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A great Learning Management System that allows you to develop a blended learning environment.  It can also help you to paperless, or at least use less paper.  Students enjoyed that they could assess it anytime and were able to be on computers during class.  They also liked that they could easily submit assignments, get feedback and then resubmit assignments if needed.  Also gives you an avenue teach students how to professionally use the internet as you can create discussions, comment on other people's posts and interact appropriately in an online academic setting.

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This is a quick interactive way to get instant feedback/data from students. It's free, but of course, you can upgrade for more features. There are various polling and question types for different forms of assessment. It also allows you to embed polls into PowerPoint for easy and quick transitions. It's great for visual learners and quick exit tickets as well.

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I used Seesaw and Class Dojo with the 5th graders.  They really took to the Dojo and earning points.  This made earning free time a breeze.  They were able to earn points and also award a point to class metes with an explaination as to why they were awarding them their point.
Seesaw was a great tool and kids enjoyed using it to track their learning and also to get information from the teacher about lessons, reflections, and feedback from peers.

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My 7th graders found Khan Academy a good way to practice the skills we learned.  They give hints if you're having trouble and videos if you need to review.  

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My 7th graders found Khan Academy a good way to practice the skills we learned.  They give hints if you're having trouble and videos if you need to review.  

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They did get very "squirrely" if they were on ANY online/tech. device for more than 30mins so we did at least some part of each lesson with movement. ie. shooting baskets and figuring out percentages.

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As long as this site is around I will be using them. This summer students have been able to read high interest non-fiction articles. We have read many articles about the Olympics which have allowed students to work on reading, writing, and note taking skills. Questions are aligned to Common Core Standard. There are texts based on subjects or that relate to fiction texts. Articles are assigned by the teachers, but Newsela levels each text to the students reading level.

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My 4th graders really liked using Kahn Academy for math.  I posted the three highest scores each day and actually had some kids that were working on it at home!

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My 4th graders really liked using Kahn Academy for math.  I posted the three highest scores each day and actually had some kids that were working on it at home!

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Another site they like is mathplayground.com.  It's pretty good for learning operations!

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My 8th graders are very picky about the on-line learning systems we have suggested and tried. However, we found one that they LOVE! They even play it during break- prodigygame.com/play Super easy to set up and collects data. It is an anime game with math built in. To win a battle, you must answer math questions correctly.

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My 8th graders are very picky about the on-line learning systems we have suggested and tried. However, we found one that they LOVE! They even play it during break- prodigygame.com/play Super easy to set up and collects data. It is an anime game with math built in. To win a battle, you must answer math questions correctly.

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My students and I have both enjoyed using iReady this summer. I love how iReady is individualized and engaging. I also find that the reports iReady creates are useful and easy to understand.

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I like finding a quick video and being able to stop the video and add questions that the students have to answer. It is so much more engaging. They watch the video individually, answer the questions individually, and then they can discuss at the end - or any way you want to do it. They can watch the video at home too for reinforcement or if you want to set up a flipped classroom. Here is a quick example.

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Edpuzzle video lesson. Make any video your lesson. Take a video and crop it, add your voice or embed questions at any point.

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I also love, love, love using Seesaw!  My students have really enjoyed being able to post their work and things they want to share.  It has been great being able to blog with them about Math.  And keeping all of their work in one area has been a time saver for me!  I like how I can create a space where students can share with each other, or not, it's up to me.  I also like that students can choose how to share and post - some kids still like pencil and paper, but they can take a picture with their tablet, other kids like to use the draw function!

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I LOVE NEWSELA because the students are assigned non fiction articles from the teacher and you can have each student read at their own reading level. They take a short little quiz at the end of the article.

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I LOVE NEWSELA because the students are assigned non fiction articles from the teacher and you can have each student read at their own reading level. They take a short little quiz at the end of the article.

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I love love love Seesaw.  This is a website that students can access and blog, take photos, make videos, draw pictures, and write notes.  It serves as a great tool to help students track data and set goals.  In the picture below I had students draw a face to show how they were feeling about ratios and then reflect about their drawing.

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I love love love Seesaw.  This is a website that students can access and blog, take photos, make videos, draw pictures, and write notes.  It serves as a great tool to help students track data and set goals.  In the picture below I had students draw a face to show how they were feeling about ratios and then reflect about their drawing.