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I created a "menu" for my students as a choice board. They could choose anything on the menu, as song as they spent $100. $=points, so if they only spent $80, their grade was an 80. It's easy to change up and edit for different courses/topics and my kids love it. Feel free to make a copy of my example and edit for yourself. :

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Gilmore & Co. - Food & Drink Menu by ksharp13

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Sharp's Cafe English I menu - appetizers - $20 $20 Read this article Watch this video - Main course - $60 $60 $60 Create Timeline of their life Compare/Contrast to person living in another t...

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This is a great idea!  We use Slides to make our tech newsletter. I like the idea of creating templates for kids... and gifs... and everything else you said! Thanks for sharing!

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With Persuasive text TEKS and tie into science TEKS on conservation of natural resources, students were able to choose from a menu of choices to create a product. I created a rubric that we went over first that had points for persuasive language, audience, conservation techniques, effort, participation, etc. Students had choices like create a poster/billboard (google doc or google drawing), Google Slideshow, Animoto video (commercial), Poster on paper (non digital option), recorded video using iMovie, Popplet, Padlet, any other choice they had to get approved by me. Then at the end we presented and most importantly students did a Google Form reflection piece and we reflected as a class and why certain projects were "stronger" than others.

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I am the Instructional Media Coordinator for my campus and created this webmix for my teachers. I color coded each section: red-district tools, yellow-student creation tools, orange-assessment tools, blue-collaboration tools.

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Students used Powtoons to create book commercials and trailers for an Ad Campaign project.

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Great tools but do you have them vetted for different ages of students? Ex: Symbaloo requires parent permission for students under 13.

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For lower elementary or anyone with iPads/tablets. Great for students to take a picture and record voice. Would be a great way to informal formative assessment - like Blabberize. Also would be great for students to take a picture of a book cover and retell a story- could help with comprehension or listening and speaking for TELPAS practice.  Students could take a picture or upload a picture of a person and give facts about person to go over biography, possibilities
are endless with any site like this.

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Instead of having students read quotes from Presidents, we used Blabberize and had the Presidents read the quotes to the kids. They loved it! It made a boring lesson a lot of fun.

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We use symbaloo to help guide research with appropriate sites

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We use symbaloo to help guide research with appropriate sites