This summer I was privileged to present a couple of sessions at the TCEA Elementary Technology Conference in Galveston, Texas. While there, I attended a session on HyperDoc GameBoards presented by the amazing Lisa Highfill and Kelly Hilton of The HyperDoc Handbook. During their training we had a chance to start our own game board and I chose to do something towards the beginning of the year. As a reading teacher, librarian, or interventionist, one of the most important things to do at the beginning of the year is find out your students' interests so that you can help them find books that interest them. So I set off in an attempt to find some interactive ways for teachers to get feedback on students' reading interests, from favorite characters to favorite places to read. Check out my VERY FIRST HyperDoc Game Board!
Click the link here: bit.ly/BackToSchoolHyperDocRS
Now, if you'd like to use the document, you will want to create a few different links for each of the activities listed below:
Box 2: Using www.answergarden.com to collect student answers
Box 4: Create a Flipgrid code for your classroom (only my domains will work).
Box 7: Link a Google Slide for your students to create. Feel free to copy and paste my example and instructions if you'd like.
Box 9: Create a free Padlet to see your students' reading hopes for the year.
If you have any questions, please feel to message me on Twitter or send me an email.
