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What are they unhappy about? Without knowing, it is hard to make a recommendation. If your admin is on your side with this, I would have them sit down with the parents and you and have a discussi...
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@Jarett and Mike I would disagree that students getting caught in a domino of death is not under their control. Unless you have random events that cause huge amounts of damage, students always hav...
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Kevin, I do something similar with our Cougar Compliment Cards. I never personally give them out, but when students receive them from other teachers, they can turn them in for their choice of XP o...
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If my students ask me to take off HP so they can use a power, I always say, "How about I take off all your HP instead?" And if I feel like they are abusing the system, I either don't allow protect...
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Ok, should be fixed now. They were retaining old permissions from my school account.
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Inspired by everyone here, I have created my own item cards. Here is a Google Drive link to the full folder, with card images and a list of all cards: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BX5djI...
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Yes, even the non-gamer kids (though there are very, very few of those in this generation). They buy-in pretty much automatically, mostly because they like the benefits they get (powers) and custo...
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Jonathan, I don't teach high school, I teach middle school, but I don't think you will have any problem with buy-in. In my experience the higher end kids are more excited about it, and buy in more...
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I was looking through these more, and I noticed your question about bathroom visits. I currently have a power that students must use to go to the bathroom. Teleport for mages, Good Karma for heal...
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It looks to me that when you sort it by level, it sorts by level and then sorts by last name. So if you are sorting lowest to highest, it puts all the level 1s first, and then sorts those from A-Z...
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