A Collaborative Meme Studio for Your Classroom
Looking for a meme lesson plan? Antimatter is a free tool that gives students a shared canvas to work and build on each other’s ideas.
Looking for a meme lesson plan? Antimatter is a free tool that gives students a shared canvas to work and build on each other’s ideas.
Explore eight ideas for a fun classroom activity that is both educational and engaging. These strategies are excellent for any subject area.
How can you actually use comics in your classroom? There are lots of ways to use comics with students this school year.
Looking for first day of school activities, or something to try out the first week of school? I’ve compiled a list of some of my favorites.
Do you teach digital citizenship in your classroom? Digital citizenship doesn’t necessarily have to be a part of a set
What does interactive teaching and learning look like? I was so excited to finally meet the Merrills earlier this year.
Do you use interactive teaching materials? Whether you create lessons for face-to-face or remote learning environments, there are lots of
This spring, the creators of a special guide reached out to me. Their popular resource for students has millions of
Can students reuse someone else’s work in their own creations? When would doing so run afoul of copyright laws? If
Do you use emojis in your classroom? I had so much fun teaming up with the folks at Book Creator
Over the past few years, I’ve had the chance to visit schools and talk with teachers who use robotics with
Is there such a thing as an SEL project? We know that students interact with a variety of content across
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