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Use viewpure.com to copy/paste a Youtube video and strip out all of the ads.

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I use my ELMO to project book pages for the entire class to see.

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I use Epic Books for the students that need more reading material.

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I love using epic books.
Students love the books and they are also great for reports

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This website gives ideas for students to use in small groups or with partners to reinforce foundational math skills.

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At the heart of the Learning and Teaching with Learning Trajectories (LT2) website are mathematical Learning Trajectories. Children follow natural developmental progressions in learning. Curriculum research has revealed sequences of activities that are effective in guiding children through these levels of thinking. These developmental paths are the basis for learning trajectories.

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I use the Ipad to scan qr codes that have sight words on them.

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I love using the app Classflow to pull down flipcharts/lessons/activities.

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Book Flix for read alouds

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I loaded Journeys readers on my computers for ease

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I use Reading A to Z books for my students who are ready for the challenge of sight words/ alphabet sound knowledge.

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Go noodle for brain breaks/gross motor activities

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i love epic books.

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I use a "Jot" (tablet-like thing: see link below) to have students take notes or practice handwriting, and an app on my phone to take a picture of it, to create a digital image of their writing. https://myboogieboard.com/shop/store/jot-8.5/

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My kids like the Think Central Math Games. We also love using Megamath.

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I use the ccc.learninghub with Being a Writer - saves me from making copies.

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AbcYa for math rotations

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I use ConcsiousDiscipline.com to find visuals for classroom rules. Also, youtube has several videos to see CD in action.

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I use youtube and have students dance along to Just Dance Kids when we can't go to the gym or outside.

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restarting and updating weekly

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Youtube stories for another source for different point of views.

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I use an application called "Popplet" with language group. Students are able to make their own diagrams?visuals and input information.

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We have friends that are in charge of logging off DIBS.

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i use eBook for the students to listen to the weekly stories. You can also assign the weekly test .

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Think Central using online comprehension and listening to story for assessments and activities.

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I use Plickers!

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I use ABC Ya for math rotations