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When browsing the Indiana eLearning Twitter page, I found that they advertised several professional development opportunities. I also enjoyed seeing ideas from other educators. This made me realize that twitter would be an easy way to share updates from my classroom! One teacher posted stories that her kindergarten students were recording. Students would be ecstatic to get feedback from followers by sharing pictures and links of their work!

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The Osmo allows my students to practice literacy and math concepts. I can create games that cater to our standards. This is a station that all students love! I have had an Osmo since it originally came out. iIam really wanting to purchase the new additions they have created. There is a new coding game that I know would be a hit!

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Symbaloo would help my students easily access websites on the netbooks. Simple icons would be much easier for my kindergarteners to navigate. I can also color code websites based on content. This would make it easy to distinguish between math and literacy choices. This would be an overall timesaver!

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I use Pinterest every day! I have saved tons of ideas to my own board for the classroom. I love that teachers can tag one another or quickly share ideas. I would also like to use Pinterest to share ideas for parents to use at home with their children.

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1.RL.2.2 Retell stories, fables, and fairy tales in sequence, including key details, and demonstrate understanding of their central message or lesson.

To retell stories, I would provide students with props for the story they are reading. They would use a computer or iPads to video record one another using the story props to put the events in order.

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K-2.PA.1 Use technology and developmentally appropriate multimedia resources to conduct age- appropriate research and support learning across the curriculum.

We are using technology to research nonfiction topics in the classroom. My students love using the Scholastic Weekly Reader online resources. Research is done by listening to the online reader. They can click on icons to watch informational videos to learn more. Their learning is reinforced by playing a game at the end. It is a great learning tool!

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I knew that there were computer science standards, but I have never taken the time to incorporate them into our curriculum map. I think this is something that I definitely need to do to ensure that I am thoughtfully engaging students in computer skills.