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Do Ink - Students use their creativity to create green screen movies over their completed novel.  This also ties in with collaboration.  We also used this for vocabulary development where students created short videos featuring their words used correctly.

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Do Ink - Students use their creativity to create green screen movies over their completed novel.  This also ties in with collaboration.  We also used this for vocabulary development where students created short videos featuring their words used correctly.

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http://www.doink.com/

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They could make a cartoon about themselves at the beginning of the year to introduce themselves.

http://www.toondoo.com/

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We could read different versions of a story and collaborate as a class or in groups to talk about similarities and differences.

http://www.popplet.com/

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Create a fun, unique way to present information by adding backgrounds and changing the look of your characters.

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computer science teaching coding. a good one to start with lower elementary before going on to Tynker

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We could work together as a class to create a story

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Canva: is a program that students are able to create a poster about different ideas or concepts that were taught in class. A vocabulary word poster would be an example. The only downfall is that each student has to remember yet another username and password.

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Canva: is a program that students are able to create a poster about different ideas or concepts that were taught in class. A vocabulary word poster would be an example. The only downfall is that each student has to remember yet another username and password.

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Kids could create their own stories and then animate it on here.

https://goanimate.com/

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Kids could use this for exit tickets or a challenging problem the teacher may give them at the end of a lesson.

https://socrative.com/

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A great way to create a idea web with my students in a fun way

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Spark Videos- create stories, definitions, etc...using your creativity!

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Spark Videos- create stories, definitions, etc...using your creativity!

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Students can create their own 3D paper figures using an iPad.

http://www.geekswithjuniors.com/blog/2012/12/14/foldify.html?utm_source=gwj&utm_medium=best4yr&utm_campaign=Internal%20Links

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Toondoo - create a comic strip that shares ideas

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Toondoo - create a comic strip that shares ideas

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Glogster - collaboratively create posters

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Glogster - collaboratively create posters

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Love for presentations! Booktalks, biographies, etc.

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Story Wheel is a digital storytelling tool that lets kids create stories, listen to their stories played back, and share them (if they choose to). Kids start by choosing "create a story" from the wheel.   Each player spins the story wheel that lands on an object that serves as a prompt for their part of the story as well as the animated illustration for that part of the story during playback.

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ages (5-7) learn important new skills as they program their own interactive stories and games.
By snapping together graphical programming blocks, children can make characters move, jump, dance, and sing. In the process, children learn to solve problems, design projects, and express themselves creatively on the computer.

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Comic Strips - Summarize text or other projects with a cartoon creator such as:

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Comic Strips - Summarize text or other projects with a cartoon creator such as:

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http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/

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It looks like a great way to communicate and collaborate to create movies.

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Glogster would be a good group collaborative sight to use when creating a presentation over a certain topic. The only downfall would be the cost of this site for a district to use.

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Glogster would be a good group collaborative sight to use when creating a presentation over a certain topic. The only downfall would be the cost of this site for a district to use.

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Love for allowing kids to be creative!

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AWESOME for 50 states facts!

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Prezi is a great way to do collaborative PowerPoints for presentations and projects. Students can add images, text, videos or draw shapes. The slides are not organized sequentially, students use a canvas to zoom in and out to add information. Great for group projects
http://www.prezi.com/

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A free coding app... difficult, great to work on perseverance to problem solve and keep working through, even when it gets difficult! https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cargo-bot/id519690804?mt=8

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Lets you program your own interactive stories, games, and animations! Scratch focuses on the development of essential skills like thinking creatively, reasoning, and collaboration. This app could be used individually or collaboratively within groups. Goes easy-difficult. Works on coding skills
https://scratch.mit.edu/

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www.mindnode.com
An app to help students sort and classify their thoughts and ideas. It looks like it uses pictures so young children could use. It helps students make a mind map graph.
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This Tool would work under several of the 4 C's, but it definitely allows students to be creative thinkers before they communicate and collaborate with others.

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Students can communicate with their peers, teachers, and their parents.

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paint, draw, scribble, sketch.

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Story Wheel is a digital storytelling tool that lets kids create stories, listen to their stories played back, and share them (if they choose to). Kids start by choosing "create a story" from the wheel (plus the theme, if using the full version) and then add up to five players, who will each take turns telling their part of the story. Each player spins the story wheel that lands on an object that serves as a prompt for their part of the story as well as the animated illustration for that part of the story during playback.

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www.smore.com
Students can create interactive brochures to share an idea or concept. This is for advertising