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thinglink
hopscotch
scratch jr
code.org
cadables
symbaloo - organize tabs

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I have the students make how-to videos on whatever app they want at the end of the unit to show their learning (not every unit).

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I have my students use Google docs when I want them to share something with me. I use Canvas as a place to store items I want them to grab. All of their math homework is online through Big Ideas Math and they get immediate feedback because they can check if their answers are correct.

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I have my students use Google docs when I want them to share something with me. I use Canvas as a place to store items I want them to grab. All of their math homework is online through Big Ideas Math and they get immediate feedback because they can check if their answers are correct.

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imovie to create a persuasive mexico project. Some used it as a radio commercial, some a TV commercial, and I also had a pair do a 10 minute info- martial.

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Google Classroom is our communication and assignment station.  We also use Weebly Website maker.

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I use google classroom to share assignments, and I use google drive for students to collaborate for books clubs and learning models.

Newsela allows for students to read news articles of interest at their reading level.

Google read write has also been a new tool to assist learners with language and vocabulary.

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Learners use Nearpod and Goformative.com during mini-lessons to show their thinking for quick formative assessments.
Edpuzzle.com is also great to keep learners engaged in videos shared with them. You can upload your own or use others already created.

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The students use apps such as Raz Kids, Front Row and Xtra Math so they can do work at their own level.

Use educreations to show work. It records their work and their voice.

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I use Edmodo for grade 4 and 6, google classroom for grade 8

Google Apps for all :)

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Communication devices such as GoTalk Now app on the iPad.

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Google classroom so kids can interact with each other

Padlet for responses and reflection

Google forms with the Awesome Table add-on so their responses are emailed directly to me and (once I learn how) to them or their parents.

Google Sites for their personal learning portfolios and a 6th grade site for links and guidance/review

Writing counterpart in 6th grade uses Blogger for the kids writing assignments/journals

I want to try: Reading Glue (free reading stats and tracker online!!!) https://www.readingglue.com/

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Learners can research a topic of their choice and do a Google Slide or iMovie to share the information they learned; Front Row; SumDog; RAZ Kids; Book Creater or Scribblepress; dancemattyping.com; Google Docs; Google Forms

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Book creator to explore weather and demonstrate thinking and learnings

Book creator as an alternative way to create writing pieces-They like to record their voices

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Google Classroom to post and have students submit assignments
I use Kahoot as well

I will use Socrative for exit tickets

Educreations to have an interactive white board and they can record their thinking and send it to other people

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I do lots of Kahoots to review Bones/Muscles/Rules

I use Google Classroom like Showbie

Book creator to create "Sportfolios"

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I use Kahoot for Math review- kids make them for others too. I also use Padlet for exit tickets in Math and during read-alouds. Kids have the option of publishing using Book Creator, Google Docs, Google Slides, or other sites/apps. We use iMovie to share learning for Book Clubs/buzzes, Science and Social Studies. We use Notability instead of a textbook in Math.