Classroom screen

If you think you don't need any more amazing resources for your classroom, think again. ClassroomScreen is simple, but life changing for a teacher! Explore this and more at TCEA TechNotes Blog, your go-to source for educational technology and teaching innovation.

Use these google slides templates for your classroom whether you are teaching online or in your actual classroom! Display your schedules and routines in style!

Using a green screen in the classroom or at home is a unique way to get kids excited about learning and immerse themselves into a situation. In the classroom it can be used as a

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Visual Direction Picture Cards are an amazing classroom management strategy for helping students follow step-by-step instructions! Visual reminders using pictures help your students to be more independent and stay on task! A Digital Visual Direction board allows you to quickly create and display custom boards on your smart board or screen. I included printable picture cards to cut out cards for a white board or bulletin board! Perfect for kindergarten first grade and second grade teachers!

I'm supposed to be making cookies right now.... but I'm watching General Conference and drinking hot chocolate.... so here I sit, blogging instead! Today I wanted to share a little freebie with you.... A few years ago at a math training, I came across a clever idea of decorating folders as "office cubicles" for the students to put up when taking tests... the concept was that each child would decorate the folder much like adults decorate their cubicles... family photos, sports team posters…

Wish you could project RIGHT THERE... instead of where the school decided to hang that screen 100 years ago? Me too! And your students? Yeah... they'd like to actually see what you project- so go ahead and DIY a screen right now. Under $10- best investment ever!

Ashlei F on Instagram: “Check this out. 75” big screen TVs. This new addition, with our district tech refresh, is in every classroom at my school. And while I am…”