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This site allows the screen of the computer to be recorded. This can be helpful for assessment so that the teacher can monitor the way the students are thinking and interacting with learning.

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Easy and free screen recorder for Mac, Windows, and Chromebooks. Record your camera and screen with audio directly from your Chrome browser and share the video with your team, friends, and family.

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This site allows the lesson objectives to be differentiated for individual students.

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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!

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Kahoot! has games for students to play that are based on content. Teachers can analyze progress based on game results.

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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This site allows children to engage in math word problems. Students can practice reading and understanding as well as use math solving skills.

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Math Word Problems with Thinking Blocks ®

Model and Solve with Thinking Blocks

Print Word Problems from Thinking Blocks

Addition and Subtraction Videos

Multiplication and Division Videos

Decimals and Percent Videos

Ratio and Proportion Videos

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Math Playground has hundreds of interactive math word problems for kids in grades 1-6. Solve problems with Thinking Blocks, Jake and Astro, IQ and more. Model your word problems, draw a picture, and organize information!

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CommonLit allows teachers to choose readings and lessons and analyze student performance in regards to their reading ability.

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This site provides multiple stories that are geared for ELL students. They choose stories that are based on specific situations and emotions.

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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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This site allows students to interact with real world feeling and experiences. They can explore statistics from different countries.

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Better World Flux - where progress flows

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Welcome to Better World Flux, a beautiful interactive visualization of information on what really matters in life. Indicators like happiness, life expectancy, and years of schooling are meaningfully displayed in a colourful flowing flux.

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Voicethread allows students to give presentations. They also can engage in practice conversations and defend and justify their work.

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This site allows students to create a mind map. They can collaborate with other students and easily connect concepts and ideas.

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I believe that technology is an important aspect to include in the education of emergent bilinguals. Technology has many aspects that can be extremely helpful for ELLs that are able to aid in learning and understanding. Technology enables creativity and collaboration. Students can practice using all of the different modes of language when using technology. I will integrate technology in ways that will be conducive to learning in that students can practice language, view new material that they relate with and work with others. Technology can help students in their professional development later on and will enable them to be successful with technology in the future as it is becoming more prominent in our society. While technology cannot necessarily take the place of organic and real-world conversations and experiences, it is a positive way to support emergent bilinguals and provide ways to practice language skills.