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Each lesson has a link to a Khan Academy topic that students can watch for additional instruction.  I also i

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Each lesson has a link to a Khan Academy topic that students can watch for additional instruction.  I also i

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I used entry tickets (bell work) at the beginning of the class to 🤬 the work from the previous lessons and as a way to check and re-teach content that students do not quite understand.

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I used entry tickets (bell work) at the beginning of the class to 🤬 the work from the previous lessons and as a way to check and re-teach content that students do not quite understand.

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(A. Rauber)

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Specfic questions and guided notes are two of the ideas that I have used from our mathematical curriculum to have students explain what they see happening and how it relates to the mathematical concept.

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Specfic questions and guided notes are two of the ideas that I have used from our mathematical curriculum to have students explain what they see happening and how it relates to the mathematical concept.

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(A. Rauber)

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I have previousy used Khan academy as a supplement for more complex mathematical concepts. 

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I have previousy used Khan academy as a supplement for more complex mathematical concepts. 

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(A. Rauber)

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I frequently use exit tickets and self evalutaion using post it notes (novice to expert). I would love to have greater ability to communicate face to face with each student during the evalation process. Time constraints can be worked out with a little updating. Google Forms for exit tickets (love the questions suggested by Catlin), Flip Grid video taped responses to interview questions would work also.

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I frequently use exit tickets and self evalutaion using post it notes (novice to expert). I would love to have greater ability to communicate face to face with each student during the evalation process. Time constraints can be worked out with a little updating. Google Forms for exit tickets (love the questions suggested by Catlin), Flip Grid video taped responses to interview questions would work also.

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Classroom debates are still fun for this E. Students have also enjoyed creating(and scoring) quizzes for their peers. Google Slides and exit tickets of the past can be switched to  Google Forms, Quiziz and Kahoot.

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Classroom debates are still fun for this E. Students have also enjoyed creating(and scoring) quizzes for their peers. Google Slides and exit tickets of the past can be switched to  Google Forms, Quiziz and Kahoot.

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In the past I have relied heavily on performance explanations, role play, Q & A, Google Slides. I think Pear Deck and Screencastify have more engaging features and they can both be shared in class Zoom meetings.

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In the past I have relied heavily on performance explanations, role play, Q & A, Google Slides. I think Pear Deck and Screencastify have more engaging features and they can both be shared in class Zoom meetings.

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I have students team up , select/assign cooperative learning roles. They select topics/viewpoints from a choice board and work collaboratively to present via Google Slides. Resources for research must be declared reliable. I think insert learning would be a great forum for determining whether or not the cite is reliable.

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I have students team up , select/assign cooperative learning roles. They select topics/viewpoints from a choice board and work collaboratively to present via Google Slides. Resources for research must be declared reliable. I think insert learning would be a great forum for determining whether or not the cite is reliable.

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I perform or get student volunteers (in advance) to perform a scripted/open ended role play in order to get the classroom buzzing with opinions or ideas for problem solving.

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I perform or get student volunteers (in advance) to perform a scripted/open ended role play in order to get the classroom buzzing with opinions or ideas for problem solving.

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The way i would evaluate would be through individual/group conversations and games.

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The way i would evaluate would be through individual/group conversations and games.

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I can elaborate through hands on activities with my students.

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I can elaborate through hands on activities with my students.

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I have linked on my classroom to websites that we explore starting in jan. with the class.(bear.org)

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I have linked on my classroom to websites that we explore starting in jan. with the class.(bear.org)

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I would record myself reading a book and upload (at the time it was through Classdojo)

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I would record myself reading a book and upload (at the time it was through Classdojo)

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Sending rehearsal files for the students to sing along with help for any music teacher. This also allows them to still hear and see you. (N. Nero)

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Sending rehearsal files for the students to sing along with help for any music teacher. This also allows them to still hear and see you. (N. Nero)

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(S. Kerst)

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(S. Kerst)

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Papers and articles from Google drive can also be attached to the Class Story section of Class Dojo. The videos and documents can be used for all 5 of the 5 E's instructional model.

