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Similar to Kahoot but students can work as groups so it is more of a group effort. Can review multiple subject areas.

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Great for students who have difficulty writing on worksheets. Just snap a picture of the page, and you can type right on it.

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Allows kids to solve math problems using virtual manipulatives

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student written notes home.... working on having them emailed from kids iPads instead of printing

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Allows students an opportunity to demonstrate learning in a game format

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IXL- Language Arts and Math

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You can upload youtube videos so no adds will play. Also, it can generate a QR code if you wanted to have students to have access on their iPads.

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general teaching students and staff accessibility

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general teaching students and staff accessibility

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Love notability and take a pic of work sheet...

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Using Chrome you can open the FREE application Dochub. Using this
app will allow you to open any PDF in your Google Drive (or anywhere on your computer) and edit right in the doc as if it is a word document! Even better you can highlight and use text-to-speech!

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U: Barrington
P: Broncos
Allows students to listen to a great collection of books.
Tublecloudjr. older students

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Using padlet to upload booktrailer videos and share the QR code to engage readers

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I tried a new program: Interact-AS which is a transcription program for students who need the teacher's voice captioned in the classroom. It worked fairly well, but the student decided not to continue using it.

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Novell/ IC Username and Password to access

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Chrome extensions to support online reading 

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Chrome extensions to support online reading 

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1wANLVRO7OAk9Vdt4pE4xhRZcPwU4TK3rtQ6oHZlMNcU/edit?usp=sharing