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The document provides resources for a staff development day on using technology in the classroom for grade 6 and specials teachers. It lists Google Docs and sharing Google Doc cheat sheets and 34 ways to use Google Docs in the classroom. It also provides links to Thinglink for ideas and examples of using the platform, as well as Padlet for group examples and how-tos. Finally, it lists Comic Life and includes examples of how to create a comic on Christopher Columbus, a student newsletter, a science interview, and a timeline.
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