Published December 1, 2022 on the TI2 Blog.
The TI² (Technology Integration and Innovation) department has worked with elementary campuses to launch the new standards-based Seesaw Lessons collection for pre-K-2nd-grade. These lessons are readymade and address phonics, data talks, calendar math, STEM and SEL, along with other important learning priorities. Lessons can be quickly assigned to students for independent practice opportunities in stations or can be used during teacher-led whole-group and small-group instruction.
Each Seesaw Lesson includes a lesson plan with objectives, student-friendly “I will” statements, resources, recommended instructional formats and instructions for how to use the lesson with students.
Teachers and students love using Seesaw Lessons so far this school year. Shanna Fleck, a second-grade teacher and Seesaw trainer at Little Elementary, has been using Seesaw for several years and 
shared, “I love integrating Seesaw Lessons into my phonics instruction. The lessons provide students practice in listening, reading and writing while covering phonemic awareness and phonological skills. I also love that there’s an interactive family activity that students can do at home.”
According to the second-grade team at Crouch Elementary, “Seesaw lessons are such a great tool that keeps lessons and skills we are teaching organized in a single bundled unit. The Math Calendar lesson is one that fulfills all the needs for Math Talks with our students.”
New lessons are added every semester and new lessons were released just last month!
Seesaw trainers have been providing campus based training to pre-K-2nd-grade teachers. Additionally, teachers and leaders have attended an ongoing webinar series. Finally, TI² and curriculum specialists have showcased the most relevant Seesaw Lessons via the K-2 Content Roadmap resources.
To learn more about Seesaw and Seesaw Lessons, please go to tinyurl.com/AISDprimarytech.