eClass Presentation

Mrs. Stephenson’s Home Page

Provided
information with a
link to conference
schedule

Current workshop
tasks on current
standards. These
tasks integrate
technology during
workshops
throughout the
day.

Mrs. Stephenson’s Home Page

continues... Homework and flipped activities that are used for
homework come up on the calendar. Tests are also
included in the class calendar.

Links taking the kids to
different activities. Science
and Social Studies activities
are in part of the flipped
classroom for these subjects.

A healthy snacks widget for an opinion writing that
incorporated research

Content Folders

Activities for the flipped Newsletters for parents that
classroom are organized in the contain spelling words and
content folders. The activities important upcoming dates,
are organized by subject
(science and social studies) Any unit assessments that were
and then by unit. These given using Google Forms.
activities will be there for
review as the GMAS A collection of documents for
approaches. parents to use as a resource at
home.
Study guides organized by
quarter; also another review
tool come April.

Homework resources

Flipping OUT!!!

A “flipped classroom” switches around the traditional order of teaching. It challenges students to
learn how to take charge of their learning and manage their time, becoming resourceful learners .

A “flipped classroom” does not change the fact that students are expected to go home and do
“homework” every night. The only thing that is different is the type of “homework” that they are doing.
These homework activities are for science and social studies. These activities consist of previewing
and enhancing the unit’s vocabulary and subject matter.

Examples of Flipped Homework
Activities

Videos from Safari
Montage

List of Games that apply the
vocabulary skills and concepts,
terms which are linked
through eClass

More Examples of Flipped Homework
Activities

BrainPop videos paired with
quizzes and games. Students
post their scores to a private
discussion board where only
the teacher will see their
scores.

PowerPoint slides

Dropbox Projects

Creating and labeling Timeline of the
the solar system explorers

Labeling the
geographical features of
the USA

Dropbox Projects

Students colored and
labeled the different
regions of the colonies.
The students used
Thinglink to list
different
characteristics of the
colonies. Each dot
represents a fact for
the region of the
colony.

Modeling the phases of Students recorded
the moon. Students themselves as news
created their reporters. They wrote
presentation on Skitch. as a newscaster to
report on one event
that led to the American
Revolution.

I hope you enjoyed the tour of my
eClass page. Integrating technology

has become my passion.

I’ve enjoyed flipping my classroom. I have seen an
increase in unit test scores and we have been able to
do more hands-on and project based activities. If there

are any other questions, please feel free to ask.