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Google sites; NYT:  https://www.nytimes.com/topic/subject/grammar-and-usage.  Quick News of the Day:
http://theweek.com/.
Daily JSTOR.org: research and informational reading resource

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Padlet seems like a cool place for students to post/share ideas, resources, evidence, feedback, etc...

As well, I enjoyed Google Templates. I spend a lot of time creating models/ templates for students. This saves me time, as well as provides more options for students :)

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I think www.newsela.com is a great resource. Engaging articles for students at their reading level. You can sort articles by format, topic, grade level, or reading standards.

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Lots of videos. New stuff all the time. For teachers and students.

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I would use Padlet to have students choose a quote from a source and comment on it. Also, they can create sentences using brushstrokes.

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Thinklink for vocabulary study
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I enjoyed Great Sentences: There are multiple examples of different sentences to help students identify the structure and meaning. Also, this would be a great "opener" activity for class for students to deconstruct the sentence and write their own version of the type of sentence.

I also enjoyed Student Pulse: Because there are current event articles written by students. This would be a great mini research project  every two weeks where students choose an article, analyze the writing, and reflect on the current event itself to be more "worldly"!

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I found a great video about autism on Edutopia
https://www.edutopia.org/videos

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The Learning Network NYTimes has contests and prompts for writing

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KeepVideo is simple for saving Youtube videos to my google drive.
Love!

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Dipity- For creating timelines in History or plot charts for prewriting narratives.

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Padlet - I think I could use this as a way for students to share resources for a research paper - in particular, they write a paper on Forgiveness based on the book The Sunflower by Simon Wiesenthal. I want them to use as many different texts as possible, e.g. poems, paintings, parables, etc.

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Screencastify to provide feedback.

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Pro Con.org
Ideas for beginning argumentation

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I like Google Forms and Padlet for exit tickets. I would like to use google forms for quizzes and exit tickets as well.

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Key details in a story
summary
readwritethink.org
Journals and rough drafts
Google Keep

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I really loved www.google.com
I can see how I would use it to research in my classroom.

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Great Sentences--to help the students understand the value of sentence structure.
TedEd--to help reinforce the understanding of key concepts in English.

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Classcraft: Classroom management/workhabit grades,monitor student learning expectations (much like ClassDojo, but more for Jr.High
https://www.classcraft.com/

Common LIt: Reading Resource
https://www.commonlit.org/

PowToon: Creativity, option to replace book report
https://www.powtoon.com/
Example:
https://www.powtoon.com/online-presentation/f2467AlZCZi/enhancing-ccss-through-techology/?mode=movie#/

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Storyboard That: Can be used to as a pre-write before beginning actual writing.
Padlet: Whole group brainstorming