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I have attached videos from the Class Dojo site about Mindset for students to view. It includes a set of questions pupils can answer on his or her own, but answers can't be recorded online.

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I am relieved Zoom and Google Chatroom are options for explaining.

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a great tool for art students to display their portfolio of work.

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I linked various videos and activities from National Geographic kids to my virtual classroom so students had access to interesting animal articles and fun science experiments that I also recorded and uploaded to the room.

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I linked various videos and activities from National Geographic kids to my virtual classroom so students had access to interesting animal articles and fun science experiments that I also recorded and uploaded to the room.

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(Melissa Charles)

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youtube is such a valuable tool and with ed puzzle being able to snip parts can be used for instruction as well as assessment.  

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youtube is such a valuable tool and with ed puzzle being able to snip parts can be used for instruction as well as assessment.  

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I feel zoom is user friendly and allows the students to see each other and their teach which is great for the little kindergartens. ( Randi Jordan) 

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I feel zoom is user friendly and allows the students to see each other and their teach which is great for the little kindergartens. ( Randi Jordan) 

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demo's on various exercises and dances

MB Thigpen

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Simer

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I used Quizizz which the students liked the memes and music, similar to Kahoot. I also used Boom Task Cards, which was similar to the task cards we used in the classroom, so they felt confident with that. I also used Flipgrid as a way for students to respond to questions or they could write their response. I let them choose which they were more comfortable with.

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Staying connected with kids and families. (L. Morrison)

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TedED. You can use their lessons or modify and create your own. (Westbrook)

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TedED. You can use their lessons or modify and create your own. (Westbrook)

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Education.com and TeachTown have been great resources for my students within the resource room at the primary level (Heiskell)

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Education.com and TeachTown have been great resources for my students within the resource room at the primary level (Heiskell)

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CommonLit Discussion Questions can be used for collaborative discussion.(Lydia Kulesza)

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CommonLit Discussion Questions can be used for collaborative discussion.(Lydia Kulesza)

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We used a Google Doc, and then discussed questions in Zoom meetings. However, that can easily be changed to a Google Classroom Question. (LK)

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CommonLit has videos and additional resources for each story. (Lydia Kulesza)

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CommonLit has videos and additional resources for each story. (Lydia Kulesza)

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Schoology gives many options for delivering assessments online. (Schveder)

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Schoology gives many options for delivering assessments online. (Schveder)

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Legends of Learning | Math and Science Games

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Math and science games for grades K-8 that increase engagement and test scores. Curriculum aligned. Backed by Research. Teacher Reviewed. Fun for Students.

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Creating a TikTok video/ an annotated TikTok. Yes, there is a ton of junk on TikTok just like there is on any other social media- YouTube, Twitter, etc. But, there is a ton of educational potential there too!

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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(Amanda Stanley)

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1. One on one Zoom meetings. 2. Voice recordings of myself reading materials in order to provide "read aloud" accommodations in my students' IEPs. 3. Shared Google Doc which acted as a "calendar of assignments" where I would link all classroom materials for all of the core classes in the 7th grade. With this, students could see each day (and in one place) what was expected of them.

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1. One on one Zoom meetings. 2. Voice recordings of myself reading materials in order to provide "read aloud" accommodations in my students' IEPs. 3. Shared Google Doc which acted as a "calendar of assignments" where I would link all classroom materials for all of the core classes in the 7th grade. With this, students could see each day (and in one place) what was expected of them.

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(M. Kerst)

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raz-kids (learning a-z)Kids can record themselves reading, teacher can listen and provide feedback (written or recorded) (Delaney)

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raz-kids (learning a-z)Kids can record themselves reading, teacher can listen and provide feedback (written or recorded) (Delaney)

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raz-kids (learning a-z) for reading (Delaney)

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raz-kids (learning a-z) for reading (Delaney)

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Zoom sessions to explain thinking. (Patton)

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Zoom sessions to explain thinking. (Patton)

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Slide decks for Number Words and Numerals intervention. Interactive numerals that vanished when named. (Patton)

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Slide decks for Number Words and Numerals intervention. Interactive numerals that vanished when named. (Patton)

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Boom interactive
learning cards

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Khan Academy, Math Antics, Ted Talk Ed, Flocabulary

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Conducted zoom meetings

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Kahoot Live with students via Zoom to review material before the assessment on Edulastic.  The students loved the Kahoot Live over Zoom as it reminded them of playing it together in class!

