The Deskless Classroom: Pear Deck Resources

Example Slides that you can use in your own decks

A very basic step-by-step explanation for how to install and navigate in Pear Deck

How can I USE these resources?
Make a copy, and keep the attribution information on the bottom (the copyright info).
Use these ideas as a jumping off point for your own work!

How can I share these resources?
Viewing and using slides as an individual: OKAY!
Showing slideshow to colleagues: OKAY!
Sharing slideshow: SHARING IS OK, SELLING IT IS NOT!
Re-creating presentation (some or all): ASK FIRST!

Contact for permission: legal@desklessclassroom.com

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You can purchase the CI SOS presentation from the link above! Plus, you get great stuff from Diane Neubauer and Dahiana Castro! These materials were originally developed as an informal presentation for Sane Saturdays, presented by Fluency Fast, as a dual purpose event: to raise money for CI/TPRS Trainers who lost their income due to COVID-19 closures, and also to help teachers dealing with the many and varied challenges of crisis teaching.

The resources were further expanded for Express Fluency's 2020 Conference in the Cloud. If you found your way to this page from the Conference in the Cloud, all the resources that I shared are above, and no need to purchase anything else!

Note: I am not an employee nor trainer for Pear Deck. I have found that it meets many of my needs when trying to provide small bits of comprehensible input, then checking to see if it has been comprehendED, and I also find that it lends itself well to adapting from a lot of existing materials (e.g. teacher's guides for novels and resources from Sr. Wooly Pro).

How can I USE these resources?

Make a copy, and keep the attribution information on the bottom (the copyright info).
Use these ideas as a jumping off point for your own work!

How can I share these resources?

Viewing and using slides as an individual: OKAY!

Showing slideshow to colleagues: OKAY!

Sharing slideshow: SHARING IS OK, SELLING IT IS NOT!

Re-creating presentation (some or all): ASK FIRST!

Contact for permission: legal@desklessclassroom.com

Please tag if you share on social media:

Twitter: @DesklessC

Facebook: Elicia Cárdenas OR Deskless Classroom

Giving Credit where Credit is due:

TPR Storytelling™ = That trademark is owned by Blaine Ray.
TPR® is a registered trademark owned by James Asher.
Fluency Fast® is a registered trademark.
Ben Slavic created Circling with Balls (now Card Talk)
Susan Gross coined a bajillion terms including Circling, Three-fer and Teach to the Eyes. Also, the term "Shelter vocabulary, not grammar."
Karen Rowen (Fluency Fast®) created the original TPRS coaching but since then it has been developed into a whole different approach by others, including Laurie Clarcq for the approach and Teri M. Wiechart for the system.
Jason Fritze coined "Storyasking"
Carol Gaab was the first person to say "Pop up grammar."
Reader's Theater as we do it was first performed by Blaine Ray, Jason Fritze and Joe Neilson at a full group session at the National TPRS Conference in Naperville, IL.
Jody Klopp hosted and organized the very first NTPRS in Oklahoma.
Sloshers, through put- Terry Waltz

Super 7- Terry Waltz

Sweet 16- Mike Peto
Adapted from post by Karen Rowan (Fluency Fast®)
This is not a complete list.

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Example Slides that you can use in your own decks

A very basic step-by-step explanation for how to install and navigate in Pear Deck

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