Fall, Forms, and Games – The Month in Review

As September ends and October starts it feels like all of the commotion of the start of the school year is over and were now settled in. A simple way to do that is to take a fast look at the most popular posts on Free Technology for Teachers in the month of September.
These were the most popular posts of the month:.
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Five Fun Breakout Games for Online and In-person Classrooms.
2.
Ziplet – A Good Way to Share Digital Exit Tickets.
3.
Save Google Forms Responses in Progress.
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Five Ideas for Using Google Jamboard This Fall.
5.
Tract – Project-based, Peer-to-Peer Learning.
6.
21 Canva Tutorials for Teachers.
7.
Five Helpful YouTube Features for Teachers.
8.
How to Make Chrome Run a Little Faster.
9.
The Difference Between a Chrome Profile and a Google Account.
10.
700+ Free Typing Games for Kids.

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The sun has set on a cool, crisp evening here in Maine. The maple leaves are altering colors from green to remarkable tones of orange and red. As September ends and October starts it feels like all of the commotion of the beginning of the school year is over and were now settled in. This is a great time to take an appearance back and see if theres anything you missed in September that might assist you moving forward through October and the rest of the school year. An easy way to do that is to take a fast appearance at the most popular posts on Free Technology for Teachers in the month of September.

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The sun has actually set on a cool, crisp night here in Maine. The maple leaves are altering colors from green to amazing tones of orange and red. Simply put, my favorite season of the year is here!.

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