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https://lyricstraining.com/
This website has put together a place for music videos of all different languages. Students are able to listen to music and fill in the missing words. This would take some practice and background knowledge.

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https://learningenglish.voanews.com/
This is a multimedia website for English learners world wide. It has the assistance of real English teachers and is broken up into levels. It even has information about the history of the United States.

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https://schools.duolingo.com/
This site helps students break down learning a whole new language. The students are able to track their process. The website has lessons and then quizzes the students to meet them at their level. All websites have a learning curve, especially if a student has not been exposed to much, if any, technology.

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This website uses music for students to learn a new language. It breaks up different sections for the uses into 4: listen, read, write, speak. The students get to listen to the latest hits in Spanish.

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https://pbskids.org/noah/
This website is an interactive and entertaining way for children to learn a new language. There are videos, games, and characters.

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https://www.tesol.org/
This website is great for teachers to get certificated in teaching English as a foreign language. Teachers would be able to teach English abroad. There are also resources for assistance with links to the bookstore, lesson plans, and tips.

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http://jeffzwiers.org/
This website is great for resources and finding what the research is saying about language development. There is a place with a list of tools for different topics, such as conversational skills or how to comprehend texts. Swiers also has books and articles of his own

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https://www.wested.org/area_of_work/english-language-learners/
This is a website for teachers to focus on continuing to expand their knowledge to help Emergent Bilinguals succeed. It is helping teachers take the research and be able to apply it in the classroom.

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http://www.everythingesl.net/
This website provides teacher tips and lesson plans to support Emergent Bilinguals. This website also provides a place to find extra resources for assistance.

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https://www.wordhippo.com/
Word hippo is a great resource for needing quick answers to word questions. It provides a dictionary, thesaurus, and provides pronunciation. This would be easy for students who are used to technology to use.

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https://www.kqed.org/mindshift/
This website is a little different because it has a podcast! If you are a podcast listener than this a great professional development option. It is so important for teachers to always go and improve their teaching. To do this, teachers need to stay up to date with the recent research. This website has different categories based on things to read, watch, and listen to.

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http://flashcardstash.com/This is a great way to have a quick study session for Spanish. It has many other option to study besides language, including science, history, and other languages. Students could practice on their free time. I need to do these flash cards!

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http://www.eslcafe.com/
This website is for both teachers and students. It even had job postings for other countries. This website also has forums so you can contact others to read peoples comments and ideas.

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http://en.childrenslibrary.org/
This website is wonderful because it is creating a space for children to access free books in all different languages! It has a deep respect for all cultures and is improving their site to incorporate more language searching tools and books for children. This stories have beautiful pictures and they are from all over the world and in all different languages. For free!

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http://www.englishmedialab.com/
This website has games and puzzles. There are sections for vocabulary, pronunciation, and listening exercises. This website also has video lessons and worksheets. It can be a useful tool for practice.

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https://getkahoot.com/
This is an interactive way to assess student learning. The issue I with this is that it can have a lot to do with speed when it is being administered. I think it can be fun for competitive students but not for students who are struggling with content/language.

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https://goformative.com/library/5bd7ac540959f50001074e50
This one is a really easy way for teachers to collect data on what the students know and are still struggling with. I would love to use an assessment like this because most students love using technology and  it is a quick grading process for teachers! My current CT does not use very much technology in her classroom but I would love to learn some.

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http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/student-interactives/alphabet-organizer-30035.html?tab=4#tabs
This site gives a variety of resources for educators to use for both lessons and assessments. I like the idea of having young students create alphabet books to show their understanding of vocabulary. The website also provides printouts.

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http://www.readingbear.org/
This is a great site for students to practice pronunciation and take quizzes. It has a focus on phonics. This would be really helpful for all young learners, not just emergent bilinguals.

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https://www.superteachertools.us/
This is a great easy resource for teachers to create groups, set timers, place games with the class, set seating charts... etc. It could make things easier on the teacher, and who wouldn't want that!

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https://www.tricider.com/;jsessionid=AZZqlm9OVAZCU47McXEWlA
This is a fun resource for teachers to use to collect ideas and opinions of their students. The teacher can post the question and some options and the students can vote. It would be nice if teachers could add visuals to help emergent bilinguals to vote too.

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https://app.wizer.me/
This site is a great resource for teachers to share with other teachers. It is a way to differentiate instruction and assist emergent bilinguals and students on an IEP/504 plan. Teachers can create digital worksheets for students to do that is tailored to them. It can have audio and visuals as well. It can be put on Google Classroom.

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http://popplet.com/
This is a great resource for schools with 1:1 iPads. It is a digital way for students to organize their thoughts and ideas. This would be a great way to help students begin to make connections to different ideas. This resource would be a great visual tool for emergent bilinguals.

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https://www.mathplayground.com/wordproblems.html
This is a great resource for students to connect literacy and math. It helps students practice and use the words related to math and word problems. This is great practice for all students but especially emergent bilinguals.