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sort words by digraphs

2nd grade

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Math- working on measurements 2nd grade

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Quizzes
Non fiction text
Spelling practice
2nd grade

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math bridges: measurement, working on NF text, organizing our thinking with box and bullets, summaries, writing on all abouts, word study focusing on digraphs and blends

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math bridges: measurement, working on NF text, organizing our thinking with box and bullets, summaries, writing on all abouts, word study focusing on digraphs and blends

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2nd grade

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Measurement unit in Bridges
Read aloud: animal books, biographies
Paraphrasing and summarizing skills
Guided reading with independent reading
Raz-Kids
Spelling patterns
2nd grade

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GoNoodle

Flocabulary

Thug Notes

Crash Course

No Red Ink

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To use in-class:
Kahoot (for review quizzes)
Google Classroom
I LOVE Google Forms

To help me:
Common Curriculum (planner)
Go Guardian
Timer Tab

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http://www.watchknowlearn.org
For organized educational videos, also by grade level.

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IXL.com

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Storyonline.com has many books read to students.

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Storyonline.com has many books read to students.

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http://www.storylineonline.net/

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kahoot.it
Its fun and easy to have students do quizzes

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I am using all aspects of Class Dojo for student and parent communications.

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Turtlediary.com
Hoodamath.com

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Booksy
youtube kids
sight word & spelling
RAZKIDS
QR code reader

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I found letterschool, bud's rhyming words...I searched cvc words to help me find the apps.  I guess it makes sense to search for the standard or skill I want the kids to practice to find apps that work on those.

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I found letterschool, bud's rhyming words...I searched cvc words to help me find the apps.  I guess it makes sense to search for the standard or skill I want the kids to practice to find apps that work on those.

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It supports what we're learning in class.
https://play.google.com/edu-world/apps/details?id=com.knmtech.kidsspeller

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and Starfall.  I have 5 studnets on IMAGINE LEARNING.

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I am using Raz Kids this year. I am still trying to figure out how to use it. 

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I am using Raz Kids this year. I am still trying to figure out how to use it. 

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This is my first year using the Tablet. Last year I used the Chromebook and used  Google Classroom, Typing programs.
I plan to use Google Classroom, Moose Math, Math Practice Flash Cards. I plan to use them for my station rotations.

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We have been using Raz Kids and IXL math. Looking into incorporating code.org, ReadWorks Digital, and xtramath.org as well.

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We have been using Raz Kids and IXL math. Looking into incorporating code.org, ReadWorks Digital, and xtramath.org as well.

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We have been using the tablets for RazKids, IXL, Starfall, Google Classroom and QR codes. This year was the first time we used the Google Classroom, but it has been creating being able to send all the students different copies of text, videos, or even a Google Doc for them to edit.

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glitter jar app (iOS), DIY your own
calm.com

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https://easyblog.org/

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has reading, phonics, and math practice for K-2

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IXL , Math Slicer , Starfall, Google Docs, NASA Kids, cosmickids.com

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IXL , Math Slicer , Starfall, Google Docs, NASA Kids, cosmickids.com

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New app: Google Handwriting found today
Zoophonics

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My favorite apps that we use in the classroom are: IXL, Raz Kids, Imagine Learning, and Starfall phonics. 

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My favorite apps that we use in the classroom are: IXL, Raz Kids, Imagine Learning, and Starfall phonics. 

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I love to use Raz Kids to help the students with their reading.  We also are using IXL for Math.  We also like to use Starfall.

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I love to use Raz Kids to help the students with their reading.  We also are using IXL for Math.  We also like to use Starfall.

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NewsELA, Kidblog, Google Docs, Google Mail, Scholastic News, 

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NewsELA, Kidblog, Google Docs, Google Mail, Scholastic News, 

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NewsELA

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Newsela, Kidblog, Tween Tribune, Seesaw, Gmail, Google slides, G Suite

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Newsela, Kidblog, Tween Tribune, Seesaw, Gmail, Google slides, G Suite

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I use Typing Club, Scholastic New, Google Classroom, Google doc, Study Jams  with the class. 

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I use Typing Club, Scholastic New, Google Classroom, Google doc, Study Jams  with the class. 

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Available Apps & Extensions

Typing Club Chrome app

Scholastic Core Clicks (from developers of Scholastic News)

Google Classroom

Google Docs

Study Jams (website, Math & Science)

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I am using Xtramath.org in my classroom to practice math facts and fluency.
My partner teacher uses Code.org and RazKids to help students with typing and reading.
I introduced Kahoot.com (website) to create games for my students.
I use Youtube.com sometimes to show read aloud of stories (if I don't have the book).

Available Apps & Extensions

Xtramath

YouTube

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What are your favorite apps or websites to use with students? What new tool or technology have you introduced in your classroom this year?

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