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I really liked the idea of EdPuzzle, Quizizz, Hyperdoc, and Seesaw.  I am excited to try some guided lessons, small group, and some interactive components of the resources.

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I am looking forward to using Google Classroom Seesaw, Flipgrid, and Ed Puzzle.

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I think incorporating consistent platforms will be helpful for students but also incorporating new technology and
showing them how it could be beneficial to their learning but also giving them voice and choice on how they want to present and show their learning.

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I'm looking forward to using Seesaw in my classroom and then trying out some other strategies.

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I was excited that our team was headed in the right direction with implementation many of these tools (especially from Google Suites). I am looking forward to learning more about EdPuzzle. I think this could be a super engaging way for students to learn while still holding them accountable for their learning and receiving feedback about understanding as a teacher.

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I'm excited to use Flipgrid and EdPuzzle to engage students.
Seesaw is also a very adaptable tool that can be used for different contents and activities!
I'm really looking for tech that will encourage the practice of digital citizenship and collaboration among peers!
My goal is to create resources and utilize tech that can be used beyond this year.

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I love the idea of using near pod ans sesaw!!

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I like the tool that EdPuzzle has to ask questions throughout the video rather than waiting until the end.  I feel like that increases engagement and focus.  I know I'm going to be using SeeSaw and Google Classroom this year, but I'll be interested to check out some of these other sites to find lessons and videos that I might be able to link to.

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My SEL lessons and resources will function out of Google Classroom and Google Slides. My program as always been organized through Google Suite. I am so happy to have all these other resources as well. Google Drawings, Screencastomatic, and EdPuzzle will be super helpful to me as well.

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I'm excited to dive in to all of the resources Google provides. Google Classroom will continue to serve as an excellent homebase for my students. I am super interested in using Google Earth to increase engagement in my science and social studies lessons. Loved the Bingo idea that was shared in the video. Nearpod, Flipgrid, and EdPuzzle sounds like they will be useful tools this school year as well!

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I am really excited to play around with nearpod--I think there are so many things we can do with this platform.

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I am excited to expand how I use Google Classroom. EdPuzzle and Nearpd look like great resources and I would like to learn more about them.

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I am excited to learn more about google classroom, nearpod, and jamboard during my semester of student teaching.

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I am planning on using Google Classroom as my primary platform.  I like the idea of using Google Forms to do a daily check-in with my students.  I also really liked how Google Drawings had a lot of templates, visuals and graphic organizers to use for lessons.  I would also like to check out Flipgrid more for reading responses and math lessons.

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I love Google Classroom, so I am excited to use that as my home base for the year. I'd like to try to create a HyperDoc and make my Google Slides more interactive. EdPuzzle looks like a great resource for instruction and I like the assessment piece that goes with it.

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Wowza!  So many fun resources where do I begin :)  I am most excited to start using EdPuzzle to make meaningful, engaging lessons.  I love that you can prevent students from skipping videos during the lesson.

I plan on continuing my use of Google Classroom, but I am eager to dive into more this year. I have already created a Google Form for students to fill out their reading logs this school year.

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I am excited to use Seesaw and Google Classroom with the students both in person and remote.  I also interested in trying EdPuzzle or Jamboard.

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I plan on using Google Classroom and Seesaw this year. I want to make it as simple for the kids as possible so they aren't having to find information in all different places. EdPuzzle looked interesting to me and I would love to learn more about it.

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There is so many quality sites you have given us!! I think having the Google Classroom for organizing daily work and creating lessons will be amazing! Plus, pulling in a Question of the Day for my morning message time is one more exciting thing. I am also excited to have Go Formative for assessment, such as for math lessons where I want to see the students' thinking in progress as they are figuring out their problems. Google Draw has tons of potential especially in our brainstorming and graphic organizers for reading and writing!

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I am super jazzed to use Google Classroom and have one place to organize our classroom materials. I am also excited about all the opportunities to make learning more engaging (i.e. Padlet, Nearpod, Flipgrid).I could use Flipgrid to have my higher kids teach other kids how to do a specific math concept.

