Mentor High School Shared Resources

Create a virtual time machine in your history or social studies classroom.

Ways to keep us motivated in the ever changing world of education!  Stay Strong Everyone!

To inspire everyone to remember that we will always need teachers to be those role models, inspirational leaders that we are!!

Trying to find ways to engage your students.  Here are four tools that may be useful.

Cool resource to use for any content, but especially for language arts teachers.

Explains what PBL is and shows examples of what it could look.

More about PBL in the classroom and the benefits of creating 21st century skills while learning content.

6 Ideas to help focus your student's brainstorming in class.

Even thought it is not in our job description, we are Role Models.  Like it or not.  Talks about ways that we are role models as teachers.

Aligning assessments to common core standards.

An awesome new google app that could eliminate using doctopus and Gclass folders to farm out assignments and utilizing our school google accounts.

iPad resources for your classroom.

These could be very useful for next school year with the amount of chromebooks we will have.

Use social media for quick Formative Assessments.

Anyone looking for a way to create easy Jeopardy review games here is something that may be worthwhile.

This is an easy online test generator.

Booktrack is a new way for students to read stories and texts accompanied by a movie-style soundtrack. Students also create Booktracks, using their own writing or works being studied in school. This short video provides a great overview of Booktrack Classroom and how it can produce immediate results with your students.