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Google Doc to make a search "worksheet" assigned in Google Classroom.

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Free game based learning platform for all subject areas. Students play the game on their electronic devices.
http://www.kahoot.com

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Online resource that rewrites current news articles and other resources in a variety of reading levels. Great for case studies! newsela.com

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As part of our nutrition unit my students explore the trends in  obesity rates in the US  since 1985.  Students discuss lifestyle choices that impact this data and strategies for reducing obesity risk factors in their own lives.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uH0tWM4H0h8

https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/prevalence-maps.html

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WA Quality Review Rubric- Social Studies

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WA Quality Review Rubric- Social Studies

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A detailed rubric for evaluating OER materials using WA State Standards
https://www.oercommons.org/authoring/15653-washington-quality-review-rubric-for-social-studie

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Students set up their own blog to use for learning and life. Free and safe for student use.
http://mshill61.edublogs.org/

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Access data on earthquakes relative to PNW, US, and around the world.  Provides much more in-depth info as well.
https://pnsn.org/
https://www.usgs.gov/

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Videos with quiz embed

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Make any video your lesson. Pick a video, add your magical touch and track your students' understanding.

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Google has a NEW web-based version of Google Earth, which means it's now available on Chromebooks for student use!
http://www.earth.google.com

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I create video's for each of my content area's.  I use PhotoBooth to make each lesson, and I also personalize them by using student names as I complete the lesson's

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My students track hurricanes on their own Earth maps along with earthquakes, high and low temperatures and natural disasters.

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My students use Ducksters for 6th grade and 7th grade history
research lessons.  They can research
topics and biographies.http://www.ducksters.com/history/

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This is a digital story boarding tool that is free for the first page.  I use this in my video production class when planning the creation of a new video, but it is also very useful in LA class.
Storyboardthat.com

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Recently I have been finding short video clips to add to my current slide presentations and introductions to various new units and concepts.
K Hollstein

What is Color Video

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I use this for Spanish and ELL. It gives students a chance to use simple vocabulary with simple drawings.
http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/?flash7

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https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/ Teacher designed resources for every subject. Many free ideas and can sort easily without frustration. Option to purchase items as well.

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The story of the universe supported by excellent curriculum-- a year long course.

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use many different simulations to make visible unseen science concepts

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http://45.32.195.154/released-items/
E.L.A./Math released items by grade level with complete support resources for each item.

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I will often have a number of video presentations bookmarked to share with students after I have taught a new concept. If a student seems confused after my presentation I may refer them to a video or two so they can get the same information but perhaps taught in a different manner, maybe easier for them to understand. Or sometimes they watch the video first, then I follow it up with my presentation.

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01061 Spanish Lesson -  Present Tense - Ser + descriptions & characteristics

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https://www.easel.ly/create
Easel.ly is a simple web tool that empowers anyone to create and share powerful visuals (infographics, posters)... no design experience needed!

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ELA Common Core Curriculum K-12 originally created by Louisiana Believes (under same grant as Engage NY)

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Interactive geometry, algebra, statistics and calculus application. Great for visualization of concepts.

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Used for SpEd. Speak with Case Managers about how to add students.
Bookshare: Can add almost any textbook / book to a students account.
Co-Writer: Assists Students with writing. Can be added as an extension to Google Docs.

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Bookshare | An Accessible Online Library for people with print disabilities

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Bookshare makes reading easier. People with dyslexia, blindness, cerebral palsy, and other reading barriers can customize their experience to suit their learning style and find virtually any book they need for school, work, or the joy of reading.

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Language Arts Documents

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Learning Mastery Goals and Rubrics in Canvas

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Learning Mastery Goals and Rubrics in Canvas

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Canvas can gather information across assignments about a standard.

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1u9lEhS-7MQzZcpJ4JCN6M2afDR1jnRF17PTA5S4mKqU/edit?usp=sharing

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This can be used for testing. You can load a test or quiz into it. It sends an email to the students and they open it and take the test. Then it grades the test and you will also find what the students missed so you can adjust your teaching.

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http://artprompts.org/

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sharing files with other(s) teachers student

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articles on every topic at every reading level even in Spanish

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Option for students to take their notes using the Cornell format.

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Using it to share ideas in English class.

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Illustrating the idea of Realism

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Also APA Psychology Canvas Course: https://canvas.instructure.com/courses/1145610/wiki

TEDEd

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Creating infographics to demonstrate understanding of a topic.

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https://www.readworks.org

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Vocabulary building tool

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Using our district library website from your own computer

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Online graphing utility

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Digital Notebook

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Fiction and Nonfiction articles with comprehension and/or paired text at different grade levels.

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Students create infographics based off of interests and/or collected data.

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Find free educational tools that work well and are available through Chrome for you and your students.

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Google chrome extension for (collaboratively) marking up documents.

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Students review for quiz using devices and Kahoot

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students take a photo of themselves and email it to me.
I photoshop and print it out, and students use it to draw a self portrait.

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All brainstorming is done on a google doc that kids can edit. Plus signing up for group work and interest.

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We pair students up with local senior citizens to teach online safety.