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Thank you so much for sharing this great resource!
Thank you so much!! These google slides are a lifesaver.
This is right on time, thank you!
Thank you so very much for all the wonderful activities.
They have been a lifesaver for online learning with my class.
what are the steps to adding these to SeeSaw?
When you receive the email click on “Get Your Activity Here”. To get a copy of the Seesaw version click the activity on the right. This will open Seesaw and there will be a box that says “Save Activity”. It will then appear in your Activity Library. Then you can click “Assign” and assign it to a class. Your students will be able to interact with it once it is assigned to them by clicking the “T” when they open the activity.
Thank you so much for sharing!
Hi Brenda, I’m not exactly sure what you are referring to. You should be clicking on the image that says “Get your activity here”.
Awesome resources! Thank you for sharing!