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(Paige Bair)
https://journeynorth.org/
DESCRIPTION:
--- Journey North is used to engage students in investigations of wildlife migration and seasonal change. Each year, thousands of students and their teachers across North America come together to experience the annual cycle through observation, inquiry, research, and the sharing of data.
IDEAS FOR USE IN CLASSROOM:
---- Students can use Journey North to explore migration patterns all over the world.
--- Students can be assigned an animal and study their patterns throughout seasons.
---Use the journal entry to help students tie together the corresponding news update with additional resources, including photo galleries, slideshows, maps, and articles.
--- Students can participate in a Unit Case Study of a particular migratory animal/species.
COSTS:
--- Any person can register and post videos, comments, and sightings in real-time waves of migration for FREE!
PROS:
---- Ready to use resources for teachers
--- Students can see real life scenarios and experiences
--- APP version available for phones (easily accessible)
CONS:
--- Relying on citizen participation to post real life sightings

--- Internet or technology access necessary

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Flipgrid is the name of our tile. Flipgrid is found at www.flipgrid.com.

Flipgrid Is a social learned technology tool to use in classrooms around the world. It is a website where you can make short films and videos to display to your students or have your students display to you. It allows teachers to create the content grids for video discussions. Each video is like a message board.  Flipgrid can be used in any classroom for any subject area. Some examples of using flipgrid could be to respond to reading responses, debate topics or as an exit ticket. There is a free version that allows minimal access and one that you can purchase for $65 a year that includes advance selections.

Pros:
•customize video responses and push students to plan and speak throughly
• works for any subject
• collaborate across the world
Cons:
• It can distract students from the purpose of the assignment.
•Students could play around using the technology and waste class time
• So many possibilities that teachers could be overwhelmed.

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Logan and Jenni
https://penzu.com/app/login
Description: This can be used in a classroom by using it as a source for students to write about certain science topics. This is basically an online journal that students can keep track of science experiments or essays of topics they have learned about.
Strategies: Students can write journal entries and teachers can edit and grade and assess students work.
Cost: It is a free online journal for students. But teacher pay $49/year for teacher version (Penzu Pro)
Pros: Students can keep their journals private and work on things by themselves giving them more motivation to write. Tools are simple to use and easy to navigate
Cons: grading can be very time consuming. In order for students to edit, they have to copy and paste and create a new assignment

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Shannon and Samantha
Link- https://www.storyboardthat.com/?utm_expid=.pTP0wQ3NTOmZVW6sAtgtsA.0&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.storyboardthat.com%2Fstoryboard-creator%3Ftry%3D1
Description- Storyboard That is a tool that allows students to create their own comic/story boards.
Strategies for Use-
can be used to practice narrative or creative writing.
Cost-  Free trail or for $10  a month.  Teacher pricing is $9 a month.
Pros- Students can enhance their writing skills and creativity.
Cons-
- Can be time consuming, make sure to allow time to create their whole story.
- It is not free!

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The website can be used to introduce, teach, and review science concepts. It provides games and activities to teach and go over materials. It can help connect science terms and concepts to real world connections as well as current events. The teaching and learning strategies used include encouraging student engagement through games and colorful pictures/characters you can click on to read further information. The website is free so that is a major pro but on the other hand a major con is that it doesn’t provide quizzes or other forms of assessment to measure student learning and progress. There is no cost associated with this website.

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Link: https://www.google.com/earth/
Description: Google Earth is a free program from Google that allows you to "fly" over a virtual globe and view the Earth through high-resolution graphics and satellite images. It is greatly superior to static maps and satellite images. Google Earth gives you a drone's eye view of the landscape below.

How to use it in the classroom: Students can use Google Earth to:
• study natural and political maps
• learn map reading and navigation
• visually explore historical, news, and census data• annotate locations and share with others
• create their own 3D models to overlay on maps
• download geographically-referenced information created by others

Teaching Strategies:
Educators can use Google Earth as a supplement to all kinds of lessons, bringing the geography and topography of different locations to life. Students can perform searches, zoom around the Earth, study layers of weather, and study eye-level photos. Google Earth can be used to encourage students to find things such as Volcanos, and some teachers have created a scavenger-like games out of researching the locations. This type of project has students investigate the locations of various volcanos and then has them apply the information by exploring and bookmarking using Google Earth.

Pros:
Free
Available on a wide array of devices
Up-to-date maps and data
Extremely detailed
3D capabilities
Additional layers available
Ability to "visit" select buildings
Historical view
Can be embedded into web pages
Available in 45 languages
It is a great way for students to take virtual field trips

Cons:
High bandwidth requirement for best performance
Low resolution in some areas
Requires internet access
Not all areas of globe are covered - some are restricted
Less developed countries are poorly presented on maps
Students will be off task and begin to look up things other than the desired destination.

