Setting your classroom up with Seesaw

If you don't already know, Seesaw is my favourite app of all time. The opportunities it has for students in the classroom is amazing - allowing open communication between the classroom and home, helping students to create learning opportunities that open them up to create and reflect in their learning. Incorporating Seesaw into the classroom is easy - with loads of resources available to help make this happen. 

In 2018 I created this amazing Seesaw space where students can go for help, key ideas and tips to help make Seesaw more accessible in the classroom. This is a combination of a variety of resources that are out there. 

​Check out the resources below to find links to download them and a little bit about each resource. 

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Resources

Seesaw visual prompts are a great reminder for students to know and learn about each of the tools. These have icon pictures with little blurbs on them to show and understand the tools. These can be used as flash cards, or on the wall as a display. 

Download this free resource here. 

These taskcards are a great way to get Seesaw started in your classroom. These have activities aligned to each of the tools to help students learn and practice using the tool in the classroom. 

Download this free resource here. 

Request a selfie is a great resource that you can use alongside Seesaw. I find this resource great for students to remember where their work is that they would like to share. 
Quite often in a shared device space, students can be using devices when others are ready to share their work that they have completed and want to share. This resource is perfect to help that. Students simply take a photo peg, clip it on the page or place in the book they want to share or take a photo of, and come back to it when a device is free. 

Download this free resource here. 

Seesaw also has lots of printables (as seen in my top photo) that can be downloaded and printed for free. Access those here. 

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