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Talking dictionary is a really cool website that allows kids to hear how other nations pronounce their words. If gives students access right at their hands to understand other cultures and to appreciate them.

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These Talking Dictionaries were created by the Enduring Voices Project funded by the National Geographic Society and Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. Additional support and hosting by Swarthmore College.

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This website is useful for giving student's more access to books. It could be really helpful as a link to send home with our EB's for stories for them to read at home.

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ICDL - International Children’s Digital Library

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This site can help both teachers and students with ways to teach EB's and activities for EB's to participate in. It is incredibly helpful as an aid for teachers to see how other master learners help their EB's

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These stories capture the varied experiences of learning English through a child's eyes. From the shy and nerve-wracking beginnings to the joy of a blossoming new friendship, ELL students will recognize the highs and lows of the situations and emotions of the stories, many of which were written by authors who themselves were immigrants. The books also provide valuable insight to adults working with ELLs in the classroom.

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These stories capture the varied experiences of learning English through a child's eyes. From the shy and nerve-wracking beginnings to the joy of a blossoming new friendship, ELL students will recognize the highs and lows of the situations and emotions of the stories, many of which were written by authors who themselves were immigrants.

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Box is an application that can be downloaded onto your laptops desktop (depending on the type of computer) and is used to store documents. This is incredibly helpful because it is all online also so no worrying if your laptop crashes that all of your documents will be lost.

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Planboard is a free and easy to use website for lesson planning. It allows teachers to use an online forum and quickly organize lessons that align with standards. You can also find other lesson plans form online and incorporate those within your own.

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Chalk Gold and Planboard will provide you powerful features that enhance lesson planning and grading workflow.

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Scrible is a cool online format to save research. Online you can create a format and database that saves tags, artifacts and has the ability to share with others.

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Modern research platform for school and work

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Quizlet is a website designed for students to be able to study and understand parts of learning. It is commonly used as a study device but could be used in the classroom as a way for EB's to understand vocab.

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RubiStar is a way for teachers to provide clear and concise rubrics for their students. This could be really helpful because it aids teachers in the formatting of a rubric and can be accessed from anywhere.

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RubiStar is a tool to help the teacher who wants to use rubrics, but does not have the time to develop them from scratch.

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The differentiator provides teachers learning outcomes and objectives to post for the classroom. This could be incredibly useful tool to post your objectives in front of the class in a concise way.

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Thinking Skills tell us how we want students to think about the content. I use Bloom's Taxonomy. Make sure students are actually doing the thinking you want! For example, "create a list of odd numbers" is not high-level thinking, despite the word "create."

Content is the topic you're teaching! Click "click to edit" in the objective above to change it. You can differentiate your content by using Depth and Complexity below.

Resources are where students will get their information. You might lecture, give them a book to read, show them a video, etc. You'll want to get way more specific than these options.

The product is how students' show you their thinking. It should match the level of Bloom's that you aimed for. ⚠️ Products tend to be over-emphasized! A cool-looking product does not mean that there was high-level thinking.
Product list adapted from David Chung and The Flip Book, Too by Kaplan, Gould, Siegel
Beware the negative side of putting students in groups! Group work is vastly overused and will limit what students can produce.

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It's the Differentiator from Byrdseed! This bad boy will help you write differentiated lesson objectives with Depth and Complexity embedded!