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www.xtramath.org
This is a free math app for students in grades 1 through 5.

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Comic Life - Recommended by Kate Venditto

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Comic Life - Recommended by Kate Venditto

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plasq.com/apps/comiclife/macwin/
Comic Life allows students to use technology to create a comic or a project similar to a comic strip.

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Hopscotch - Recommended by Kate Venditto and Carolyn Cesar

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Hopscotch - Recommended by Kate Venditto and Carolyn Cesar

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hopscotch-coding-for-kids/id617098629?mt=8
A coding app that is designed for children ages 8 and up.

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A geography app designed for students in grade 4 through 8. It allows schools and students across the country to compete with each other.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/geobee-challenge/id373203236?mt=8

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www.nearpod.com
This application allows the teacher to plan virtual field trips to a plethora of locations around the world, give quizzes or polls, and add other interactive features to lessons.

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Google Classroom - Recommended by Janice Kane

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Google Classroom - Recommended by Janice Kane

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This is a link to a Youtube video regarding how to use Google Classroom.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6L-nZGIUTE
Google Classroom is an app available to schools that functions as a classroom/assignment organizer.

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Seesaw - Recommended by Janice Kane and Heather Bordelon

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Seesaw - Recommended by Janice Kane and Heather Bordelon

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https://web.seesaw.me/
Seesaw is a free app (There is a paid version that will allow the student accounts to follow them through their school years. The free app doesn’t allow the transfer of accounts.) that allows students to begin to experience the social aspect of sharing on the Internet within a safe environment.

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Code.org - Recommended by Janice Kane and Bron Narsiman

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Code.org - Recommended by Janice Kane and Bron Narsiman

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Code.org offers students a great introduction to coding, using blocks, and allows students to work with many of the skills that will be required in higher level coding.

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BrainPOP - Recommended by Janice Kane and Heather Bordelon

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BrainPOP - Recommended by Janice Kane and Heather Bordelon

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https://www.brainpop.com/
BrainPOP is a great visual resource, containing educational, entertaining, kid friendly videos for all subject areas.

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Google Earth - Recommended by Janice Kane

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Google Earth - Recommended by Janice Kane

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https://www.google.com/earth/
Google Earth could be used in all areas of the curriculum. It could be used for history, geography, reading, writing, math, science, technology, and engineering.

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Khan Academy - Recommended by Tameka Farrell and Richard Gittins

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Khan Academy - Recommended by Tameka Farrell and Richard Gittins

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https://www.khanacademy.org/
I have used it as a classroom resource over the past three years in creating a “flipped classroom” experience for my AP Chemistry and AP Physics students who have missed class so that valuable classroom time is not lost.

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http://molview.org/
Molview is a powerful tool in the chemistry classroom.  It allows students to create 3D models of compounds to help determine information such as molecular geometry, bond type and bond angles.

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https://phet.colorado.edu/
The simulations are extremely helpful in making abstract lessons more accessible for students or as a fun way to introduce a topic on an explore day during a lecture.

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http://thix.co/beaker/
Beaker is a virtual lab experience for iPhone/iPad.  You can explore reactions between 150 chemicals with the ability to add filter, separator, cooler and blender tools.

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Video Physics - Recommended by Tameka Farrell

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Video Physics - Recommended by Tameka Farrell

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https://www.vernier.com/products/software/video-physics/
Video Physics is an innovative way to obtain data for kinematics and dynamics based labs in the physics classroom.

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Book Creator - Recommended by Paul Pavao

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Book Creator - Recommended by Paul Pavao

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Book Creator is a wonderful cross-curricular publishing and presentation app.

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/puppet-pals-2/id589141096?mt=8
Students create a short, animated video from their own writing

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Explain Everything Whiteboard - Recommended by Paul Pavao and Carolyn Cesar

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Explain Everything Whiteboard - Recommended by Paul Pavao and Carolyn Cesar

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https://explaineverything.com/
Students create a simple, digital version of a poster or diagram with labeled parts, or a digital slideshow, rather than a paper or poster presentation.

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/padlet/id834618886#?platform=ipad

https://padlet.com/

Students can contribute to a Padlet and collaborate synchronously or asynchronously, building and reflecting on what they and their peers have done.

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Flipgrid - Recommended by Paul Pavao and Bron Narsiman

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Flipgrid - Recommended by Paul Pavao and Bron Narsiman

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https://flipgrid.com
Flipgrid allows teachers to post questions that students answer by creating short video responses.

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Thinglink - Recommended by Bron Narsiman

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Thinglink - Recommended by Bron Narsiman

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Students can upload images, tag them with “nubbins” and add videos and graphics. This tool can be used as formative and summative assessments, learning eportfolios and even communication with parents.

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Screencastify - Recommended by Bron Narsiman

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Screencastify - Recommended by Bron Narsiman

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The Chrome Extension Screencastify is a simple and effective way to capture your entire desktop, browser tab or webcam. Once filmed, files are saved in a created Google Drive Folder.

