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Flipgrid is another engaging tool to use with students. They are able to respond to a question or prompt in a video. They are also able to edit the video with either a little text or change the background.
I especially like this for ELL (English language learners). This gives them a safe space to practice their oracy. Students are able to respond to each other by leaving comments and likes. One way this can be used is having students record themselves reading to the teacher. It can help show their decoding and pronunciation while reading.

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Seesaw is almost like a school related social media platform. Students are able to post videos, pictures, text and much more on their class stream. Their classmates are then able to comment and like their post. Not only does it help connect students, but it also connects parents in the classroom because they are able to see what their child posts. Teachers are able to assign different assignments and give students different options on how they would like to complete the assignment.
For third grade a great way to use Seesaw is having student record a video of themselves teaching a math lesson. This will allow the student to show their thinking and give teachers a better picture of what students really understand.

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Edpuzzle is great, especially when teaching virtually. You are able to assign videos to your students. Throughout the video you can include questions for students to answer based on what they have seen in the video so far. This is great online because sometimes watching a video as a whole group is difficult. So doing it using Edpuzzle allows for to students to not only watch the video the teacher had planned for their lesson, but they are able to use the questions they had prepared as well.
In the classroom a good time to use this like mentioned would during asynchronous time. Students can watch videos at their own pace and all students would be participating in the questions.

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Freckle is an adaptive reading and math website. It allows students to take a placement test to see what skills they need to work on. For math it also presents students with fact practice. This is a great tool for personalized learning because it adapts with the student and it grows along with them. It also give students coins for every lesson they finish which can be used to personalize their avatar.
A way I use this in my 3rd grade class is having it be a center during guided math. Students are to work on the domain we are currently studying, for example geometry.

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Blooket is a fun and engaging game for students to play on any subject. Within this website they have various games to choose from. There are premade games that all you would need to do is start the game, or you can create your own game based on what you are working on in the classroom. Students are also able to login and earn coins each time they participate in any blooket game.

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Nearpod is just like Peardeck. It allows teachers to create a more engaging presentation for students. Nearpod allows students to interact with the presentation. It is an easy extension to add to any google slides presentation.
An example that can be used in the classroom can be a science presentation where students need to identify different kinds of forces.

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Google slides allows teachers to personalize their learning online by presenting their information in a more visual manner. Not only can use this for presentations, but also for creating classwork for students.
As a class students can create a good slides presentation on a topic they are researching. And since it's part of google, students are able to share their slides with each other and work on the same slides at the same time.

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Canva is a site that allows people to create digital visuals for various things. This can help teacher personalize learning in a virtual setting. Canva already has a lot of premade designs where the teacher just needs to plug in their information.
A classroom example for this would be to use Canva to introduce themselves to not only the students but also the families.

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Peardeck allows teachers to have an interactive presentation. Teacher is able to have students respond directly on the slide and can share students responses with the class. With the premium account it can be linked to google classroom. By doing this students names will be attached to their responses.
In the classroom this could be used to present math lessons in third grade. The teacher can ask various math questions and see students thinking.

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Google Classroom allows teachers to not only post things for their students, but students are also able to post their work. Teachers are able to customize what they would like their students to see and when they are able to see it. An example that can be used in a third grade class is having students post their reading online.