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1. Pear Deck - for use on SDI video chats.
2. Doorway Speller - after training, students could work on this for supplemental practice.
3. SumDogMath - free site for engaging math activities.

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I found Reading Bear activities that would be a great supplement for my younger students.

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I will definitely use Google Jamboard. I heard about it yesterday and I am playing with it. I think it could be a really useful visual resource.

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I will definitely use Google Jamboard. I heard about it yesterday and I am playing with it. I think it could be a really useful visual resource.

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There are so many great tools that I am eager to use with my students. One tool that I found and really like is the Spelling City tool. this is a great way for students to study their spelling/vocabulary words.  I also really liked the Virtual Math tools and the Time Telling tools.

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I would like to try Quizzizz and Kahoot. I think it would be a good way to review with the students.

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The UDL Tech Toolkit has so many tools for teachers.  As a reading specialist, I am excited to try CommonLit and Into the Book with my third and fourth graders.  I think that Doorway Speller would be a great MTSS strategy, and Unite for Literacy would be awesome for our EL learners since it could be read aloud in their native language and English.

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The UDL Tech Toolkit has so many tools for teachers.  As a reading specialist, I am excited to try CommonLit and Into the Book with my third and fourth graders.  I think that Doorway Speller would be a great MTSS strategy, and Unite for Literacy would be awesome for our EL learners since it could be read aloud in their native language and English.

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I am excited to try several of the quiz extensions (quizizz, kahoot, plickers).  

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I am excited to try several of the quiz extensions (quizizz, kahoot, plickers).  

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I am also interested in Readability  I like that it can remove the distractions from a page.

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There are so many extensions I want to try! IStorybooks, Grammarly, Google read and write!

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So many tools! Read and Write for Google, prompts by story wars, IStorybooks. 

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So many tools! Read and Write for Google, prompts by story wars, IStorybooks. 

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What are some of the tools you explored that you are most excited to use with your students?

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What are some of the tools you explored that you are most excited to use with your students?