How to Use Digital Learning Files

You guys have been asking and asking me for Digital Learning Files. Good news. I FINALLY have found the time to get the rolling out and providing you all some how to use digital learning files help.

My Big Plan

About 10 months ago, I formulated a plan that would have blow everyone who attended I Teach K this summer away using the book, The Very Impatient Caterpillar. I grabbed this book for $1 from Scholastic this past school year.

Obviously, those I Teach K plans are now on pause. I can’t tell you my plan, but I was pumped about it. (I am praying I can do it again at another teaching conference soon!)

Then, I was given the opportunity to become a presenter for the GYTO K/1 Virtual Conference and I jumped at it. If you missed the free version, you can still join the conference and work at your own pace for a small fee. Click here to make that happen.

My GYTO K/1 topic focused on turning paper into digital so you can offer BOTH options to your students. The feedback and support from this session has blown away! I am so glad I could help so many of my fellow teachers integrate technology.

Digital Files

During my GYTO session, you guys have asked and asked for me to make digital learning files. I won’t lie, they have been on my list to do since we went digital.

Because I am a full time teacher and a mother of two girls who also went to virtual learning, I was not able to create these for you quickly. Also, I really wanted these to come with knowledge from the digital learning experience.

How to Use Digital Files

First, I purposefully gave you too much with these digital files. The idea was for you to use what you can use! I know there is a lot here, so I am expecting you to edit the file as you need to.

Here is a video showing you how to get to the digital learning files AND how to edit them for your students to use.