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I am planning to use Google Classroom and Seesaw as my primary platforms (depending on grade level). These seem the most user friendly for both the students and myself (I'm slightly tech challenged!)

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Seesaw will be great to use for kinders.  I am interested in exploring more with Jamboard, too.

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I am planning on sticking with the Seesaw tools and trying some of the other tools later in the school year. I'm interested in trying out Jamboard as a tool for synchronous teaching too.

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I plan on using SeeSaw and Google classroom as my staple go-tos. I am excited to learn more about EdPuzzle and start using it! I think I will use all of the other things at some point intermingled with the staples.

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I am excited about using Quizizz and Quizlet for creating comprehension questions after reading a story.

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I am excited to learn more about Quizziz to possibly format weekly tests. My team plans to primarily utilize Seesaw through Google Classroom. I have always loved Flipgrid, so I am excited to be able to use it as an engagement strategy with my class!

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I am looking forward to using Quizizz and ideaboardz to accompany my lessons and check for understanding.

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I'm looking forward to using Quizlet to create flashcards/ games for math facts. I'm also interested in using Edpuzzle for remote learning.

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Google Draw really does have a lot of great options. I liked the timeline, labeling template, collaborative post-it-board, and venn diagrams. I can see myself using these

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Ideaboardz looks looks like a fun visual learning opportunity

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Ideaboardz looks looks like a fun visual learning opportunity

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Stephanie Pankewich                I am new to Flip Grid and Ed Puzzle.  I can't wait to learn more about these platforms.  I also want to incorporate more Seesaw into my room b/c it is easy to use for both my students and myself.  

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Stephanie Pankewich                I am new to Flip Grid and Ed Puzzle.  I can't wait to learn more about these platforms.  I also want to incorporate more Seesaw into my room b/c it is easy to use for both my students and myself.  

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I am looking forward to use SeeSaw and EdPuzzle into my instruction this year. I am familiar with Seesaw and have seen the benefits during remote learning. I am new to EdPuzzle but it seems like a great resource to use in my virtual classroom to keep students engaged and cut out the "fluff." It is also a great way to keep track of students who need to be retaught information or students who have already mastered information.

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I am looking forward incorporating Flip Gird, Ed Puzzle, Seesaw, and JamBoard into my instruction this upcoming year. I would like to use Ed Puzzle to record small group reading lessons would be a good resource to use so students are still getting that vital small group instruction time. I also plan to use flip grid so students can comment/hear others thoughts virtually.

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I'm excited to use FlipGrid to engage students and allow them to make their own videos. Also looking forward to incorporating a bitmoji classroom to organize tools.

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I'm looking forward to using flipgrid for video demonstrations.

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I am looking forward to using google classroom more. Students will also be using Seesaw, Kahoot etc.

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I am looking forward to using more Google tools this year. I am exited to use the bitmoji classroom in google slides and share the resources with the students and parents.

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I am looking forward to using google classroom more efficiently. I want to incorporate hyper docs and flip grid.

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Using google classroom questions as an exit slip at the end of the day.

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A lot of the different technology resources sound like good things to use. EdPuzzles, Quizizz, and Screencastomatic are some new ones I am excited to use.

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I am excited to incorporate EdPuzzles into lessons.  I like that I can add checkpoints for students to show what they are learning.  I also liked the idea of Google Question so that students can discuss topics.

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Using google classroom questions for quick and easy responses as well as a communication tool between classmates.

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Google classroom will be where my students get most of their information. I will also be using SeeSaw, Nearpod, Kahoot, and Quizizz.

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Using a hyperdoc for students/parents with resources and tutorials for online learning.

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I plan to use the Google Classroom Stream as a landing page for all resources. Then, sorting the assignments in the classwork section by subject. I hope to keep it as simple as possible so the students are not overwhelmed with too many new sites.

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Google classroom will be used as our main learning platform where students will get daily assignments, lessons, projects. I want to try and integrate Seesaw for showing multiple ways students are showing what they learned. EdPuzzle looks neat and offers great ways to make online learning fun. Use for all subjects and way for reaching the struggling reading/student.

