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Such a great site to share! Thanks. I just started using this one this year as well. The passages are fairly short without a lot of questions, but it is good for a quick check in. (Kim Watson) http://www.k12reader.com/subject/reading-skills/reading-comprehension/

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Readworks.org has a wealth of leveled reading lessons (also separated by genre).  I find these activities very useful for extension activities and sub plans.

-Melanie Baker
Harper Creek Middle School

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I use two tools built right into a Google Doc for writing. One is voice typing. The students really like it because they can get their ideas down faster than they can type. (Though, some need a lot more editing help afterwards than others). I like it when doing many things but especially a REED. I have voice typing open while flipping through the CA and other data. I just read the data statements aloud as I flip through. It gets most of the information down and then I go back and edit.
I also use Tools-Research. This helps students research and then also remember to accurately cite because they can just click on the website they use and hit 'cite' and it will do it for them. In the update to Explore this feature did go away but because of feedback they brought back something similar though I haven't gotten to use it yet. I don't know how I taught research before this tool was available.
Kim Watson

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My students love getting on a chrome book/iPad and listening to a book on this website. It helps my lower level students to follow along and listen to a story, that they themselves, may have not been able to read on their own.
-Gennie Huntley

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I made this to help students navigate between Google Classroom and Moodle
Created by Janie Sare Pennfield High School

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Logging in to Google classroom and Moodle.webm

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Created by MMS, uploaded by Jen Birt

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Click the "+" sign in the lower right corner to post your idea or tool. Don't forget to include your name so we can enter you into the drawing! 

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Click the "+" sign in the lower right corner to post your idea or tool. Don't forget to include your name so we can enter you into the drawing! 