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This is a popular video blogging app that is used similar to Facebook or Twitter, but with video posts only. While much of this site is simply for "fun" posts, there are several "creators" who devote their vlog to their experiences as a teacher. I attached a video of one of my favorite tips I have learned from a fellow teacher.

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This is a great way to conduct remote-learning and/or parent-teacher conferences if parents cannot come in person. There are so many great tools on Zoom (for example: screen sharing, muting/unmuting participants, poll taking, etc.).

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This is a great tool to use for online/remote learning as well as for sharing school work with parents/guardians throughout the day. There are so many options to be creative (for example: posting photos of students' hard work, creating activities for students to respond to, or even linking fun videos for students to watch).

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This one might seem obvious, but it is nonetheless important. E-mailing is a great way to stay in touch with parents, contact fellow coworkers, etc. when it is not urgent enough to warrant a phone call.
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Rosie Revere, Engineer - by: Andrea Beaty

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Rosie Revere, Engineer - by: Andrea Beaty

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This is a wonderful book about pursuing one's passion no matter what others may say, do, or think (not to mention its about a young,
FEMALE engineer!). I think this is a wonderful book to introduce to young children and will absolutely be sharing it with my future students.

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(Book) The First-Year Teacher's Survival Guide - by: Julia G. Thompson

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(Book) The First-Year Teacher's Survival Guide - by: Julia G. Thompson

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This book is stuffed to the brim with hundreds of tips and tricks for first-year elementary teachers. I cannot imagine starting my career without it with me every single day.

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This is a great tool to use to communicate with your classroom outside of school. There are so many things to do - you can send group emails/messages, post/share assignments, etc. So many opportunities - especially if the school district utilizes the Google tools regularly.

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This is a great website full of lessons/activities made by teachers, for teachers. Some are free and others you pay for. It is broken up into subject, grade level, season, price, etc. It also allows others to leave reviews for each lesson/activity so that you have the opportunity to get a better idea of the lesson before you pay for it.

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This is a great book for any level of teachers. It reminds us that we need to not label students as "troublemakers", but rather ask ourselves why a student is behaving a certain way and address it. Our job as teachers is not to exclude those who struggle, but to connect with and help them further. It is a great read and I plan to implement the concepts in my future classroom.

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This is a well-known site that offers SO MUCH in terms of ideas/activities to do with students of any age. It is full of so many resources and projects to do with your kids of any age.

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This is AWESOME for online/remote learning (or even to help aid students outside of the classroom). It allows you to record your screen (with or without your own voice over and a little bubble of your face). If students need extra help with a topic, or need to learn how to log in to something, it is super easy to just record your screen and actually show them how to do it on their own.

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Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon - by: Patty Lovell

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Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon - by: Patty Lovell

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This is a great book about embracing your differences and not allowing bullies to knock you down. I think it's important to have books like this in the classroom for students to read and learn from.

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Junie B. Jones (series) - by: Barbara Park

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Junie B. Jones (series) - by: Barbara Park

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This is a great, fun series that will help students transfer from reading shorter picture books, to reading chapter books. This can be a hard transition for some kids, so these are fun and entertaining chapter books that might help them develop a good relationship with chapter books.

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This series is great for elementary students. There are SO many topics - some fiction, some more factual. This series can help introduce students to more of a nonfiction/informational text that is not "boring". All kids I have met always love these books and get excited to read them, so I think it would be great to have in the classroom library.

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House Arrest / Knockout (series) - by: K.A. Holt

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House Arrest / Knockout (series) - by: K.A. Holt

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This mini series would be great for the upper elementary advanced reader. These are great and easy reads for kids. They are about deeper things, so it would be best for upper el and advanced readers due to the concepts within. Highly recommended books - I absolutely love them (as an adult!).

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These Ted Talks are quick, 15 (ish) minute lectures about almost ANYTHING. If you need help with almost any topic regarding teaching, I'll bet you can find a Ted Talk about it. All are great speakers!

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My favorite things about this website are the cheap children's books as well as the "teacher store" that has tons of useful things for teachers and their classrooms.

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This website has millions upon millions of videos covering every topic under the moon. It is great for brain-breaks, informational videos, read-alouds or literally anything to help guide your lessons.

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(Book) Driven to Distraction - by: Edward M. Hallowell and John J. Ratey

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(Book) Driven to Distraction - by: Edward M. Hallowell and John J. Ratey

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This is a book all about ADD. While it is not directly written for teachers, it is a must-read in my opinion. It allows one to understand the "whys" and "hows" behind a student with ADD and will (hopefully) grant you (as the teacher) with more patience and understanding.

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(Book) A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish - by: Mark Davies and Kathy Hayward Davies

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(Book) A Frequency Dictionary of Spanish - by: Mark Davies and Kathy Hayward Davies

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This is a great resource for not only Spanish-immersion / Spanish educators, but also for the every-day teacher who has Spanish-speaking students/families in his or her classroom. It is a dictionary full of commonly-used words in the Spanish language to use a reference or even practice.

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This is a great resource with skills to practice for all grade levels. It is not specific to just language arts, but for other subjects as well. It offers practice activities and feedback, so it is a great tool to use for at-home practice or for students when they finish their independent work early.

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This is a great game to help upper elementary-aged students practice their addition, multiplication, subtraction, and division skills - along with memorization of prime numbers and strategy skills. It would be great to have a time or center where students could play!

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Science - National Geographic Kids Magazine

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Science - National Geographic Kids Magazine

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This is such an awesome magazine full of interesting, factual information for children. It would be especially useful during animal studies in the science area, since it almost always has animal facts/stories in every issue.

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Social Studies - Virtual Museum Tour (the MET)

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Social Studies - Virtual Museum Tour (the MET)

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https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/

This is a virtual tour of the MET specifically geared towards children. It would be a great tool to use when doing a study on museums in social studies - especially if you are unable to take a "real" tour!

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https://www.usingenglish.com/teachers/

This website is full of so many resources for teachers who have ELL students. It has grammar worksheets, whole lessons, and even articles for the teacher.

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Having a variety of books in the classroom that show both the English and Spanish (or other language) will allow the student to practice and compare the two languages while reading. (Example of a great bilingual book below)