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http://storyline.knightlab.com/ I like the new beta option of Storyline on KnightLab, and how it can be used in my classes both to analyze functions and to deal with statistics in an understandable way.

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http://learningpaths.symbaloo.com/preview/L20723/?
This is a simple lesson that could be used with early childhood and ELL. There are many more useful tools that I would like to explore and possibly use from symbaloo.

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http://lessonplans.symbaloo.com/marketplace/detail/6489 Love the idea of using visual prompts for free writing. This would come in handy for many of my high school classes that have multiple languages represented. Many times a picture is a great idea started and gets the ideas flowing.

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http://learningpaths.symbaloo.com/preview/L446/
This learning resource would help my students learn how to find and use reliable and relevant information on the internet. Use MLA format for research and cite the information properly by fact checking their sources to avoid plagiarism.

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http://learningpaths.symbaloo.com/marketplace/detail/22346
Many of our students come from other countries. This resource would be great at helping them comprehend how the U.S. government is set up.

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https://lessonplans.symbaloo.com/preview/L31292/
This is a great resource for finding innovative lesson plans. I would definitely use the Math examples I saw!

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The symballo resource are wonderful. I plan to use the Time, Graph and Data learning path to pre-assess my students readiness for the 3rd grade curriculum. I have found that students often come with a strong foundation in his area. The Learning Path will help me assess their abilities quickly.

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https://timeline.knightlab.com/examples/houston/index.html

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I will be helping teachers learn to use Symbaloo. This resource will help the teachers leanr to use Symbaloo AND give them the experience of using a Learning Path. It is called: "How to Use Symbaloo Edu" http://learningpaths.symbaloo.com/marketplace/detail/31769

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I liked the Second Grade Graphing which teaches how to gather data, organize data and learn what the results mean.

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I liked the Juxtapose.  I like the visual aspect of it and students would like to see how things were in the past compared to now.http://www.chicagotribune.com/chi-tornado-damage-washington-illinois-infographic-20141112-htmlstory.html

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Symbaloo seems to be more useful for me because as I saw one, you can include there pics, videos, quizzes and other activities all in one.

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I really like Symbaloo! A place where you can organize and share your favorite website! Do you Symbaloo too?

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I checked out the Symbaloo Learning Path, and found one called Biome Webquests at https://lessonplans.symbaloo.com/preview/L8357/. I often do STEM work as a component of technology and realized that this would be one way to differentiate instruction and also provide more than one path, giving students work that may be more appropriate for their learning style.

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very intrigued by lesson plans on Symbaloo...visited several digital citizen lesson plans, would like to create my own, less videos and games, more production than consumation activities, would also add an exit ticket...thinking google form?

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http://lessonplans.symbaloo.com/marketplace/detail/26383
I found this learning path very useful for not only explaining a topic but also for remediation.

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http://timeline.knightlab.com/ The timeline resource will be useful during novel studies with historical fiction. It will help students make connections to the text.

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I like the interactive timeline. I am going to have my 7th graders use it, rather than a simple google slide presentation, to show the changing American attitudes toward the Vietnam War.

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http://learningpaths.symbaloo.com/preview/L26555/?
Great tool for noticing/practicing/using symmetry with Kindergarten students.

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When she was first talking about symbaloo, I didn't think I was going to like it. But after clicking around, I totally see how this can help for differentiated instruction. It is truly hard to differentiate in a classroom of 30 students on so many different levels. I will be teaching 9th grade this year.  This one might be useful! http://learningpaths.symbaloo.com/preview/L12087/?

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https://juxtapose.knightlab.com/
I will be showing this tool to my middle school Science teachers to show changes in time during science experiments

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Virtual field trip to the sun and moon.  We do not have enough time to go on field trips during the school. I virtual field such as this one is great for my space unit for science.

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I truly enjoy this timeline feature

http://world.time.com/2013/12/05/nelson-mandelas-extraordinary-life-an-interactive-timeline/

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SourceURL:http://learningpaths.symbaloo.com/marketplace/detail/14738 Marketplace: Food Safety and Sanitation

Food Safety and Sanitation

In this lesson plan, students will learn about the proper way to clean and sanitize kitchen surfaces as well as safely handle food.

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http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/history/chi-then-and-now-photos-the-aragon-and-apollo-20150424-htmlstory.html
I like the juxtapose tool.. its great for history and seeing how much change has occurred over time .. also good tool for seeing what weather and destruction and pollution ect can do to our environment. Lots of ideas!

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Last year I had a hard time keeping all of my links to items we did daily, i.e. youtube, brainpop, GoNoodle. Symbaloo looks like it will help me organize them once and be able to connect to them quickly!

I also found a link to a segment on the 5 senses. http://learningpaths.symbaloo.com/preview/L6284/?

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I checked out the Symbaloo Learning Paths Simple Machines lesson for middle school. http://learningpaths.symbaloo.com/preview/L24722/? There was a video and a quiz. Useful.

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I think the timeline would be great to share for students who are visual and auditory learners. This would be great also for students who are ELD students where they can see video and pictures in which they might not fully grasp if they were not born in the U.S. or have very little background knowledge. I like the idea of timeline so when students are featured for the week it is a new way of presenting themselves to their classmates instead of just on paper with pictures. This allows students to get creative.
Also, it is a great learning tool for teachers as they might not know everything about a subject (shocking I know) and they can learn along with the students.
http://timeline.knightlab.com/

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My students are the main work force of our school garden. However, sometimes memory retention can be very challanging for my special education classroom. I would love to use Juxtapose so we can compare and contrast our ever-growing garden. It would be great to say "Hey! Remember when our garden was THIS small?" and just scroll over to show it! Fantastic!
https://juxtapose.knightlab.com/

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This learning path is an excellent example of the many varieties of items that can be included with a lesson. It contains video, games, teacher instruction, and more.

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Create digital lessons using the best online material for free. Guide quick students through more difficult pathways. Track your students' progress using real-time statistics.