Here you go luvtolearn. I leave my slides very simple and would only have kids click on the knapsack,the bear,the rock and the bird.

so adorable and inviting!

Do you have pics. . . would love to see what you are doing. I guess I'm just too antiquidated to envision it ! 😂

Cute room ! I have made a small reading room of stories for very young kids and a forest classroom. The forest classroom has just the forest and my bitmoji so far and I want to add some things to do in an outdoor school environment. It is fun to play around with bitmoji

Awesome design-cute sparkle posters

I have a weekly slide that links to daily agenda slides. The daily agendas have more detail, but the weekly has Easter egg style links to things like virtual field trips, audiobooks, puzzles, etc.

My tasks are all in GC, so I don't have "commonly used resources," but now I'm thinking maybe links to useful websites for practice or reference would be handy.

My tip is to make essentials easy and clear. Only optional items can be cluttered or obscure. For example, don't put your photosynthesis nesson in a potted plant link just because it's cute. Essentials should remain constant and simple.

I just love your Bitmoji Classroom!

I have always used Notebook or a PowerPoint for my daily agenda, bell ringer, etc. with my classes. This year I’m switching to a Bitmoji Classroom because, well, it’s cute.

I have my basic room layout done. This will be my template for everyday. I’m putting the links to commonly used items on the bookshelf. The daily (weekly?) agenda will be on the whiteboard.

Thinking maybe one slide for weekly that links to a new slide for every day? My kids will be with me two days and home three days. We will be using a set schedule: one day for IXL, one day for Reading Plus, one day for instructional video from me, and two days working in the class with me in whatever topic they did prep work for in the video. They will also have daily grammar and daily writing. Most of my items are already electronic because we were 1:1 last year and I had regular use of laptops (two days a week) before that.

Any pointers?