Lesson 1: I can log in and log off my PC computer using my username and password. (Note: Your username is NOT your email address when using your PC computer.
I can state expectations for the classroom using the poster in class.
Post your username & id in your agenda and share it with your parents or guardians...NO ONE ELSE.
CHROMEBOOK EXPECTATIONS
Lessons involving new content (5th) Review (6th)Routine Activities: 19D: Communicating Learning Goals; tracking student progress and celebrating success.
Objectives: Students will use the list that was on the board in the previous class to create a presentation or poster using Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Docs Slides (or presentation of their own choosing). They may work with a partnet to do this activity.
Activity1: Review the list together as a class. Brainstorm and list additional ideas. Discuss as a class additional Chromebook care tips you think will be important. Get together with partners and make a top 10 list about Chromebook care and/or steps 1-6 (add on until you have ten. List according to importance (in your opinion).
1: Keep password private.
2: Do NOT email during class. Remember that anytime you log in to a school account or computer, you are ON CAMPUS and subject to those rules. That includes if you are at home too. If you wish your email or documents to be private, don't use your school login.
3: Do what is assigned by teacher, don't play games , etc. when you are working.
4: Report problems IMMEDIATELY to teacher (in the class you are in)…especially if you accidentally access something inappropriate.
5: Only go to approved sites as directed by teacher.
6: Look & listen to teacher as directions are given.
NEW…Chromebook care (ALL 5th graders will have a Chromebook for school use...some 6th graders will too)
7: Chromebook cover should ALWAYS be closed when moving it
8: Close cover of Chromebook when asked to stay focused with teacher instructions.
9: Don’t put a pencil on the keyboard area. If you close it, you could break the lid.
10: Be gentle with your Chromebook it is an expensive tool and you are responsible for its care.
11: Do NOT remove tags on your Chromebook. There is a cost to replace those tags.
12: Do NOT add stickers, items, etc. to personalize your Chromebook.
13: Do NOT eat or drink around your Chromebook-it gets upset with you because they can’t eat with you.
14: Use both hands to carry or move your Chromebook
15: Protect your log in information, close your lid if you step away from your Chromebook.
Brainstorm with your partner other ideas that you believe are important for classroom and/or Chromebook care.
Activity 2: Create your Top Ten Activity in PowerPoint or Google Slides...Save your PowerPoint to Google Drive when through. Search Google to find sites that have Chromebook care tips to help you decide what your top ten list will be. Be sure to consider tips that will work best for our building at Eagle Glen.
Activity 3: Stop 5 minutes before class is over and share with the class at least one item on your top 10 list. Be ready to share your project with your class and/or teacher or other partner team at a later date. You will also load this project to Google Classroom when given the login information.
Google Classroom Directions and Expectations
1: I can create a login to Google classroom. 19D
2: I can use Google maps to create directions from my house to school. 19D
3: I can use advanced Google map features (this lesson may extend into the next class depending upon time). 19D
Activity 1: Create a login to Google classroom.
NOTE: Go to gmail.com and log in using your email address (your username + @raypec.org
example: [email protected]) AND your login password.
You cannot get into Google classroom unless you have done that.
Step 1: Google Classroom (Click Google Classroom to link to it)
Step 2: Click + symbol beside your email address on right. Click JOIN (or Join Class).
Enter code your teacher gives you.
The class stream opens. ALWAYS use the ABOUT at top of the page to learn more about new directions, etc.
NOTE: This is a good time to check your neighbor to the right and left and make sure they are able to log in as well. Did they log in to their gmail? Did they type in the correct class code, etc.? Always BE KIND and PATIENT when helping.
Step 3: Click START TOUR to learn more about the setup. If it doesn't appear, don't worry about it and skip to Step 4. (2-5 minutes)
Browse through the information and click any links as instructed. You will learn how to turn in your assignment here at a later lesson. Once you have logged in, you may come back to Google Classroom at any time (at home or school).
Step 4: Practice #1 important POSTING Internet guideline to remember: (2-5 minutes)
Whenever you post on a page (ANY FORMAT), it needs to be related to the topic. Do NOT post unless directed to do so by teacher when in Google Classroom. Think about it this way. If you were talking to someone about your favorite video game and they just switched subjects and started talking about food, it just doesn't make sense. Make sure that your posts are appropriate (don't say anything you would be embarrassed for your grandparents to hear or read). Don't say anything negative or hurtful.
What happens if you do not follow the correct etiquette (rules for nice behavior) when posting in Mrs. Raukar's Google Classroom (or any other teacher's Google Classroom)?
Consequences: Lose Posting privileges for a week (1st offense)
2nd offense: Lose posting for longer period of time, parents are notified.
3rd offense: Permanent posting privilege (or a semester) loss depending upon offense, office writeup, etc. as deemed necessary.
PRACTICE POSTING using the rules above in the posting section on Google Classroom.
What is your favorite food? Please post twice...one in the QUESTION and the same answer in the ANNOUNCEMENTS. I know this is the same question, but I think one Post option that is a QUESTION only shows up between student and teacher? The announcement version will show all posts...I'm hoping. These are new features on Google Classroom this year. Will you please post in both places so we can find out for sure? Thanks!
Activity 2: Use Google maps to create walking and driving directions from your house to school. (NOTE: Refer to the PowerPoint presentation for further directions.
Step 1: Go to Google My Maps (note: you need to be logged in to Google email to use
this) (If title link doesn't work type in https://www.google.com/maps/d/).
Step 2: Click CREATE NEW MAP.
Step 3: Click ADD DIRECTIONS. Type Eagle Glen Intermediate and click the correct address as it pops up.
Step 4: Go to untitled layer at bottom. In circle B, type in your street address and city, state.
Step 5: Click Untitled layer to name it as "My Directions to School" (or something similar).
Click ADD DIRECTIONS (looks like an curved arrow).
Step 6: Click the 3 dots beside the title and click STEP-BY-Step Directions.
Step 7: Find out who is furthest from school, closest to school. (Animal cracker treats for winners).
Step 8: Explore using the toolbar on map. Try drawing lines, etc.
Step 9: MORE EXPLORE. Go to
https://www.instantstreetview.com/ Type in your address to see if your home is pictured.
Try some other famous locations as well.
Go back to Google Classroom and answer the Street view question when you are finished.
You may edit your answers for this post (you did not have those options for the first post).
Remember! Follow the etiquette rules (polite behavior)...stay to the subject. If you comment on someone else's post, make sure the comments are positive and supportive, you don't have to agree with their statement, but you need to POLITELY and RESPECTFULLY state your point.
Here is the question as posted on your Google Classroom.
Now that you have checked out Street View, what kind of effect do you feel this information/photos could have on you? What is good about it? What is not so good about it? Do you think they should be able to do this? Why or Why not?
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