akers for setting one-word goals. It is set up as a collaborative slide deck, but you can make it individual scholars by assigning each scholar their own copy in Google Classroom. This would also work great for the Mayerson Academy Character Traits. Here is a direct link to the One-Word Goal-Setting Template.

Meredith Akers also has a blog post about another goal-setting template for Making My Best Year Ever. You can use the template as is, or edit it to better reflect the specific goal areas of your scholars. Here is a direct link to the Making My Best Year Ever goal-setting template.

Emma Cottier and Sandy Kendall made this great 2022 Goal Setting template where scholars add text boxes to add their goals. For primary students, or scholars who may struggle to add Text boxes, here is a 2022 Goal Setting template with text box placeholders added for ease of use. 

Here is a Goal Setting Choice Board template that asks scholars to complete at least 5 activities. I am not sure who the original creator is but they have some great ideas. Obviously, you need to edit the template to add your own Flipgrid link so you can see your scholars' responses. You will probably want to change the school mascot image as well. 

For Teachers

Here are several downloadable/printable goal-setting templates for teachers from On Planners.

This is a whole Goal Setting planner that teachers can download and print from Printables and Inspiration. Click here to download the Sunday start planner. Click here to download the Monday start planner. Just press Download on the top left. 

This is a 40-page printable goal-setting template that would be great for teachers (or maybe even for high school scholars) from 101 Planners. 

101 Planners also has some editable goal-setting pages here. Just Select Planner Template, edit it as you like, then download and/or print. 

Hope these goal-setting templates help you and your scholars set goals to help make 2022 a successful year!

 Discovery Education Interactives

Are you a Math, Science, or Social Studies Teacher? If so, Discovery Education has some awesome Interactive resources for you!

Check below to see if the DE Interactives work for your grade level. Then click here and subscribe to the DE Best of Interactives channel.

Subject	Grade Levels	Spanish?
Math	6-12	No
Science	K-12	Yes (for K-8)
Social Studies	3-8	No

 Holiday Advent Calendar of Digital Activities

We know how busy December gets for teachers and we wanted to make sure you had resources to last you through the holiday season.  We rounded up resources from amazing tech gurus such as Eric Curts and Matt Miller. We also included some much-needed teacher self-care resources. We hope you enjoy this collection of resources!

Click HERE to access the Tech in the YO Holiday Advent Calendar!

Our template was inspired by the SlidesMania Advent Calendar. 

Hour of Code December 6-12, 2021

 Hour of Code Week December 6-12, 2021:

A movement to introduce students to Coding and Computer Science.

It's teacher-friendly with free resources on how to introduce, explore activities and tutorials, create your plan that is totally customizable. You can easily get your students motivated with a diverse group of celebrities. Join 180 other countries and in 45 different languages.

Sign up for the FREE resources today !

Manage your Teacher Dashboard: here to create an account in code.org using                                                                   Google Login.

Once you have created an account go to CLASSROROM SECTIONS and create sections for each of your classes and add an assignment. You can still share and should share the links on your Google Classroom page.

Select the Course on your page to create a new section slide.

Resources for Hour of Code:

Have fun!

*If you need help, feel free to reach out to one of us.