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I was excited to see some examples of using Google Slides in Kindergarten! Those look awesome and easy to use for our students. I will definitely be using Seesaw a lot this year and am interested in Kahoot, Nearpod, and Zoom for small group learning.

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I am excited to use Seesaw and google classroom this year. I am also looking forward to utilizing Nearpod, Quizzes, and Kahoot!

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I am excited to utilize SeeSaw! It will be a great way to keep students engaged during center time and help them prepare if we go remote

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I loved learning about jamboard. as well as Edpuzzle. I can see doing a read aloud on edpuzzle and stopping to ask comprehension questions. 1 building engagement with a video and 2 accountability and data collection with questions

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I am looking forward to utilizing Seesaw daily because it will be easy for my students to access and have ownership in their learning. As well, it will be a beneficial tool in keeping a connection with the parents/guardians of my students. I want to maintain strong communication, interest and support among students, parents/guardians and myself to create optimal support and success within our learning.

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I plan on using Seesaw everyday in my kindergarten classroom. I feel like it is a platform they can learn to navigate through easily. I also plan on linking google classroom links and programs through Seesaw to utilize some of the tools Google provides. I really liked that Google had premade templates for CVC activities and so forth.

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I think Google Classroom will be an easy platform for a go-to location for everything. Jamboard seems to be very student friendly and simple to incorporate into lessons.

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I plan on using all of the Google tools, very helpful. Jamboard in particular seems very student friendly. I can see using that for a variety of things in reading and math. I am also very excited about Bitmoji classroom. It will be engaging and a great way to house resources and be consistent across our grade level.

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google classroom/slides for interactive game

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I'm excited to try Google Classroom. I love using Kahoot to review and check for understanding.

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Google classroom to have my assignments and ways for assessments. Bimoji classroom to help with stations and getting information out to the students in a fun way. Videos.

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I'm interested in jamboard and flipgrid for getting the students to interact with the lesson. I like how interactive Google slides and hyperdocs can be as well. Edpuzzle is an interesting way to edit and share video presentations.

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I loved learning about Edpuzzle & Jamboard. I will utilize a bitmoji classroom to post resources to make them easily accessible for students. I will use Google Classroom daily for assignments and will access the Suite of google tools often. So many applications for all content areas!

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I am excited to use Flipgrid in the classroom for various assignments. Not only will we be able to give instruction, the students will also be able to make a video to show understanding.

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I plan on utilizing Google Classroom for my SPED students.  This will allow me to tailor student's learning to their specific needs. 

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I plan on utilizing Google Classroom for my SPED students.  This will allow me to tailor student's learning to their specific needs. 

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Kendra Walsh

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I am looking forward to doing seesaw! I am excited to have so many options on just one platform

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I love Jamboard. I also liked the resource shared of Kindergarten activities for google classroom- it was called crazy charizma. Seeing that google classroom is primary friendly, when teaching things like phonics, is encouraging!

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I look forward to incorporating a variety of technology in my classroom. I think Google Classroom will make it easy to incorporate links and other resources for my students. I'm really interested in using EdPuzzle, because it's something I have never heard of or used before.

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I'm looking forward to trying out EdPuzzle and Jamboard for direct instruction. I would love ideas about getting students moving (at their seats) during small group time. Maybe with content vocabulary, remembering steps, etc.

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Google classroom for assignments and digital learning. Go Formative for weekly assessments, and bitmoji classroom to post resources easily accessible for students

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I’m thinking of using Flipgrid for our STEM lessons so we don’t lose the collaboration and sharing of ideas aspects of STEM.

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I will simplify the process as much as possible. Using Google classroom, meets, docs... will keep everything in one place for students. I plan to make videos, open video discussions, assign projects, and provide feedback, all in google.

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Tonya Branham              I was excited to see all the templates in google draw for reading.  I think Edpuzzle will be great to help chunk videos and keep the student engaged.

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Tonya Branham              I was excited to see all the templates in google draw for reading.  I think Edpuzzle will be great to help chunk videos and keep the student engaged.

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I would like to try Kahoot with kindergarten!

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I like the idea of using Kahoot for review or as a way to check for learning. Jamboard would be awesome for them to use to collaborate.... especially since they can draw on that feature.

