Creating a classroom website can be a great way to increase parent communication, is a safe place for students to access your resources, and is an easy way to flip your classroom. Take a look at these two amazing examples of how to use a classroom website to enhance student learning.
DeLaina Ellis, 5th grade teacher at Martin City wanted to create a website that informs her parents of events going on in her classroom, as well as providing students a resource to extend their learning at home. Mrs. Ellis' Fifth Grade Classroom Website.
Tisha Ingrassia, 2nd grade teacher at Butcher-Greene, created wanted an easy way to share websites and resources for her 2nd graders, so she embedded her symbaloo for students to access through her website. Mrs. Ingrassia's 2nd Grade Class Website.
They used a free, easy to use, drag and drop website creator called Weebly. Here is a Beginner's Guide to Weebly to help you set up a website for free, or contact Diane Stephanchick, Mary Cordy, or Pia Rosimo-Lee.
DeLaina Ellis, 5th grade teacher at Martin City wanted to create a website that informs her parents of events going on in her classroom, as well as providing students a resource to extend their learning at home. Mrs. Ellis' Fifth Grade Classroom Website.
Tisha Ingrassia, 2nd grade teacher at Butcher-Greene, created wanted an easy way to share websites and resources for her 2nd graders, so she embedded her symbaloo for students to access through her website. Mrs. Ingrassia's 2nd Grade Class Website.
They used a free, easy to use, drag and drop website creator called Weebly. Here is a Beginner's Guide to Weebly to help you set up a website for free, or contact Diane Stephanchick, Mary Cordy, or Pia Rosimo-Lee.
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