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Slidesmania offers engaging, wonderful formats, updated often, and free! Really nice!.https://slidesmania.com/

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Jamboard  ( I attached a Doc I made to inform my school a little about the use of Jamboard. Video are linked.
Whiteboard.Fi (Free online: can see all students work in one "frame")

There are others but these are the ones my school has been looking at.

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world’s treasures online.

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How to make a bitmoji classroom with clickable links in Google Slides:

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canvas.apps.chrome and jamboard.google.com

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Using comments for students to explain which parts of a presentation/slide show they worked on.

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Fun custom cursors for Chrome™. Use a large collection of free cursors or upload your own.

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* Use games to engage students- Kahoot, Ed Puzzle has a new app to embed comprehension questions, or Jeopardy type games on Zoom
* Use See Saw to engage students through voice features.
Parents can archive work, and family app feature is good for communication.
*Offer rewards and drop them off.
*Use "virtual class rooms" with Bitmoji and links, so students can see a visual of the class room instead of texts and url links. There are plenty of tutorials on YouTube.

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Questions embedded in video clips

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PlayPosit | Interactive Video Learning Objects

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With over 5 million learners and counting, PlayPosit offers a variety of options for interaction customization, premade templates, playback control, LMS LTI integration, and more. Instructors and instructional designers can build lessons as they envision them while expanding the traditional and onli

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Instructional Support Platform, Student Assessment, and Data Reporting | Castle Learning

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Castle Learning offers a comprehensive instructional support platform for in class, homework, review, and testing available both online and offline.

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All things bitmoji.

If you have the chrome extension search [pose] to get bitmojis without words.

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Creative ideas for bitmojis!!!

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We express ourselves in different ways. On Flip, you can use our simple and fun built-in camera to record your thoughts, add effects and share within your Flip group as video, audio only or text in your web browser or mobile app.

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Flip is a video discussion and sharing app, free from Microsoft.

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Flip (formerly Flipgrid) is a video discussion and video sharing app, free from Microsoft, built for classrooms and beyond. Learn more.

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-Love Google Classroom
-Zearn for Math
-Mystery Science-links well with --Google Classrm
-See Saw
-Schoology
-Loom - great resource to create videos
-One Tab extension - you can take all your tabs
-Screencastify-no time limit, and it puts your picture in the corner

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Zoom, loom, and class tag. Working well for sharing communicating and scheduling.

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Kami is an interactive learning platform empowering students and enhancing the way teachers teach, feedback, and assess.

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Effortlessly transfer data between a variety of educational platforms and your gradebook(s).

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What has been working:
-Screencastify or screencastomatic have worked well to explain via video. Students have been very receptive
-this experience shed lot on the disparity in the difference in time it takes for students to progress through material. This has been clearer in Zoom. How do we bring this back to the class too?
-iready, Khan
-flipped classroom works very well for both digital and in person learning.
-create different themed courses using google classroom for increased engagement and differentiation
-small groups can bring higher engagement vs whole group
-explaineverything.com for recording demonstrations to students (not free)
-give non-screen activities and challenges
-padlet for community sharing
-https://answergarden.ch/ for quick questions and short answers
-getty museum has created a challenge for kids where they choose an image and students need to recreate it using objects from around the house.
-jeopardylabs.com
-What do we do in the summer? Lots of libraries are doing read alouds, authors are doing read and draw alongs, etc. Camps will also be going online as well as museums.
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HGrade Transferer-Chrome extension

Kami-PDF mark-up tool Chrome extension-breaks up into individual pages (merge and break up) It has OCR (optical characters recognition)

Loom-video recorder-records on screen and it hosts the video.  Share the link with students and access.
ex: give a morning message (suggested to write script)

Screencastify-video recorder and saves to youtube privately. Ten you can link to Google.
ex: locate and find your assignments examples

Google Meet: share the screen and you see the students. You can record what you are presenting int he screen and post it for the students.

Online-voice-recorder.com-Online voice recorder (web-based) transfers into the mp3.

Peardeck-chrome add on makes Google slides interactive.  Allows students to work on and interact with the teacher's slide show but in their own slide show.  Teacher can see what the students are doing in real time or after the fact.

Nearpod-sounds like peardeck,  Unsure if it's free.

Wakelet-a website, app,  and chrome extension.  A place for Collections and links to

Remind-a parent communication app or website.  Used to create a Classroom, micro newsletter (can get as a text, email or both) You Can pre-program and schedule messages.

Class Dojo-a parent communication app or website
Use it for classroom behavior as well. And equity tool to choose students for sharing.

Google voice- app use your phone to call parents with out sharing your personal number.

Kahoot-students and teachers can play the games.  Either educational or fun games.  YOu can prevent them from changing their name.  You can download the results of the Kahoots

Quizlet-tons of vocabulary, flashcards,

Cram.com jewels of wisdom-tons of vocabulary, flashcards, kids like it and it is interactive-keeps a running record for friendly competition

Scavenger hunts
Goose Chase-(app) get kids to interact while on real time meetings.

Teacher pay teachers-materials

Flipgrid-ideas on videos or written posts.

Open Educational Resource (OER)-https://www.oercommons.org/
free lesson plans, activities, and resources
HHMI-science resources
American Museum -an ology website (super engaging and fun

FREE Personal Finance resources through NGPF.  Really great resources!!

Symbaloo-keep all your resources in one place-create a learning path for students

Common sense Media education resources-https://wideopenschool.org/

ZOOM breakout rooms

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Making a clickable choice board in Seesaw:

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How to Create Choice Boards in Slides for Seesaw

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The resources have a button which will connect you to add a lesson to your Google Classroom. https://www.nationalgeographic.org/education/classroom-resources/ This is very handy and I have used it with great success.
Another part of this site is:
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/family/at-home-education-resources/

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Seesaw allows students to connect both at home and in the classroom- beneficial to keeping families connected when learning virtually. Teachers can create activities to assign to students to complete. Students can create posts to showcase their learning with a variety of creation tools. Great for early learners, especially the audio features (ability to record your voice and process).

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School & District -Subscriptions | Seesaw

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Meaningful learning can happen anywhere. Set up a secure remote/distance learning environment when emergencies like COVID-19 cause school closure. We're here to help with resources to support effective remote/distance learning experiences for students, teachers, and families.

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Educator Resources

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Civics for All of US Civics for All of US is the new education initiative from the National Archives that promotes civic literacy and engagement. DocsTeach Teach with documents using our online tool. Explore primary sources. Discover fun and engaging teaching activities. Create your own online or print activities for your students!

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Make or use quizzes with fun memes embedded.  Can be self-paced or live activities.

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Below is an upgrade link for free PRO access through June!

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This article shares strategies for having both synchronous and asynchronous class discussions, as well as using the two to complement each other.

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Using Glogster to make digital/multi-media posters

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Input, edit, and use you tube and other video clips with embedded multiple choice, open-ended, or true and false questions.  Search a library of resources you can edit or create your own!

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Excellent resource and a library full of tools.  Including diverse question formats!