Kahoot in Your Microsoft Teams

 

I will assume everyone knows what a Kahoot is.  If you would like to use it in your Microsoft Teams classroom environment, here is a short tutorial on how to use it as you would in your classroom or alternatively as an assignment.  See the embedded video below.  Thanks to Mike Tholfsen.

Expii Solve

Expii solve has over 70 different sets of math word problems that are arranged by a theme.  Each theme has five problems along that theme.  To see the website click here.  If students need help, at the bottom of each page is a set of tutorials.

Chem Collective

This website is a collection of virtual labs, tutorials and activities.  Topics include: Stoichiometry, Thermochemistry, Kinetics, Equilibruim, Acid-based Chemistry, Solubility, Oxidation/Reduction and Electrochemistry, Analytic Chemistry/Lab Techniques, Physical Chemistry and Properties of Solutions.  To see the website click here.

ULearniversity

There are many free math websites out there.  Here is another one.  

Here you can watch tutorial videos and then try some problems.  You get instant feedback.   It is free to register, if you want.  If you do so the site will keep track of your progress.  To go to the site click here.

Google Earth for Beginners

If you ever wanted to use Google Earth here are a few excellent sites for beginners.  Google Earth is not only for social science only as it can be used in English for a Lit Trip.  Here are some beginner sites:

Google Earth Basics - Google Earth Blog

Beginner Tutorials - from Google Earth

Google Earth 6: Beginner's Tutorial 1 - a Youtube video

Advanced Features and Tutorials: Google Earth Tutorials - From Google Earth

Google Earth 101 for Educators - From Teaching Hacks

Crafting Stories with Google Earth - From the National Writing Project

Google Lit Trips - From Jerome Burg

10 Interesting Ways to Use Google Earth in the Classroom - Creative Commons

Google Earth Lessons - from David

Teaching with Google Earth - from Starting Point

Google Earth for Educators: 50 Exciting Ideas for the Classroom - From Associates Degree

Math is Power 4 U

From James Sousa,

This site has a searchable collection of math videos that is at the perfect level for high school.  I know Khan Academy is a great place to look for some help but here is another location if you need some help with some concepts.  You can look at the site by clicking here  or their Youtube channel by clicking here.