Google Slides Teacher Hack: How to Make an Infinite Cloner on an Image or Object

DON’T YOU JUST LOVE A GOOD TEACHER HACK?I sure do, and in this episode of The Classroom Commute podcast - I’ve got a good one!  If you have ever used a Smartboard before, the you’re likely familiar with the concept of an infinite cloner.  This feature allows you to have an object or image on the screen that students can reproduce, or clone, over and over and over - as many times as they’d like.  This feature comes in handy in a lot of scenarios.  However - this feature is NOT available inside of Google Slides - or is it?While the infinite cloner may not be a feature in Google Slides, I know of a little hack that will get the job done and work just as good!FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES VISIT:  classroomnook.com/podcast/110------------------------------------Links & Resources Mentioned in the EpisodeEPISODE 53: Using a Reading Genre Wheel to Encourage Reading VarietyEPISODE 31: How to Use a Reader’s and Writer’s Notebook in the Upper Elementary ClassroomGrab the Done-for-You Reader’s Notebook HEREGrab the Done-for-You Writer’s Notebook HEREVIDEO TUTORIAL: How To Create an Infinite Clone in Google Slides

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If you have a classroom and a commute, then you're in the right place! The Classroom Commute Podcast is THE place for busy teachers who want actionable tips, simple teaching strategies, and a little fun on your ride in to school! Carpool with Rachael each week as she helps to send you in with a grin! Each week Rachael shares simple, yet powerful teaching tips, ideas, and strategies that will help you become a more effective teacher, and maybe help you enjoy your job a little more!You'll find actionable tips for how to make your lessons more engaging for your elementary students, ideas for including more classroom technology, new activities to implement, ways for building a stronger classroom community, and strategies for all content areas including science, social studies, reading, writing, and math!And of course, there will be a little teacher humor along the way! So - buckle up and let's hit the road on your classroom commute!