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For preschool they can hunt down object with their tablet.

When Rylea was playing a game on her phone that you had to move around. You where a cat and the cat went on adventures. When the cat had to rest she had to walk around so that the cat would have more energy. Then the game started from where she left off. The game somehow kept tract of her steps.

https://www.teachingexpertise.com/classroom-ideas/technology-activities-for-preschoolers/

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1. Educational Tablet (Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition) 2. CoolMath Games

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1. Educational Tablet (Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition) 2. CoolMath Games

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1. Parents can sign up with Amazon Kids+ subscription. This is really important because parents can monitor how much the child can play, filter content, and set limits.
2. This is a website where students can test their strategic skills, learn numbers, trivia, and more. (I loved this website when I was little!

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BrainPop Jr. is a great website to assist teachers in adding fun academic videos to their lessons. There are several different subjects to choose from, such as math, reading/writing, science, and social studies. Each subject has developmentally appropriate videos for each age group.

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ABCMouse is full of fun activities and games that help kids practice letters and numbers. This could be used in the classroom to help kids practice their skills and review material from previous lessons.

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The Novel Effect app is an app for teachers to use to make reading to their students more fun and interactive. There’s 3 steps to Novel Effect, you bring or purchase one of their e-books,  press play and begin reading once you hear the chime to read aloud, and then interactive music and sound effects will play as you read your story. When using Novel Effect, 89% of educators, parents, and children say that books are more engaging, 83% are more confident reading, and 81% want to read more often.
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Interactive videos on all different subjects, specifically for younger students.

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Teachers can use online apps to stay in touch with parents and families of students and to update them on how their child is performing both academically and behavior wise. It is also a good way for parents to see what their child is currently learning or what they worked on in class.

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Story Bird is a website where kids can create their own visual stories with artwork. This can be helpful when retelling or identifying main ideas of a story.

https://storybird.com

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ABC Mouse is a great learning tool that covers multiple categories and offers a step-by-step curriculum developed by teachers and educational professionals. This app can be used on Ipads, computers, any sort of tablet, digital tools like
Old overhead projectors. Its a fun and a great way to learn.

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A great developmentally appropriate technology tool to implement into the classroom could be an audiobook. In grade 3, students can follow along with an audiobook. This tool can help the kids be more engaged in the book and the audiobook can provide the kids with great imagery.

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A piece of technology I believe that could be used in the class is smart boards. Smart boards give teachers the ability to enlarge their screen for the class and to write on the board in order to show examples. This an also be used to have students engage and write on the board or answer questions.

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Starfall’s intuitive learning environment encourages children to explore letters and sounds, word recognition, reading comprehension and fluency. Developed under the guidance of professional educators, our phonics-based learn-to-read activities encourage free exploration and play within a sequentially organized framework. We also offer fun mathematics and music activities.

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Starfall Education: Kids Games, Movies, Books & Music for K-5 and above

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At Starfall, children have fun while they learn - specializing in reading, phonics & math - educational games, movies, books, songs, and more for children K-5 and above.

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Starfall is an interactive website that can be used to extend young students’ knowledge, comprehension, and application of phonics. Students can practice and develop reading skills by using this interactive website. This can be very beneficial for students who learn better from different teaching styles, giving them the opportunity to get more visual and hands-on learning through this technology. Students can interact with this website and engage independently, in small groups, or as a whole, as well as use this at home to extend their learning.

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Students can use an iPad to go on a scavenger hunt and take photos of things as they check them off the list. You can put them in groups with just one iPad that way they can interact with their peers and be physically active as well. This can be done outside or inside, and the level of challenge for the scavenger hunt can vary depending on the age and objective. If the learning objective is about shapes, then the scavenger hunt could be finding shapes in nature and taking a picture of all the things they find.

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kahoot is great for 3rd grade. it is a game-based learning platform that makes it easy to create, share and play learning games or trivia quizzes in minutes.

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn – any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Students can use iPads to take a test. Either with the teacher, usually for younger kids, or by themselves. Teachers can show them a book online or pictures of letters and ask the students to read it. Older kids can take a multiple choice quiz or test online. This way the teacher can get the results back right away.

https://www.questionpro.com/blog/test-maker-for-teachers/

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A free test maker for teachers is a simple online quiz maker that teachers use to create online tests to assess their students. Teachers and academic institutes use free online test makers to enhance e-learning, distance learning, and group studies.

Online test makers are a simple to use, yet robust tool to use. Distribute tests to students online, get the results instantly, and have the tool grade the test-view results of all the students in a single informative dashboard.

