I had the opportunity to present the following webinar recently:
Holy Sheets! Google Sheets Activities for all Subjects
Google Sheets is not just a tool for crunching numbers. It is a powerful tool for learning, inquiry, exploration, and inspiration in any subject area. In this session we take a look at several practical activities for a wide range of content areas including random writing prompts, flash cards, educational games, student-created learning databases, art and creativity, conditional formatting feedback for students, task lists, and of course analyzing data to draw conclusions and make predictions.
In the training I covered lots of creative ways that Google Sheets can be used for student activities including:
📊 Analyzing Data💡 Learning Databases🕹️ Educational Games and Activities🎲 Random Generator Activities🖼️ Art Activities✔️ Tasks Checklists💬 Conditional Formatting Feedback💻 Activities from Google's Applied Digital Skills
See below to view the full 1-hour recorded webinar, and access to all of the links, templates, and resources covered in the session.
Recorded Webinar (1 hour)
You can also view this video directly on YouTube at:
Session Resources
- Spreadsheet Activities for all Subjects - Google Doc link
You can also use the easy-to-remember shortened link at: bit.ly/curts-sheets
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You are welcome! Glad you could use the ideas right away!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these ideas with us Eric. I think students will really like using the sheets in all of the ways you've shared. I look forward to trying flippity.
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