Learning stations

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How to structure learning stations with Google Classroom, docs, slides, and forms; 10 ways to use learning stations with online teaching and remote / distance learning

Learning centers, also known as stations at the secondary level, are ideal activities to use to bring movement into your middle school or high school classroom. Find out how to implement stations on your first day of school, as you review key ideas or terms, and as a way to preview texts.

Ready to create learning stations? They require a purposeful and strategic design in order for the experience to be meaningful. Start here!

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How to structure learning stations with Google Classroom, docs, slides, and forms; 10 ways to use learning stations with online teaching and remote / distance learning

This low-prep version of learning stations uses movement and interactivity, but minimizes prep work. #CultofPedagogy #classdiscussion

Use the FREE literacy manipulatives to create a literacy toolbox for kinder, first, or second grade to use with in-person instruction or distance learning.

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