January 6th Weekly Finds

Welcome to the first Weekly Finds of 2023! If you’re just finding my little blog, welcome!

In my role as an Instructional Tech Coach, I often search for resources for teachers, and sometimes a topic search leads me down rabbit holes, where I find amazing activities! I’m all about sharing, so I share 4 – 5 resources I think others need to know about each week.

1. Tech Design

I forget how creative things can be and this is the perfect example. What a fun way to design, re-design, and create a final product. Which upcoming events could your students design something for?

I think what I'm already teaching, Tech Design. So fun, like look at these cool napkin rings & holders my students 3D modeled and printed. pic.twitter.com/TjhIuul8we

— Glenn Booker (@Glenn_Booker) January 6, 2023

Check out some of the new things you can do in Canvas!

2. Canvas Quickie Infographic

Hey @ktufsd the Canvas Quickie Vol 2 is out! @canvas_by_inst #CanvasFam pic.twitter.com/Sl9hz5gtKM

— Philip Jarosz (@InsightPhilED) December 13, 2022

3. Incorporating Visual Sources

If you need U.S. History or World History visuals check out what the Stanford History Education Group has put together and find images, illustrations, paintings, and more.

Looking for U.S. and world history materials that incorporate visual sources?

Explore our free history lessons and assessments that feature paintings, illustrations, engravings, and political cartoons.https://t.co/06dOm32QcL pic.twitter.com/rdnXYOWqRg

— Stanford History Education Group (@SHEG_Stanford) November 29, 2022

4. Supporting ELLs

Go make a copy of this valuable chart that has a collection of tech tools to support ELL students.

💥If you are looking for tech 💻tools ⚒️to support #ELs #MLLs we have a few suggestions. Please go to the #ELL2pointo site to make a copy of the infographic & click on the titles to learn more about each one
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📌https://t.co/4r5XXm3qMt pic.twitter.com/wZ9OomDaU3

— Irina McGrath, Ph.D. (@irina_mcgrath) November 29, 2022

5. Cite Your Sources

TCEA shared a great graphic showing students how to cite their sources.

A good reminder for your students! https://t.co/y0eKnqClqO Via @drtolunoah
#googleedu #writing #ela #teachertwitter pic.twitter.com/FMgzIFIVAT

— 𝗧𝗖𝗘𝗔 (@TCEA) November 28, 2022

What’s your favorite Weekly Find this week? Do you have a Find to share and think it should be featured? Leave a comment below!

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