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Instead of reading logs I have students answers some questions to what they have read on recap

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Instead of reading logs I have students answers some questions to what they have read on recap

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Each student orally recorded their presentations and shared electronically with the teacher. Many creative ways to then share out with other students (yay authentic audience besides just the teacher). Screencastify is chromebook friendly.

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Argumentative writing: Claim, Evidence, Reasoning, Counter-argument, Audience

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Using specific organizers to guide students' thinking before, during, or after reading. I've been trying to switch these over to Google Docs.

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﻿ ﻿ ​﻿ Explicit strategy instruction is at the core of good comprehension instruction. " Before " strategies activate students' prior knowledge and set a purpose for reading. " During...

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This website is a fun way of creating story books online.

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Nimbus works great for screen shots and video recording from an online source!

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Nimbus works great for screen shots and video recording from an online source!

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My students made a song/rap about a famous hero on Wevideo.  

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My students made a song/rap about a famous hero on Wevideo.  

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For book discussion groups or lit circles, students use google slides or chat (depending on grade level) to share out specific things about the book they are reading.

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Use the comment tool for students to write their annotations - what they are thinking about related to the reading (summary, question, definition of unfamiliar word, connection).

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Grammarly for helping to edit their papers

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Grammarly for helping to edit their papers

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students able to choose their own books on Epic.  Has really increased student silent reading 

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students able to choose their own books on Epic.  Has really increased student silent reading 

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Sharing images with students helps anchor new words.

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recap is a great app for students to practice speaking skills

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We have a student that cannot speak in front of others. He videorecorded himself giving a book talk and it was shared with peers. Well received.

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I have had to modify / personalize graphic organizers. When coupled with shared google docs, my students can accomplish modified assignments.

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goformative for informal assessment of reading comprehension.  

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goformative for informal assessment of reading comprehension.  

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ELA teachers using UDL practices- Google read/write to provide access to reading for students

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ELA teachers using UDL practices- Google read/write to provide access to reading for students

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Newsela has been a great resource for leveled readers

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Newsela has been a great resource for leveled readers

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Students able to choose their own books from epic.

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reading Gettysburg Address and I Have a Dream speeches that allow use of an online dictionary

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Commonlit.org. Love that