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BrainPOP Jr. is quite a bit like BrainPOP but it focuses on the younger grades of K-#. The videos on the site can educate students in reading, writing, arts, technology, and even health. After the videos, the students can take a quiz based on the video they watched.

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Out of all the websites, this is my favorite. Starfall can teach students to read with phonics, sound out words, do math problems at their pace, and guess colors. It is very colorful and the students would be interested by the website.

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With Zlearn, students better themselves at developing concepts, fluency, and working independently. This website allows students to have digital practice as well as lessons that help the students learn at their own pace. The website also allows teachers to review the progress a students makes. For instance, if a student is not understanding one concept, the teacher can work on the lesson with the student one on one. If the teacher sees the class as a whole having difficulty then he or she could discuss the concept with the whole class.

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Math Magician can time the students to see how well they know their addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, etc. The students can tell the teacher how many questions they have answered when the time is up. The students could also work in pairs or with a small group to figure out the answer.

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The GoNoodle website can benefit teachers, students, and parents. I would use this website in my classroom so the young students could have "brain breaks." These brain breaks would be a time that a students can just relax and dance. GoNoodle is full of videos that get students to stand up and dance with the music for a little amount of time.

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Teachers can use Youtube in their classrooms to show the students different videos about a lesson. The teacher can create his/her own channel and make tutorials so students can watch them outside of the classroom.

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ABC Mouse is a great tool for both teachers and students. Teachers can monitor the students progress as well as their reading. Students can have a fun and easy learning experience with ABC Mouse. Everyone in the classroom can get excited about learning.

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From a teachers stand point, Pinterest could be used to get your mind flowing about different lesson plans, activities, and decorations for your classroom. You could use different boards and make them public to share your ideas with other teachers.

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BrainPOP is a website full of educational videos about different subjects that can teach students. This website is for preferably older grades from 3-8At the end of every BrainPOP video, the students can take the quiz about the video with small groups, as a class, or as individuals.

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I would use Kahoot in my classroom to create an interactive game for my students to play. As a teacher, you can have to students work as individuals or as small groups.

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn – any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!