June may be Pride Month, but creating safe and inclusive school environments for LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer/Questioning) students, and students with LGBTQ family members, should be a year-round effort.

There are many resources available online for teaching students about LGBTQ Pride/History Month and its significance. While this topic can be a sensitive one to many, is not as difficult to teach if you have the right approach and materials. By teaching students about this topic, they will gain a much better understanding for the LGBTQ community and the struggles they have faced and continue to face each day.

Nearpod Lessons

Welcoming Schools

Curriculum Posters

LGBTQ History and Why It Matters

LGBTQIA+ Inclusive Educator Resources

LGBTQ Pride Month and Education Resources

LGBTQ+ Pride resources and interactive virtual classroom

Google Arts & Culture is both a website and an iOS app that provides free access to art, culture, and historical collections from around the world. You can easily incorporate the site's stunning, interesting, and expansive media -- well-organized into collections, themes, and more -- into lessons. It allows users to explore by specific museums' collections or themes, and to filter by movement, artist, historical event, historical figure, medium, and more. You can also allow students to play games like Geo Artwork, What Came First or Puzzle Party. There are many other other theme based Trivia, Coloring Books and Crosswords.

https://artsandculture.google.com/?hl=en

No one wants to miss out on their field day experience. Creating a virtual field day that will engage all students, is possible with Nearpod’s plethora of tools to help with planning! Field day doesn't just have to be outside to create an amazing experience!

Create a virtual field day with...

🎥 Interactive Videos

🎨 Draw It!

💻 Flipgrid

📝 Polls, quizzes, and reports

⏱ & Student-paced lessons

Get inspiration: https://bit.ly/3Nc17bQ

Join us for an exciting 4-day, optional learning experience with the 4J Edtech Team and Apple Learning Specialist - August 15th-18th. There will be two camping opportunities…morning camp and afternoon camp. Camp sessions are for 6th-12th grade educators working in a 1:1 MacBook environment. Join us for the latest tools and features of the MacBook and walk away with lessons you can use in the classroom. Not only is this a paid professional development, but upon completion of MacBook Camp 2022, you will also receive 16 PDU credits!

There are a limited number of seats available for this fun and exciting opportunity. Completing this survey indicates your interest in participating in this optional learning experience - indicate your camp time preference. Teachers will be notified when seats have been filled.

https://forms.gle/hJ2VZwwXaHfacxwv7

Explore helpful resources, practice new skills, and reflect on ways Apple technology can support great learning and teaching. Hosted by Apple Professional Learning Specialists, these hands-on sessions are offered twice daily — Tuesday through Thursday — and run for approximately 60 minutes.

• To learn more, and register, visit apple.co/apl.

🍎 The 4J Instructional Technology Website

🍎 The 4J Learning Hub

🐠 Seesaw Trainings and Resources

► Nearpod Trainings and Resources

#SeesawConnect, #edtech

🍎 The 4J Instructional Technology Website

🐼 The New 4J Canvas 101 course

► Nearpod Trainings and Resources

✅ Turnitin Articles and Resources

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