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Over the last month or so Google has added some handy new features to Google Docs. I've written about them as they were announced by Google. But if you would like to see how they work, watch this new short video. In the video you will see the following ...

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Here are the latest updates for nurhasaan10@gmail.com "Free Technology for Teachers" - 2 new articles Three Updated Google Docs Features Hands-on Activities for Learning About Macy's Thanksgiving Parade More Recent Articles Three Updated Google Docs Features Over the last month or so Google has added some handy new features to Google Docs. I've written about them as they were announced by Google. But if you would like to see how they work, watch this new short video.  In the video you will see the following Google Docs features that have been added in the last month: Watermarking Google Docs Improved section breaks Citation search   Applications for Education The new watermark feature could be helpful when you want to add a big "confidential" or "draft" label to a document that you're working on that has sensitive student information. The new citation search function should help students find the right information to include in their works cited pages. The improved section breaks will be make it easier to format long documents without having to manually add spaces to preserve section breaks.     • Email to a friend • Hands-on Activities for Learning About Macy's Thanksgiving Parade Like millions of other Americans the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade will be on the television in my house this coming Thursday morning. Just like last year Macy's is providing some hands-on STEAM lessons related to the parade.  Parade 101 features four video demonstrations of hands-on activities that students can do at home with their parents or in your classroom. The four activities include inflating balloons through the use of baking soda and vinegar, designing balloons for the parade, making and using sculping dough, and building model floats. All of the videos include lists of needed supplies.  I like all four of the activities. If I was to recommend one for Thanksgiving day it would be building model floats or designing because they can be done with cardboard, paper, glue, markers, and other common household materials that don't make a mess and don't have to be done in a kitchen. That said, I think the most fun one is the inflating balloons activity.  In addition to the videos and STEAM projects Parade 101 offers some printable coloring sheets and puzzles. An interactive timeline of the history of the parade is still available to view as well.  Finally, if you are looking for some history of the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade videos, take a look at the following videos that I've shared in the past.  History of the Thanksgiving Day Parade.   The History of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade       • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles Docs, Geography, and Videos - The Week in Review The Heimlich Manuever Saved My Life Scribble Maps - Draw on Google Maps and More Without an Account How to Blur Faces in Videos With Screencastify Five Helpful PowerPoint Features You Might Be Overlooking

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