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Educational Content Sites:
1. https://games.noaa.gov/seaturtle/welcome.html
- This website can be used to teach students about what students can do to help protect Loggerhead Turtles and other informational facts about them. One mode of language that this website can offer the students is reading their field journals. Another mode of language that can be used with this website is speaking. Speaking can be integrated if you have your students work together to finish the task of taking care of the turtles.
2. http://www.abcya.com/kindergarten_computers.htm
- ABCYA is a website that can benefit all grade levels K-5. This website also has resources for multiple content areas. There is a broad choice of games on this website, which can be helpful if you have students that are at different proficiency levels.
3. http://www.storybee.org/index.html
- Storybee is a website where students can listen to a story and it's free! This website has easy access to stories for different age levels. The mode of language that this website integrates is listening.

Assessments:
1. https://kahoot.com/explore-games/
- Kahoot is a website where teachers can create games that are for their whole class. This would be a good resource to use for assessing your students understanding in a fun and engaging way!
2. http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/student-interactives/
- This website integrates the language modes reading and writing. One thing that I really enjoy about this website is that students can create their own crossword puzzles. I think this resource would be fun in the older grades and the students could exchange their crosswords as a way to study. Also, crosswords would be a fun way to assess your students on academic content language.
3. https://www.quizalize.com/
- Quizalize is a resource that teachers can use to create assessments for their students. You can create engaging assessment games or interactive homework.  I like that this website even has a tool where you can track the progress of each student and see their academic growth over time.

Toolbox:
1. https://vocaroo.com/
- Vocaroo is a website where students can record themselves speaking. This can be a useful tool for students who are creating slide shows. I like this tool because emergent bilingual students may get anxiety about speaking in front of others so this is a way for them to practice the language mode speaking, but with less anxiety.
2. https://wideo.co/
- Wideo is a site that can be used by students in older grades when they are learning to create presentations. I like that this site gives you step by step directions with visuals on how to create your own presentation. The visuals on how to create your own presentation can be especially helpful for all proficiency levels of emergent bilinguals.
3. https://piktochart.com/
- Piktochart can be a good resource for teachers to use when it comes to creating posters for this classroom. As a future ESOL endorsed educator, I especially like this resource because I think it's so important to have posters in many different languages and this website allows you to create them yourself!

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ESOL Bilingual Sites:
1. http://eslflow.com/environmentlessonplans.html
- This website has ESL lesson plans for teaching environmental issues and problem. One thing that I like about this website is that the lesson plans have pictures that match the vocabulary that the students need to know before you teach the lessons.
2. https://www.quill.org/
- This website is useful for teaching students to turn run-on sentences into one.  I like this website because students can receive instant feedback on how they can improve their sentence.
3. http://kindersay.com/
- Kindersay is a website where young ELL students can practice their English through listening, seeing (the word and a picture) and repeating the words. I like this website because it's organized so that you can choose what topic you would like to study. Some of the categories include food, numbers, and animals.
4. http://www.learningchocolate.com/content/feelings-0
- The one thing that I liked most about this website is you can click on a category and they have a speaker were you can click it and listen to an audio saying the word and connecting it with a visual. For example, there is a "feelings" category that has pictures of the different feelings that people experience. There are also options where you can match the word with the pictures.
5. http://wordgen.serpmedia.org/
- Word Generation is a website that has resources for teachers to teach their students to use academic language, discussion, argumentation, and thinking skills. This could help close the achievement gap and support students in meeting the Common Core State Standards.

Professional Development Sites:
1.  https://www.tolerance.org/topics/race-ethnicity
- As our country becomes more and more diverse it's important to have resources as educators that help you effectively teach topics such as race and ethnicity. This website provides teachers with strategies that they can use as they prepare to talk to their students about the historical roots of racial inequality and discrimination.
2. http://www.tesol.org/connect/tesol-resource-center/search-details/activities/2017/11/29/two-quick-word-games
- This website provides teachers with two games that motivate students to participate in the assessment process. I like this resource because it provides you with variations of the games.
3. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/162129655315537250/
- Pinterest has several resources that teachers can use when it comes to creating lessons that help support all learners including ELL students. This pin gives advice on 15 helpful strategies and unhelpful practices for ELLs. I liked this pin because we often think about the strategies that will only help and we don't focus on what isn't helpful, which in my opinion is just as important to know.
4. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-Five-Stages-of-Language-Acquisition-Made-Easy-2402804
- This resource can help teachers understand the five learning stages of language acquisition and it's free! This product describes the different learning stages and the learning strategies for each stage that teachers can use when teaching ELLs.

5. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ELL-EBook-with-Resources-for-Teaching-English-Language-Learners-Free-2038162
- This is another Teachers Pay Teachers resource that can help teachers engage ELLs in all content areas throughout all grade levels. This is also free and provides resources that are aligned with the Common Core State Standards.

Toolbox Sites:
1. https://coggle.it/
- Coggle is a creative way for students to visualize and connect their thoughts together when planning, brainstorming, or taking notes. What I like most about it is that you can color coordinate your thoughts!
2. https://www.pixton.com/
- Having your students create comics about their understanding of your lessons is a fun way to assess their learning! I also like that this site offers the creations in different languages. You can even create social emotional comics for situations that may arise in the younger grades.
3. http://www.wordreference.com/
- Word Reference is an online dictionary for multiple languages. Students can type in words in their native language and receive the spelling and definition of the word in English and vice versus.
4. https://www.rhymezone.com/
- Rhyme zone can be useful for students who are writing poems and are looking for rhyming words. This website even provides multiple syllable rhyming words!
5. https://fraze.it/
- Fraze it can be incredibly helpful for ELLs who are unsure about how to use certain vocabulary words in sentences. You can type in any vocabulary word into the search bar and it provides you with how that word is used in a sentence.