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Kahoot Live with students via Zoom to review material before the assessment on Edulastic.  The students loved the Kahoot Live over Zoom as it reminded them of playing it together in class!

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Regular zoom sessions with students where I often shared my screen and taught the class using my notes and videos as I would in person

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Regular zoom sessions with students where I often shared my screen and taught the class using my notes and videos as I would in person

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(Tammy Anfang)

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I have had my students use Epic to explore different books. The students enjoyed being able to search and find their own stories.

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I incorporated the research-based phonics and comprehension program Lalilo. This online platform preassesses students and creates differentiated lessons targeted to that student individually, moving at their own pace.

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You can get really creative with making assessments on google forms-especially for younger kids! (Mikayla McCall)

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We have been using Virtual Manipulatives in our classroom.  Not a platform, but great for exploring.

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We have been using Virtual Manipulatives in our classroom.  Not a platform, but great for exploring.

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(Jo Walsh-Cobb)

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Loom for read aloud, mini lessons and tutorials.(Ingram)

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Loom for read aloud, mini lessons and tutorials.(Ingram)

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(Benton)

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(Finn)

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I encouraged students to add Adobe Spark to their repertoire when creating presentations. (Finn)

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Podcasts about topics concerning the lives of teens. (Finn)

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Talks about topics concerning adolescents. (Finn)

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I used google slides templates to create choice boards with linked lessons. (Finn)

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Sutori: Sutori is an educational presentation tool in a timeline format. It has a host of features that are education-based, helping to bring the best out of students and improve learning outcomes. (from their website)

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Sutori: Sutori is an educational presentation tool in a timeline format. It has a host of features that are education-based, helping to bring the best out of students and improve learning outcomes. (from their website)

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John Marfy

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Sutori is a collaborative tool for classrooms, ideal for multimedia assignments in Social Studies, English, Language Arts, STEM, and PBL for all ages.

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Albert.io (school needs to purchase license). Great formative and summative evaluation tool.

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Albert.io (school needs to purchase license). Great formative and summative evaluation tool.

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John Marfy

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Grades 5-12 reading, writing, math, science, and test prep | Albert

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Albert gives teachers access to world-class, standards aligned practice content for AP, Common Core, NGSS, SAT, ACT, Regents, SSTAAR and more.

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Canva. Create professional-looking graphic designs. Posters, flyers, infographics, cards, even facebook and Instagram graphics. Multiple templates and animated graphics are also available. Smart-phone app available.

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Canva. Create professional-looking graphic designs. Posters, flyers, infographics, cards, even facebook and Instagram graphics. Multiple templates and animated graphics are also available. Smart-phone app available.

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John Marfy

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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WeVideo for easy online video editing with mp4 downloads.

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WeVideo for easy online video editing with mp4 downloads.

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John Marfy

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WeVideo is a cloud-based video creation tool that allows sales and marketing teams to inspire, educate and convert their customers.

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(Ariel Kriwinsky)

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6th graders love both of these tools! (Ariel Kriwinsky)

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Colleen Ready

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Colleen Ready

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Colleen Ready

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Great for open journaling, or just getting thoughts from students on topics.

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Holly Cartwright

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Emily Hammonds

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Emily Hammonds

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(Emily Hammonds)

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IXL for math and ELA, Class Dojo student portfolios (Tessa Forster)

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IXL for math and ELA, Class Dojo student portfolios (Tessa Forster)

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Teacher created YouTube videos, Class Dojo, class Zoom meetings (Tessa Forster)

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Teacher created YouTube videos, Class Dojo, class Zoom meetings (Tessa Forster)

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(Carie Engelhart)

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(Dan Brubaker)

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(Dan Brubaker)

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(Dan Brubaker)

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(E. Carney)