Map It Out See if you can map out your community from memory. Then, create a Google Tour of your community. Identifying Emotions Keep a journal today. Jot down anything that makes your feel an emotion. Start labeling them using words like “pleasant,” “happy,” “irritated,” or “angry.” Be Safer Online! Learn with Nettie, Webster, and Clicky, the internet safety robot about digital safety. Includes videos, games & offline activities. Hour of Code The Hour of Code doesn’t stop after an hour! There are plenty of activities. Filter by grade level, topic & technology. The Dot As you listen, draw your own dot art. Think of an emotion you felt today and draw a dot picture that represents that emotion. Remix Drawing Draw a design and then trade! Add your ideas to others drawings to make something new, different or better. Accurate Self-Perception Know your why. Ask yourself: what do you want to be when you grow up? Podcast Check out this podcast by 9yo Nate from Illinois. Send Nate a fun activity to do @home for his special Transmissions from the Quarantine. Call the hotline 202-861-9144. Epic Puzzle Quest Assemble a puzzle with a twist. Take on new challenges as you work together as a team! Draw in the Clouds Take a photo of the clouds and show us what you see. Use this tutorial on your Pad using the Keynote app. No tech? Then sketch what you see on paper! Internet Search Check out this BrainPOP to see how to use the internet to find answers to your questions. Free School & Family Access now available. Recognizing Strengths Write your future self a letter. What passions are you going to pursue and how will you achieve those goals? Book Creator Create a book of your experiences to share with others. Add to it every day. No Harm No Vowel Try and guess the name of popular titles with all the vowels missing. Wonderopolis Select a “wonder” of the day to research and learn more about. Listen, read and take the quiz! Ink Blot Art Make an ink blot, brainstorm, and then transform it! Use the attached tutorial to bring your character to life! Self-Confidence Think about what you do to help keep your cool. Practice some strategies to calm yourself down such as stop and take a breath, say how you feel and why, practice belly breathing. Netiquette Watch the Brain Pop video. Then draft an e-mail to someone sharing what you learned. Literary Art This active learning drawing game combines literacy and creativity. Practice your parts of speech while creating something beautiful! Shark Tank The Shark Tank is where aspiring entrepreneurs make presentations to a panel of investors. Design a new idea using these hyperslides
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Map It OutSee if you can map out your community from memory. Then,
create a Google Tour of your community.
Identifying EmotionsKeep a journal today. Jot
down anything that makes your feel an emotion. Start labeling them using words
like “pleasant,” “happy,” “irritated,” or “angry.”
Be Safer Online!Learn with Nettie, Webster,
and Clicky, the internet safety robot about digital safety. Includes videos,
games & offline activities.
Hour of CodeThe Hour of Code
doesn’t stop after an hour! There are plenty of activities. Filter by grade level, topic & technology.
The DotAs you listen, draw your own dot art. Think of an
emotion you felt today and draw a dot picture that
represents that emotion.
Remix DrawingDraw a design and then trade! Add your ideas to others drawings to make something new, different or better.
Accurate Self-PerceptionKnow your why. Ask
yourself: what do you want to be when you
grow up?
PodcastCheck out this podcast by
9yo Nate from Illinois. Send Nate a fun activity to do @home for his special Transmissions from the
Quarantine. Call the hotline 202-861-9144.
Epic Puzzle QuestAssemble a puzzle with a twist. Take
on new challenges as you work
together as a team!
Draw in the CloudsTake a photo of the clouds and show us
what you see. Use this tutorial on your Pad
using the Keynote app. No tech? Then sketch what you see on paper!
Internet SearchCheck out this BrainPOP
to see how to use the internet to find answers to your questions. Free School & Family Access
now available.
Recognizing Strengths
Write your future self a letter. What passions
are you going to pursue and how will you achieve those
goals?
Book CreatorCreate a book of
your experiences to share with others. Add to it every day.
No Harm No VowelTry and guess the name of popular titles with all the vowels missing.
WonderopolisSelect a “wonder”
of the day to research and learn more about. Listen, read and take the
quiz!
Ink Blot ArtMake an ink blot,
brainstorm, and then transform it! Use the attached tutorial to
bring your character to life!
Self-ConfidenceThink about what you do to
help keep your cool. Practice some strategies
to calm yourself down such as stop and take a breath, say how you feel and why, practice belly
breathing.
NetiquetteWatch the Brain Pop video. Then draft an e-mail to someone sharing what you learned.
