[School Time]

I need an easy way for students to see their assignment on a Google Slide while I present the page. To clarify, I post an assignment on a Google Slide on their stream. They open it. I also present it and fill in answers. They can't see their page when I present. I know about dualless. But I need something easy for second graders to be able to this.

Any easy suggestions?

Thank you.

[Singvogel]

You can use Slides with either of these platforms. You lead the lesson, and they allow students to work on their own copy of the lesson slides.

[kahluablast]

I taught 2nd graders to make their windows narrow and then pull a tab to do a side by side when we were in person. They can do it.

I haven't done it remotely because the Chromebooks issued to them have fairly small screens as it is.

I love the idea of using nearpod or peardeck although I don't think it solves your problem.

[School Time]

I have kids on various devices. School issued Chromebooks but also laptops, ipads, and phones. Hard to do this on an iphone!

[justdc5]

I also teach 2nd. I will often use Google Slides. I like how I can click on the slides and see what they are doing.. I often doctors for writing. Instead of presenting my screen, I give them the link to go to the assignment. I go on another device so I can see the students and the assignment . Then I can have different students share their screen as we are working. I also use Seesaw. I give them the link and pull up Seesaw on another device. Then I will read aloud and they will complete the assignment as we go.