These bright retro-themed keyboard shortcut posters are a cost-effective and practical resource to enhance computer literacy and promote efficient learning. They are easy to use, accessible, and beneficial to all students, making them a valuable addition to any classroom! WHAT'S INCLUDED: 1 PDF containing ready to print posters 1 PPTX (powerpoint) containing an editable template 1 PDF listing all fonts used 1 PDF including numerous tips including printing tips 🌈 VIEW THE ENTIRE COLLECTION HERE: https://tinyurl.com/3xjhas8h NOTE: You will need access to Microsoft PowerPoint in order to edit the template. DISCLAIMER: All cutesy fonts are embedded into my products, meaning you will not be able to use them or move them around. In order to get the same fonts that I used you will need to refer to the Font List provided with this resource and purchase said fonts from the font creators. Thanks for supporting them and understanding! DIGITAL ITEM: This item is a digital file, meaning you get INSTANT DELIVERY, you can get started on decorating your classroom right away from your own home! No physical product will be shipped to you. TERMS OF USE: Duplication for a friend, another staff member, entire school or commercial purpose without purchase of an additional license is strictly prohibited. This resource is intended for one person, the purchaser, to reproduce pages in limited quantities for SINGLE classroom or homeschool use only. Copying any part of this resource and placing it on the internet in any form (even a personal or classroom website/ school server) is an infringement of copyright laws. Rights do not transfer at the point of sale. All rights reserved to Sadie Piper Designs. LOVE THIS? If you love this item please be sure to check out my store for all the other matching and coordination classroom resources! :) -- computer shortcut posters, keyboard shortcut posters, learning computer shortcuts, retro classroom management, printable classroom management resources, classroom jobs for elementary, classroom jobs for pre-k, editable classroom jobs, retro classroom decor, rainbow classroom decor, bright classroom decor, cursive alphabet posters, printable classroom decor, 70s classroom decor, happy classroom decor

set up a legit virtual teaching space for the beginning of the next school year with everything you need to get started

I’m sure most of you are doing the same thing I’m doing right now. Spending time with family and friends, watching football, catching up on that book you’ve been dying to read, eating too much Chex…

Are you using an intervention block? Do you need to increase reading fluency? Have you heard about flipped lesson? I've been reading about flipping your classroom for a while, but I just didn't see how it could work in kindergarten. It seemed to be an upper grade level tool. In case you're new to the party, flipped lessons are basically a way to use video on the IPad or digital device to teach a lesson at home. Then the kids come back to school already having watched and they are ready for enrichment. It "flips" the traditional approach of direct instruction in class and then using homework for enrichment. But what about kindergarten? How can we use the technology to increase student engagement? Well, I've been playing around with flipped lessons and I think I may be on to something! But of course we need to modify for kindergarten. Flipping has been a game changer for me and my kids. So, how do you do it? Like most things there's an app for that. I take a skill that my kids need more instruction with, and I create a video lesson on my IPad using the app Explain Everything. The lesson is basically what I would teach and how I would teach it, in a small group, with my kids. Each lesson has some kind of printable. I put a QR code on the paper and the kids simply scan the code, and watch the video and complete the activity. You can try out my Spring Math FREEBIE here. It. Is. Awesome. My boss' jaw literally dropped when I showed her. You can use chrome books, IPads, you can even use a phone. Any device that has a screen and Wi-Fi will work. Can you see the possibilities? You can send the paper with the QR code home and the kids get additional practice at home. How many times have you said I wish I could model for my parents how I want them to help with homework? Guess what? You can! This not only helps the kids, but it's like the parents are sitting in your class. Watching how you teach. Have you ever wanted to clone yourself? You just can't get to all the things you need to get to in a day. Well now you can. I need my lowest reading group to have daily practice with phoneme segmentation. But it takes time, and that is something I don't always have. Now I can make sure all my kids are getting the extra practice every day, and as you can imagine their skill level is increasing. I have never been as effective at getting my kids to reach their benchmarks as I have been since I started flipping. I use the flipped lessons for individuals or small groups, but I also use them with my whole class. I project the video on the big screen and the kids are viewing a math lesson and I can have a minute to walk around and assess - or can you imagine, have a minute to clean my desk! I'd love to hear about your experience with how you use flipped lessons. Let's increase reading fluency, and number sense, bu embracing technology in a new way. Please comment with any ideas or tricks you might have. I will be adding more flipped lessons to Della Larsen's Class on TPT so check back and see what's new.

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Google Classroom. You've probably heard these 2 words a lot lately. Since schools and school districts are becoming more and more digital and paperless, I'm sure you'd love to keep up yourself.

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labanotation, original name Kinetography Laban, system of recording human movement, originated by the Hungarian-born dance theorist Rudolf Laban. Labanotation grew from Laban’s interest in movement, which stemmed from his early travels. He studied architecture and philosophy in Paris and worked as an illustrator before becoming involved in the performing arts. His architectural interests led to his analysis of the spatial structure of movement itself. After publishing a shorthand system for his theories (Choreographie, 1926), he developed a more detailed and more widely applicable notation—one that spelled out the elements that produce the movement pattern—and published it in the book Schrifttanz

If you liked my aspiration worksheets, you will like this Prevocalic Voicing Worksheet. It takes the “aspiration trick” and combines it with a hand cue. I use this combination of tech…

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Re-Post from the Bridge School Link to the Bride School website, HERE for video examples of students using eye gaze What They Are An eye gaze communication board (also known as an e-tran) is a vertically held/mounted board, made of plexiglass or sturdy paper with a window cut in the middle, that enables children with severe speech and orthopedic impairments (i.e. children who are unable to speak or use their hands to point out pictures or symbols on a communication display) to communicate by focusing their gaze on selected items displayed on the board. Again, this strategy, if a match for a student’s needs, skills and existing strategies, can further expand a multi-modal communication system. (The Eye-Talks from Enabling Devices is a relatively inexpensive example at 22.95) What They're Not Limited to the four quadrants! Items can be displayed in any configuration and can be encoded to provide more choices on each board. How They Work When the eye gaze board is held up at eye level to the child, the child and his/her communication partner should be able to make eye contact through the open window. Several steps may be involved in the training process, including: Learning to scan the items available on the board Learning to fixate eye gaze on the desired item Learning to look back at the communication partner to confirm the selection Bridge School Video Examples (Click HERE to view): Elle looks at all her choices and then makes a selection by looking at the word and then looking back at the teacher. She confirms her choices by saying ‘yeah’. Courtney uses a generic eye-gaze communication board to answer multiple choice questions about 8th grade literature. For students who are able to use four symbols to represent multiple meanings, this method provides some nice flexibility – especially for testing and spontaneous discussions. From RettGirl.blogspot.com DIY Eye Gaze Flip Frame: This is a great flip frame you can make right at home. You can have different pages for different things - for instance one for snacks, one for activities and one for needs. Don't spend too much time putting this together because it's easy to over think things and then procrastinate. You can use boardmaker or other symbols - ask your Rett Girl's school if they could print you some extra ones if you don't have a program, or check out this website with FREE symbols. You can also just take pictures of objects, food, etc. and print them off on your own printer. It doesn't have to be fancy to be functional. If you don't have the time to do this on your own you can also buy them HERE. From T/TAC Online, Link HERE

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