This lesson plan goes over how to teach your students about Google slides and collaborating with others. It takes the students through tutorial videos and other information. This also includes an assessment to determine students' efficiency in using and creating google slides presentations.

Share some great Art practices using Google Workspace with your students through this amazing post from Control Alt Achieve.

Share some great Music practices using Google Workspace with your students through this amazing post from Control Alt Achieve.

Helping our students access materials and content to achieve in the classroom is very important; learn about some accessibility features from Google in this blog post from Control Alt Achieve.

Join this recorded webinar for a in-depth discussion about Cloud Identity with other Google Admins.

Students learn how to use Google Drive and all about its features for future use.

If you are new to using Google Classroom, learn how to get started using it in your classroom.

This simple tale has many moments of strong emotion, beginning with the storm that blows a goose egg out of its nest and down a woodchuck's hole.

Bruce the goose always swims his morning laps alone, until his life changes forever on one fateful summer day. Find out what happens in Goose, Goose, Baby Goose! – the new episode of YourClassical Storytime, with narration by Ryan Lohr, music by Charles Koechlin and illustrations by Mia Jennings.

Members of the Gordon faculty have collaborated on the authorship of this guide, and it is targeted directly at Gordon students to help them with their writing across the GSC curriculum. This guide provides at least three distinct advantages over other guides: it is specifically targeted to Gordon State students, it covers writing across the whole curriculum, not just English; and it is free.

Many approaches to crafting this guide were entertained, but the authors decided that what students really want from a composition guide are practical examples of writing that they might actually encounter in their classroom experiences at Gordon. Many guides try to do this, but this guide uses real Gordon professors and real Gordon class assignments as a starting point. This results in what we feel is a substantial improvement over other available writing guides.

Learn about the lives of gorillas born in captivity in this video segment from Nature.

This is a teacher-created resource. It is a reading about the Goshute tribe. It can be used as an informational text, and it is also set up as a fluency activity.

This resource is a Nearpod lesson about the Goshute HawkWatch site nested within the Central Basin & Range Ecoregion of Nevada. It was created as part of the Reimagine Teaching program by HawkWatch International. HawkWatch International is a non-profit organization in Salt Lake City, Utah that works to protect raptors and our shared environment through scientific research and public education.

In this video, students learn about "Gospel Train". “Gospel Train” is a code-word song used in the Underground Railroad by slaves, often sung just before an escape in an attempt to let all who wished to go know that the time was near. In this segment, folk singers Rhonda and Sparky Rucker perform the piece on harmonica and guitar.

This three-act math task utilizes videos and questioning to help students explore volume.

This Nim-like interactive Flash game provides an opportunity to practice basic addition and subtraction while developing strategic thinking through generalization and by applying knowledge of factors and multiples. It can be played against the computer or a friend. Players take turns adding a whole number from 1 to 4 to a running total. The player who hits the target of 23 wins. Computer settings allow changing the target number, the range of numbers to add, who goes first, and whether the player reading the target wins or loses. The Teachers' Notes page offers suggestions for implementation, discussion questions, ideas for support, and links to related games.

This lesson from the anti-defamation league explores the definition of different types of governments; Monarchy, Oligarchy, Totalitarianism, Democracy, Dictatorship, Authoritarianism.

Students will use the internet, text books, and other resources to identify historic American Indian, State of Deseret, Utah Territory, and current Utah state governments and compare and contrast.