You’ll want to share this event and its resources with the classroom teachers you are helping to flip.

On September 6, the Flipped Learning Network will host the first global Flip Your Classroom Day.

To celebrate, the network encourages teachers everywhere to pledge to  flip one lesson in the hope that the flipping experience will be a sticky one.

The campaign offers a variety of resources to  support flipping–and teaching in general–and encourages both creating and curating.

To support creating your own flipped content:

TechSmith shares tutorials on how to  identify a lesson, and organize, record, review and share your screencast, as well as a 30-day free trial and a discount for their Snagit program Adobe Presenter shares video instruction for creating videos using its software and offers 30-day free trials, as well.

And to support curating, or the integrating the content of others in local instruction, a group of companies and non-profits have contributed lists of lessons for Flipped Day.  

Project WET
Lesson: Discover the Incredible Journey of Water in the Water Cycle
Grade Levels: 3 – 6
Subjects: Earth Science, Physical Science, Life Science Carolina Biological Supply Company 
Lesson: How Big is a Living Cell (and what does it look like)?
Grade Levels: 9-12
Subject: Biology PBS LearningMedia
Lesson: Design and Build a Tangle-Free Headphone Holder
Grade Levels: 5-12
Subjects: Engineering, Design

Sophia Learning
Lesson: The Study of Density
Grade Levels: 9-12

Subjects: Earth Science, Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics WGBH
Lesson: Internal and External Character Conflict
Grade Levels: 5-8
Subject: Language Arts Mackin Educational Resources Lesson: Online Responsibilities, Computer Use & Policies Grade Levels: 6-8 Subjects: Humanities eduCanon Lesson: Inference vs. Observation Grade Levels: 5-8 Subjects: English, Science Channel One News Lesson: National Youth Orchestra Ambassadors Program Grade Levels: 6-8 Subjects: Social Studies, ELA
Username flippedclassroom@channelone.com
Password:  wk4czn52 Knowmia Lesson: What is Temperature? Grade Levels: 9-10 Subjects: Science, Physics Lesson: Distance Formula Grade Levels: 9-12 Subjects: Mathematics, Geometry

For more information, visit the FLN Home page.