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I am excited to use google classroom, hyperdocs, forms, flip grid, and padlet. Classroom to organize, hyperdocs to keep everything streamlined, forms/flip grid for assessment, and padlet for discussions.I will keep it simple this way to start and go from there. The cool thing about creating hyperdocs is you can utilize a lot of the tech options in one easy to use doc.

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I like Jamboard for collaboration. Kahoot for review games. I also like all of the different Google tools that you can add and use with students.

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I am excited to try edpuzzle. I like how you can embed check points in the video to make sure that students are learning what you want them to.

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I really like Formative for asynchronous learning so they can express their thoughts on a whiteboard, like they would in the classroom. I could still see their real time responses and help them if needed. I think that EdPuzzle will be a powerful teaching tool for me this year. I like that the videos will pause and ask a question right away.  There are so many Google tools that I need to learn more about and I'm excited to see those possibilities.

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I'm looking forward to using Jamboard for student collaboration and EdPuzzle for finding pre-made videos or making my own videos as well as pausing the videos to ask questions.

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I am excited to try Jamboard for collaboration, edpuzzle for instructional videos, Quizlet for flashcards, and Kahoots to review concepts.

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I like the sight word activities on the google slides along with CVC activities.

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I like the Jamboards for the littles to draw and write on. They can practice sight words on there. I like Quizziz too. It's another way to assess students.

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I really like the idea of Formative for exit tickets and check ins. I also liked IdeaBoardz as a tool to share ideas when brainstorming with the class.

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I am excited to use Edpuzzle and Jamboard. I think with these tools I will be able to make lessons that will keep the kids interested and having fun.

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I'm excited to use Edpuzzle. It seems like a good tool if students can rewatch parts of the video when needing to and lets me know what they are struggling with. I also think that Quizlet could be a great resource to use when teaching Sonday.

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I want to use Jamboard for sure! I also think that FlipGrid will be a fun resource for kids to record themselves doing various lessons. I think I will like the Formative website because it will grade students and give you immediate feedback and scores.

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I really like the idea of using Jamboard to allow students to collaborate. I also really like the idea of edpuzzle for short instruction videos.

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I love Jamboard and plan on using it as a tool for my students to brainstorm for writing, take notes, collaborate, do Sonday lessons, and so much more! I also like the idea of using formative for my formative assessments.

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I liked ed puzzle.  It would be nice to be able to see which students have watched the video or not.  I also liked that you can see where the video had been rewatched.

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I want to use google forms for the littles to request books. I also like edpuzzle as a way to make better videos for the kids.

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My favorite idea to try was Formative on Google.

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I really like the idea of using Formative for formative assessments because of the feature that lets you see what they are thinking and can catch mistakes/misconceptions in real time.

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I like Jamboard for Sonday lessons! Also, the idea of using videos to send personal feedback to each student. If we cannot give personal feedback in person, we can provide as much "personal" feedback as we can

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I like Jamboard for Sonday lessons online.  I also like the idea of using Quizziz or Formative for learning checks and assessments while remote.

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Jamboard is a great way to allow students to collaborate; but you as an instructor can also create and record instructional videos digitally.

I love Padlet and plan on using it often.

I also want to look at the formative assessment options.

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I think Jamboard is going to be a great resource for class collaboration! I'm also excited about creating hyperdocs for things like math rotations or daily 5.

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I like the google drawings feature. I had no idea it had templates like that. I think it will be great for creating easy user friendly flow charts and other interactive activities for the students to do at home.

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I'm all about Jamboard as a digital whiteboard for students and myself to use. Flipgrid is something I am interested in after attending a conference that used it. It seem like a super fun and interactive way to keep students engaged.

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I'm all about Jamboard as a digital whiteboard for students and myself to use. Flipgrid is something I am interested in after attending a conference that used it. It seem like a super fun and interactive way to keep students engaged.

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I like the thought of Jamboards for taking notes while reading their leveled readers.

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I love the site Formative. I think that is a great resource to use within the classroom or for remote learning.

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I really like the idea of using google slides to create interactive activities for kindergarteners to practice letter recognition and sight word practice.