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This is here to introduce readers to me. I hope this helps you to get to know the teacher side of me :)

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I can't wait to be a teacher one day!

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GoNoodle - Website with interactive videos which would be used with students of all ages as a brain break, boosting energy, or to involve all students.

Reading Bear - This website has videos in which you can learn the alphabet and the letter sounds. I plan to use this with Kindergarten students or younger.

National Geographic - Allows students of all ages to learn about the world around them. Kindergarten and 1st grade have the option to have articles read out loud. I would use this mainly with older children during science and social studies.

Read Works - Teaches reading comprehension to children through 6th grade. I would primarily use this with elementary students to track their progress.

Power Talk - Uses text to speech on PowerPoint. I would use this with any age group any time I was using PowerPoint.

Speechify - This allows students with dyslexia to have text read out loud. This would be appropriate with any age group or student who needed to hear what they were reading.

Prezi - A unique way to present ideas and information using flow chart. I would use this for presentations or brainstorming.

Bubbl.us - A brainstorming tool used to organize ideas and thoughts. I would use this for kids who want to organize their ideas online rather than writing them.

Lucid Chart - This is an extension to Chrome with collaborative options for mind mapping. I would use this when students are required to work together on a project.

Number Navigator - This is a tool designed to keep young children's work straight and organized. I would use this to help children keep their place values straight.

Big, Simple Talking Calculator - This is just like it sounds, a digital calculator covering the whole screen that talks to you. I would use this for children who have visually disabilities or who are auditory learners.

Geoboard - A virtual geoboard. I would use this when learning about shapes if actual geoboards weren't available.

Hippocampus - An online resource with videos on 13 different subject areas. I would use this as supplemental instruction material or when having children research a subject.

Easybib - This is a tool to help formate bibliographies. This would be used with much older students (Jr. High at least) to help them learn to format or correct their bibliographies.

Google Notebook - An online Notebook that has collaborative capabilities. I would allow students the option to use this instead of handwritten notes.

Padlet - an online bulletin board. Easy to use. Use for collaborative discussions, gives all students a voice. I plan to use this to view each student's contribution on group projects.

Scribbler - a real-time, multi-user online whiteboard which offers text chat and audio. Perfect tool to try when face to face isn't possible. I would use this if students wanted to take notes while I was also teaching alongside them.

Actively Learn - awesome instruction tool for teaching reading across the curriculum. This would be a great tool to help children with comprehension with all reading levels.

Quizlet - Flashcards and study games. I would make a class set of flashcards and give the class the link for them to use.

Track Class - helps you get your school work organized. From reminders to notes to assignments and grades, you'll be on top of your studies! I would use this as a parental tool to help them keep track of their child's assignments.

Flash Card Stash - Half flashcard, half dictionary, and full awesome! Teachers can create class accounts and word lists for students. I could use this as a spelling and reading checklist for my students.

Spelling City-insert the week's spelling list and students can play games, finish worksheets, and complete other interactive activities. I would use this for younger students in preparation for weekly spelling tests.

Grammarly-Online Grammar Checker, instant reports with no log-in necessary. I would encourage students to use tools like this to do final checks with their writing or papers.

Story Jumper-Story building tool with scenes, props and text with spell check support. I would use this to encourage students to write creatively.

Little Bird Tales - Digital storytelling app with audio, excellent for young children. I would primarily use this for students who aren't able to read yet so they can follow along with stories.

Adobe Spark- create impactful web stories and animated videos. I would use this to inform parents or students about our classroom during parent teacher conferences or open house nights.

Drawp - Includes tools for drawing, painting, adding text, photos, and video. This would be a great way to allow students to illustrate their writing.

Vocaroo - very easy to use online audio recording service; can email, download or post the recording to the internet. I plan to use this with students who have trouble with their writing skills. They would be allowed to use this as an alternative.

Glogster - create online, interactive posters. I would use this to allow students to create presentations or as an alternative to a written presentation.

AudioPal - Embed an audio message in any website or blog. I would use this for students who struggle to read or need the audio message in their day.

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GoNoodle - Website with interactive videos which would be used with students of all ages as a brain break, boosting energy, or to involve all students. Reading Bear - This website has videos in which you can learn the alphabet and the letter sounds. I plan to use this with Kindergarten students or younger.