Spelling Sheet Maker Update (Crossword Puzzles)
I've updated the Spelling Sheets Maker ... again. This time I've added an option to generate a crossword puzzle page. Yep... Not really much else to say about this...
Posted October 12, 2015
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Spelling Sheet Maker Update (Crossword Puzzles)
Hey all,
So I've updated the Spelling Sheets Maker ... again.
This time I've added an option to generate a crossword puzzle page. Yep...
Not really much else to say about this...
So on to the next news.
Hey all,
So I've updated the Spelling Sheets Maker ... again.
This time I've added an option to generate a crossword puzzle page. Yep...
Not really much else to say about this...
So on to the next news.
New Section 'Grade Scale'
I've also added a new section which is basically a grading scale.
This was actually something I used daily in my class. You know the scenario that always plays out when you have students grading papers:
Anyway, this helps to eliminate all that.
It's your basic grade scale, but it'll also resize to whatever size your window is. So it should be easily seen by all students when put through a projector.
If you notice any bugs or weirdness with either though, please let me know:
Contact
I've also added a new section which is basically a grading scale.
This was actually something I used daily in my class. You know the scenario that always plays out when you have students grading papers:
Teacher: "Okay, if you missed 1, you scored a 94. If you missed 2 you scored an 89. If you-"
Student A: "What was it again if I missed 1?"
Teacher: "Missing one is a 94. Continuing on. If you missed 3 you scored an 83. If-"
Student B: "What if I missed 5?"
Teacher: "..."
15 Minutes later.
Teacher: "Okay, we're (finally) done. Do I need to go over any of them for anyone?"
*Every hand shoots up.*
Student A: "What was it again if I missed 1?"
Teacher: "Missing one is a 94. Continuing on. If you missed 3 you scored an 83. If-"
Student B: "What if I missed 5?"
Teacher: "..."
15 Minutes later.
Teacher: "Okay, we're (finally) done. Do I need to go over any of them for anyone?"
*Every hand shoots up.*
Anyway, this helps to eliminate all that.
It's your basic grade scale, but it'll also resize to whatever size your window is. So it should be easily seen by all students when put through a projector.
If you notice any bugs or weirdness with either though, please let me know:
Contact