Literary ArtThis active learning
drawing game combines literacy and
creativity. Practice your parts of speech
while creating something beautiful!
Shark TankThe Shark Tank is where aspiring entrepreneurs
Home MovieCreate a movie of your home life and learning right now.
Share it with friends and family.
Rube Goldberg Machine
Take the bar of soap Rube Goldberg
Challenge!
Chrome LabCreate a new song in the lab. Think about what type of song
would fit you and your personality.
Take a Code Break!Join a live interactive
classroom on Wed with code.org & special
guests. Learn coding concepts for all levels.
Be ConsiderateModel what
consideration looks like for others that you are
with. Celebrate little wins throughout the day.
You’re the TeacherChoose a topic that
interests you. Research that topic,
then create a 2 minute video/presentation to
share with others.
Talent ShowHave a Zoom talent
show. Invite the class to bring their family
and some snacks to a virtual talent show.
BuzzwordPick a word of the
week. Then, tally how many times that
words is used. Finally create a graph of your
data.
STOPStop and pause and be aware of how you feel. Take a breath. Notice how your mind begins to settle. Observe what is really happening in the moment. Proceed with an action that fits your situation.
Recycled ArtIn honor of Earth Day, upscale items found around your house to create your own work
of art.
Pass the SketchnoteDraw an icon or add a
symbol to a slide. Then, send the slide to the next classmate to
add theirs. Share it one at a time until everyone
gets it.
CulturizeRead about another
culture. How are their experiences right now similar or different to
yours?
Voice SpinnerUsing the voice spinner
in chrome lab, record yourself reading your
favorite poem.
Schedule MasterCreate your own flexible
schedule that may include family rituals,
learning activities, outdoor time, connecting
with others.
Video Game GuideCreate a video tutorial
of how to play your favorite game or video
game. Share it with your teacher and
friends.
Musical ArtistryListen to your favorite song and illustrate it. Listen to it a second time and add more
details to your drawing.
Peardeck PicturesGive each student editing rights to a
blank Peardeck slide. Ask students together to draw a given shape
with each of their pointer dots.
Build A BirdCreate a new species of bird by combining various bird features together. Name your
new species.
Hidden PictureChalk yourself into the sidewalk art. Draw an interactive picture that
Digital CitizenshipIn this video series, real-life stories and
interviews with teenagers from across the country
provide the basis for real-world learning.
Computer ProgrammingLearn how to use the JavaScript language and the ProcessingJS library to create fun drawings and animations in this introductory course.
Book CreatorUsing the Book Creator
tool, start creating a book to document your
experiences in the next few weeks.
Sustainable Development GoalsSelect one of the UN’s
sustainable development goals to learn about. What
can you do to make a difference?
Accurate Self-PerceptionKnow your why. Ask
yourself: what do you want to know and be
able to do upon graduation?
PodcastingStudents can use different audio recording & hosting
applications (Anchor, Podbean, Audacity, Garage Band) to create a podcast
sharing their ideas on a topic of their choice with a
large audience.
TED-Ed LessonsFind a TED-Ed lesson that interests a friend or create one yourself & exchange lessons
(or how about creating with a sibling!?)
Google Advanced Power SearchingUse online research skills to solve these
challenges.
Indoor RecessThere are few options for people to move at
this time. Design a movement/exercise
plan for others to utilize at this time.
Recognizing Strengths
Ask 3 people to write on a post it note a quality they admire about you.
Hang those notes somewhere you go every
day.
Epic Puzzle QuestAssemble a puzzle with a twist. Take
on new challenges as you work
together as a team!
Google Earth Voyager
Literary locations in real life. Take a
virtual tour of various famous
literary locations.
Camouflage Drawing Challenge
Start by giving each of your students a small scrap of
paper with a design already drawn on it. Glue the scrap of
paper down, and have students add their own
designs.
Book CreatorCreate a book of
your experiences to share with others. Add to it every day.
March APPness Even though there are no sports on TV, that
doesn’t mean we can’t create our own! Select
an activity from the above slidedeck.
Self-ConfidenceWrite your future self a letter. What passions
are you going to pursue and how will you achieve those
goals?
Game OnDesign a new game.
Think about the purpose, the rules,
the obstacles. Share your game with
someone
Amazing RaceTeams compete
against one another to
complete a variety of virtual
challenges.
Financial LiteracyYou’ve just arrived at
college. You have $1,000 in your
account. You have a list of 28 items you need but can only afford 13 of them.
