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Flipgrid for videos of their experiments.
Brainpop for coding games and museum walks.
Goosechase for group or team activities.
Canva for video or slide presentation.

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*demonstrate multiplication of two-digit numbers using a variety of strategies (area model, partial product, standard algorithm, array, lattice method, etc)

https://apps.mathlearningcenter.org/number-pieces/

Near Pod - Time to Climb, Polling, Open-Ended Questions, Fill-in the Blanks.

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I use Google Forms and Google Docs for Routine Writings.
I also use Padlet for written responses or video recording.
Google Sheets or Google Drawings for graphic organizers and journals.

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Small group Wednesdays for book talks and real world connections.

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Small group Wednesdays for book talks and real world connections.

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SCHOLASTIC

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Small groups for my sped students

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Writing groups on Wednesdays to share ideas, develop writing collaboratively in a doc

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Interactive Nearpod stories, Youtube read aloud for small groups.

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Interactive Nearpod stories, Youtube read aloud for small groups.

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Pear Deck for discussion through the class.
Wednesday: on level/advance - News Club using Newsela.
Google Forms for reading comprehension.
Epic! for books, getting ready to transition to LiteracyPro.

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Using math manipulatives.

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Google Slides for individual response/feedback + student choice; Padlet, chat for group discussion

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Us these for quizzes.

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Break it Downs during breaks. Students have an opportunity to delve deeper into questions brought up by the text (IC).

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Break it Downs during breaks. Students have an opportunity to delve deeper into questions brought up by the text (IC).

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-chats
-breakout rooms
-HARRISON

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Slides for math problems - this hels them be prepared for virtual STEM fair and how to work on slides.

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Slides for math problems - this hels them be prepared for virtual STEM fair and how to work on slides.

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Quaver, Chrome, SFS, Classics for Kids

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Jamboard, Padlet, FlipGrid & Nearpod for math

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Jamboard, Padlet, FlipGrid & Nearpod for math

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Newsela - for Science articles and then google docs/forms for questioning.

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Newsela - for Science articles and then google docs/forms for questioning.

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Peardeck for during math lessons have been great; so has using Seesaw for independent practice activities

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Google maps, PearDeck and Jamboards for lessons.

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Google maps, PearDeck and Jamboards for lessons.

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Awesome way to integrate websites and activities.  Jamboard has been my fav for grammar activities.