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Lexie and Katherine: Quizlet in the Classroom

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Lexie and Katherine: Quizlet in the Classroom

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Link: https://quizlet.com/latest
How to use it: Quizlet on it's own can be flashcards and study tools. The cards can be randomized and flipped for a classic feel. The decks can be created by the teacher for individualized content specific for your students and their needs. Quizlet live is a kahoot alternative based on accuracy rather than speed. It is interactive and updates in real time for students to play often.
Strategies: Quizlet would best be used as a unit review or by studying vocabulary terms or dates with your students. Students would be able to print cards for more of a hands on matching experience.
Cost: Quizlet is free for teachers and students.
Pros: A quick and easy study method for students. It is a free resource. Acts as a game while still being educational, as well as teaching your kids team-building skills. It is very user friendly and easy to navigate. Quizlet is also a good way to review information quickly.
Cons: limited to what the deck includes, or by using other peoples decks the content may not relate to all of your students. If you do not do your research before hand, you may be giving your students false answers in their studying.

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Shealynn Sumner & Lauren Bair
Link : https://www.plickers.com/library
Description:
Plickers are used to collect data in the classroom. The educator inputs questions into the online database. The students are given papers that will hold up to display their answer choices. They can choose from A,B,C, or D. The student will turn their paper to display the appropriate answer at the top of the sheet. You, as the educator, will scan the classroom and get instant feedback about your students answers.
Strategies:
- You could create a class review over Fractions
- You could play a review game and students will gain points for every correct answer
- Students can work in groups
- Students can create their own quiz and test each other
Cost:
- Free ! You can buy plastic plickers but they are not needed!
Pros:
- Saving Paper
- Reducing Set Up Time
- Fun for students
- Instant Feedback
- Can include 63 Students !
Cons:
- Time Consuming due to entering questions
- Technology can fail

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Canva you can create posters, graphics organizers and brochures and etc. you can use it for a comic strip and create informative webtoons on topics. You can create a brochures that would work great for examples for like explaining and performance assessments. Canva can also be used as a performance assessment tool. The pros of Canva include that the free version gives you a lot of templates, it is an easy guide for students to navigate through, students have a choice in the type of assignment they want to choose, and this can help enhance their creativity.  The con is that you have to pay for the pro.

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https://www.usgs.gov/science/science-explorer
***Description-  Can be used for upper grades extensive research and expand on a standard to create higher level thinking. Includes maps, data bases from the past, activities that can be used in the classroom, research projects, images, and current national and state news.

***Strategies- Focusing on one topic and providing specific link to Google Classroom to prevent students from feeling overwhelmed or getting lost within the website. Researching on the website in order to become familiar with it prior to the lesson.

***Cost- Website is open to public at no cost.

***Pros- Can be used in other subject areas. Students can make connections to real world situations or experiences.

***Cons- Overwhelming students with too much content

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https://popplet.com/
Rachael and Emily Tudor

Description: This is a tool to help organize and create thoughts in timelines and graphic organizers. These can be color coded and can be used to sort ideas.

Strategies for Use: Students can create graphic organizers and timelines about different subjects.

Cost: The app costs $4.99

Pros: Students can organize their thoughts and can be automatically saved to their computer.
Teachers do not have to keep up with more paper.

Cons: Students must have access to technology.
It seems to be very limited in its ability.

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https://ifaketextmessage.com/

FREE!!

Using 35-50 words students can create fake dialogs between two people for various activities and subjects

Strategies and uses are: display of morning routine, beginning dialog of a story prompt, introducing new vocabulary and definitions, famous conversations between two people, correcting grammar errors, etc.

pros: free, relatable to students, engaging, user friendly - easy to figure out, easily accessible on any device

cons: can only be 35-50 words, only between two students, must have reliable internet access, website offers no educational purposes, minor details are customizable that would take students focus away from the assignment

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https://www.exploratorium.edu/

Exploratorium is a public learning laboratory exploring the world through science, art, and human perception. This website has helpful videos, activities, and events that would be a great way for students to learn. This website has many interesting videos that would teacher students about history and science. The activities are a great way for students to work hands on in science.

In the classroom we would use this website by using the activities for an experiment within the standard. Exploratorium has paper directions as well as a step by step video for the whole experiment. Within the videos it shows what you need, why you are doing it as well as how to do it. The experiments are easy to follow along and students could do it theirselves or within a group and work together.

Exploratorium is free to everyone for the videos, activities, and act., except for the events that are advertised on the website. The events have a spot where you can buy the tickets but you do not have to explore the events.

One con is that the events are not free. The events would be a good idea for field trips. Some of the videos are kinda old.The pros are the videos and activities are free and very accurate.

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(Emily Tate and Ella Yates)
www.thinglink.com
Cost - free and paid versions available
Use in classroom - interactive reports. Adding links for info on pictures
Teaching strategies - collaboration
Pro - free version available. Can make reports more fun
Cons - if you get the free version only the teacher can have an account.