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Students can record an answer to a question or record a story. They can also take pictures of their work and share it with your parents and teachers. 

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Students can record an answer to a question or record a story. They can also take pictures of their work and share it with your parents and teachers. 

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Get everyone to share the name of their school so I can give them credit! :)

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Get everyone to share the name of their school so I can give them credit! :)

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We use FlipGrid. Students respond to a prompt and also respond to each other.
We can also use Microsoft TEAMS to peer edit.

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Responding to a prompt with reading.

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Jamboards to work on word problems for math or reading prompts so that we can interact with the text or question as a group.

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Geography

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My daughter's 3rd grade teacher is using it for the kids to brainstorm ideas for the YA topic :)

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My daughter's 3rd grade teacher is using it for the kids to brainstorm ideas for the YA topic :)

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Just to get social interaction with each other. Put up a fun question or brain teaser or topic that they get on and respond to and then respond to each other. So the virtual kids can get some interactions as well with peers.

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I'd use a Padlet for students to collaborate outside of the classroom- they could work together and post their improvements on their classroom creations on the Padlet and reflect from home.

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As a discussion board between A and B day students

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For the little ones, I could pose a question and they could state their opinion by typing yes or no or a basic sentence. This will give them the experience with using it and it will be a new learning experience  for little ones.

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Have them answer questions as a group. Example - put up a text and then as a group they go on and list out their inferences, or build vocabulary lists and can't repeat each other's answers.