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https://get.plickers.com/
Plickers was designed as an online polling tool to quickly and easily gain formative assessment data. When polling is conducted with an audience via pre-printed QR cards, feedback can be given instantaneously via graphical and data analysis.

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Starfall - Recommended by Richard Gittins

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Starfall - Recommended by Richard Gittins

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https://www.starfall.com/
The Starfall application Learn to read is designed to teach the early reading skills of phonological awareness, phonics, and word recognition.

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Duolingo - Recommended by Richard Gittins

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Duolingo - Recommended by Richard Gittins

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https://www.duolingo.com/
This is application is a world language instructional program.

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Story Creator - Recommended by Richard Gittins

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Story Creator - Recommended by Richard Gittins

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/story-creator-easy-story-book-maker-for-kids/id545369477#?platform=ipad
Students capture photographs of the world which surrounds them from the camera tool and use the recorder to verbalize their understanding of the topic.

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Solve the Outbreak - Recommended by Richard Gittins

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Solve the Outbreak - Recommended by Richard Gittins

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https://www.cdc.gov/mobile/applications/sto/web-app.html
Produced by the Center for Disease Control, the health emergency scenarios are drawn from real-world occurrences.

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https://www.kodable.com/
Students break problems into component parts, extract key information, and develop descriptive models to understand complex systems or facilitate problem-solving.

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Story Builder - Recommended by Carolyn Cesar

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Story Builder - Recommended by Carolyn Cesar

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/storybuilder-for-ipad/id377631532?mt=8
Story Builder hits impressive levels of the SAMR model through its versatility for struggling students.  If students are not quite ready to write they can record their answers to specific prompts (augmentation level), which can then be blended into a narrative.

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Draw and Tell - Recommended by Carolyn Cesar

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Draw and Tell - Recommended by Carolyn Cesar

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/draw-and-tell-hd/id504752087?mt=8
Draw and Tell is used for primary students in the creative process of composing stories and easily exemplifies the modification and redefinition level of the SAMR model.

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Class Dojo - Recommended by Heather Bordelon

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Class Dojo - Recommended by Heather Bordelon

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https://www.classdojo.com/
The ClassDojo app allows the students to create a similar portfolio to SeeSaw. ClassDojo is our main form of communication with parents. Students can share their work with family members and communicate their new learning with them as well. The fact that ClassDojo uses QR codes for students to easily access their accounts makes it easier for my Kindergartners to upload work or ideas to their accounts

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GetEpic - Recommended by Heather Bordelon

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GetEpic - Recommended by Heather Bordelon

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https://www.getepic.com
EPIC engages the user through enhancing and enriching content in a way in which the students’ attention is grasped and encourages the user to continue to read and discover new books.

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Make Wonder Blockly - Recommended by Heather Bordelon

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Make Wonder Blockly - Recommended by Heather Bordelon

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https://www.makewonder.com/apps/blockly/
The Blockly app is an app that is used with the Dash Robot.

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NASA Visualization Explorer - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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NASA Visualization Explorer - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/nasaviz
NASA VIZ brings the best that technology has to offer to the fingertips of everyone! A great way to integrate real-world content to whatever is being taught, or to use just for personal curiosity or interest.

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Codemonkey - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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Codemonkey - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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www.playcodemonkey.com
CodeMonkey uses an interactive and clear format to teach students the importance of creativity, efficiency and alternate pathways to accomplish the same goal.

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Project Noah - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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Project Noah - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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www.projectnoah.org
Biology is the study of “life” and this application will hopefully breath life into the students as they take an active role in collecting and contributing information to the worldwide database of catalogued species on our planet.

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Quizlet - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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Quizlet - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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www.quizlet.com
This application allows for individual study and personalization of the learning process with multiple learners at the same time.

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Let's Recap - Recommended by Adrienne Myers

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Let's Recap - Recommended by Adrienne Myers

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https://letsrecap.com/
Teams of students focused on different subtopics can collaborate to answer focused questions and create a final project posted for another class to learn from.

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Kahoot - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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Kahoot - Recommended by Kristina Watkins

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https://kahoot.com/
When the STUDENT creates the Kahoot! they take on the role of content creator.

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Math Playground - Recommended by Adrienne Myers

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Math Playground - Recommended by Adrienne Myers

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https://www.mathplayground.com/
Math Playground is a collection of games for students K-5 (and beyond for the use of remediating skills) that practice many facets of the mathematics curriculum.

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Legends of Learning - Recommended by Adrienne Myers

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Legends of Learning - Recommended by Adrienne Myers

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https://www.legendsoflearning.com/
Legends of Learning is a game based learning platform with a science focus.  There are science topics aligned to the NGSS for 3rd grade through 8th.

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https://quizizz.com/
Teachers can create their own set of questions or borrow questions from pre-made quizzes, to be presented to students in a live online game.

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https://www.prodigygame.com/
Prodigy is a fantasy world based role-playing game where students must answer math problems to cast spells and move through the storyline.