Remote Learning K-12 educators

Pooja Modani Nair, Visual Arts at High School

Color Theory Lesson

eric kajca world history, & american history II 

Hello, My name is Christina Finch, and I am a PE/Health teacher for middle school. 

I haven't quite yet created my own resource, yet. But I have joined the PE group. 

Hi! I am Angie Moore. I teach special education, middle school, self contained setting. I am working on residency license and am currently in the MAT sped program at Fayetteville State. I am still learning so I am not sure I have anything to contribute that I have created. 

1. Barbara Halton-Bailey-Teacher, Visually-Impaired ,k-12; Durham public Schools

2. VI Program remote Learning Ideas

Hello my name is Nicole, I teach 7th grade ELA and I have found the Hyperdoc resource page to be quite useful during this time of remote learning.

My name is Amanda McAllister.  I teach Elementary Music.  I have created a couple of Kodaly based lessons for folk songs that I would consider sharing.

I am Elizabeth, and I teach High School Equivalency Reading and Writing in a corrections setting.  I previously taught 9-12 English, Yearbook, and Sophomore Seminar in Charlotte and Rockingham for 16 years.  One resource that I love to use and have shared with my colleagues is a RAFT chart that encourages writing across the curriculum through a variety of writing purposes and formats.
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1.  Julie Treece - I am an EC teacher (Masters Degree) and I teacher a couple of high school students at the county Early College High School AND I am the county Home Bound Teacher where I take core teacher's material and help each home bound student with completing it.  In my Home Bound role, I teach K - 12.

2.  I have created some math quizzes with specific questions that apply to students specific IEP goals.  I think I could share some of those.

My name is Tricia Frisk.  I'm a 2nd Grade Teacher at Ramseur Elementary in Randolph County and am reviewing some of our resources for teaching ELA as a grade level.

1. ¡Hola! My name is Dorothy Eubanks and I teach both high school Spanish I-IV as well as Elementary Spanish I and II for our CCP program. I have taught Spanish from levels 3-13. I am also certified in ESL. I have taught high school ESL as well as adult programs.

2. I have bunches of things that I have created over the years! Here is something that can make your life easier. I will put the English translation in italics and a different color so everyone can understand the task. If you create your work on Google, it is easy to make a copy and tweak it the way you would like. I left this copy as an editable copy. The only thing you need to be careful with is that sharing on Google. I set this to share with anyone who has the link which is everyone here. Have fun!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1deCdOqAsLVHu9OIeEs1MS0GW-xTv-Y79ehcXfcwYxDQ/edit?usp=sharing

I am Inmaculada Hill from Madrid, Spain but residing in NC for over 20 years. I teach Spanish ,2,3, and Heritage Learners at High School level. What I love the most about my content area is to teach culture!

Several years ago I attended a seminar on online teaching and I created this Symbaloo webmixes:

 La familia, tener y posesivos (Familiy vocabulary, to have verb, to be- ser vs. estar- and possessive adjectives). You will find grammar exercises and videos on a 15th Birthday Party, too. Enjoy or delete! ;-)

My name is Kerri Geppert-Howe and I teach K-5 physical education in Hickory NC.  I joined the PE group and looked at some of the resources.  I am still thinking about something to share.

Hi, I am Gia and I am a 4th grade teacher at Walter Bickett Elementary School in Union County.  I was a teacher in NY City Public  School for 19 years before we moved down here.  I have not created anything yet, I am still exploring.  

Hello, My name is Jeff Haney, I am the Secondary Supervisor of haywood county Schools. 

I really don’t have anything to share, I am involved in this webinar because I would like to be able to support the teachers as they navigate new ways to teach.    

I am Erica Starr.  I am an EC teacher in Transylvania County Schools and currently teach elementary age students. 

I have not yet created a resource to share.  I am looking forward to find more Social/Emotional resources to share with my students though!  I know this can be a tough time for everyone so I'm hoping to find some great SEL resources. 

Hello, My name is William Stigler and I'm a retired Sergeant First Class of the United States Army with over 23 years of active duty service. I currently work at Garner Magnet High School where I teach Military Science (JROTC). I haven't created any resources as of yet.

Hi, my name is Christine Linse. I am a teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing. I have not created my own resource yet but am very excited to see what others have done. 

Karen Notestine. I teach 6th grade math at West Hoke Middle School. I have created a lesson for permutations and combinations years ago. That standard has been moved to 7th grade. I need to find it and revamp it. Also, I am work on creating a lesson for distributive property using area models. 

Elizabeth Singley, Art Teacher at an all special needs high school.

Creating a lot of photo projects with online editing.

Hi, I'm Sharon Stroh-Cock, Instructional Technology Facilitator Nash-Rocky Mount Schools. 

I have created a STEAM Build a City Competition 

LaKeesha Mitchell, MS Visual Arts, making scale models of wheelchair accessible buildings/spaces from cardboard

Bill Upham  East Bladen HS Math teacher (Math III). We have been using Google Classroom for over 5 years and each student has their a computer. If the students want to communicate there is nothing stopping them except internet access at home. Right now about 95% are responding to my lessons (Khan Academy).

Celena Turner, Data and Accountability Consultant, former K-12 Media Specialist and 6-12 School Administrator.

Hi, Everyone!

My name is Karen D'Elia, and I am a Coordinating Teacher for Instructional Technology for the Office of Magnet Programs in Wake County.  I support the technology portion of a federal Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP) grant for 4 of our schools.  I get to work with vendors, central office staff, teachers, and students which allows my work to be very varied and fun!

I created a THINK image using Google Draw that I will contribute to #GoOpenNC.  It is a useful slogan to help remind students to think before they post something online (Is it true, helpful, inspiring, necessary, kind.)