How can teachers use an online test maker?

An online free test maker is capable of performing various functions. They not only assist teachers in conducting tests, and online quizzes but also help them automatically grade the tests with high accuracy. Let's look at the functionality of free online test makers.

Create tests: A free test maker is capable of creating tests with ease. Use question-types like single select or multi-choice questions to test the students. Apply skip logic and branching logic to the questionnaire, and route students to specific questions based on their answers.

Assign scores: Assign a score can to each question or a block of questions. Display scores to students on completion of the test or end of each block. Keep the students engaged during the whole test.

Distribute tests: Step aside paper tests! Teachers can distribute the test to students with a click of a button. Choose the list of email addresses to send the test to and distribute it to students from within the tool.

Collect and analyze results: The tool automatically collects the results as and when students complete the survey. View these results in an informative dashboard. Also, share results among other faculty members and administrators of the institution.

Steps for teachers to create an online test for free

Teachers need to test students from time to time to assess their understanding of a subject or a topic. Here is your guide to creating online tests for free.
1. Signup:
Visit www.questionpro.com and create a free account . To fill the signup form, enter your email address, choose a strong password, enter your mobile number, and signup. This should not take you more than 30 seconds. You don't need a credit card at any point.

2. Getting started: Enter the name of your test and hit the create survey button. If you need help getting started, browse the existing templates.

3. Add question/intro:
Jump directly into creating the questions for the test. However, it is good practice to add some introduction test to the test. The introduction text must be brief but must mention details of the test. Details like the subject, the purpose, it's duration, end date, and general rules must be added to familiarize the test taker with the test. Note: You can also import an existing test directly from MS Word if available.

4. Choose question type:
Choose from over 25 question types and use the most appropriate questions that suit your needs. All the basic questions you need to conduct an online test is available for free.

5. Distribute the test:
Easy email list management allows you to distribute the survey to even large groups of students very easily. Refer to the default template available on the email draft for guidance. Creating and distributing tests are simple and easy with QuestionPro. Access the dashboard to track responses and look at automated reports on the dashboard to get real-time feedback.

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Features of an online test maker for teachers

Let's look at the features of an online free test maker.

Easy test creation: Build tests easily within minutes on your own. Online free test makers even support advanced mathematical and statistical test creation.

Multiple templates: Choose from an already existing list of templates to ease the effort for novices.

Customizable templates: Choose your base template and fully customize your test to suit your students, your style, and to comply with academic requirements, if any.

Unlimited questions: Need to create an in-depth test with branching and skip logic? Teachers can probe better without an upper limit on the number of questions.

Smart scorekeeping: Different questions may carry different weightage. Assign points or scores to every question depending on the requirement.

Test setup: Easily schedule a test to go out to a specific set of students. Build an email list and automatically distribute the test instantly or at a scheduled time.

Supports multiple devices: Flexibility for students to access tests on either computers, tablets, or mobile devices.

Advanced analytics: The free test maker tracks the progress of the test for every student with the help of a unique id. Track the progress of the test in real-time.

Shareable dashboard: Share the progress dashboard among students or other faculty members to collaborate and share information.

Why should teachers use QuestionPro?

QuestionPro is a one-stop solution that enables teachers and educators to create assessments, tests, and quizzes. Build online tests, quizzes, and exams for students quickly and easily. Harness the power of customizable features, automated test distribution, and automated grading.

QuestionPro is not just the average free test maker. Your account comes with a suite of robust features so you can do more than just organizing tests. Here's why you must use the free online test maker.

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A free test maker for teachers is a simple online quiz maker that teachers use to create online tests to assess their students. Teachers and academic institutes use free online test makers to enhance e-learning, distance learning, and group studies. Online test makers are a simple to use, yet robust tool to use.

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Kiddle is a kid-friendly search engine that is powered by Google. This resource is helpful when students need to look things up because it blocks out any inappropriate information that may pop up on a regular search engine. This is also student-friendly because the sources that come up for the search are all easy to read for younger audiences and formatted in a way that they can understand

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Kahoot is a fun tool where you can create quizzes to do with kids. This would be more appropriate for third graders. This can be used as review or closure activity.

https://kahoot.com

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I think GoNoodle is really fun and I would like to incorporate that into my classroom. I like that it has so many different options of uses and can fit the vibe of whatever you are trying to do for your class. Another tool I think is fun is iPads because it allows them to take pictures or videos from their own perspective, and like professor said it can be used to help monitor and keep them on track during their centers when they have to take pictures of specific things.