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Compose music

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Chrome book app for stop motion

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http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/

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Interactive timeline presentations.
https://www.sutori.com/

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Explore the curated collections and create your own.
https://learninglab.si.edu/

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Comic creator. Free and paid versions. Loads of lesson plans.

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Interactive websites and portfolios.
https://sway.com/

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Mobil photo editing app. Avaiable for IOS and Andriod.

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https://www.quizalize.com/
Fun online quizzes.

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https://edulastic.com/
Formative Assessment platform

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DocuViz visualizes how a document evolves in Google Docs, showing who did what when. It is a picture of the revision history over time.

http://docuviz.ics.uci.edu

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https://spark.adobe.com/
Free production tools for your classroom. So many ways to get your students creating digital media.

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Curriculum and resources, free to sign up, teacher and student version-you can build your own textbook!

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Free to sign up, has comprehension questions and is level-based

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Google Keep lets you quickly take and save those notes, photos, voice memos, and checklists to Google Drive, and then access them again on any other web-connected device you use. It's ideal for quick note-taking on the go, anyone who appreciates simple, fast note-taking tools or to-do apps, or for saving notes on the desktop that you know you'll need on your Android phone, like shopping lists, addresses, phone numbers, checklists and to-do lists, or conference call codes. Keep even supports Google Apps accounts, so you can use it with your own domain or a business account.

https://keep.google.com

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http://www.readwritethink.org/parent-afterschool-resources/games-tools/comic-creator-a-30237.html

Children and teens create comic strips online by choosing backgrounds, characters, and props. They can also write dialogue using speech bubbles. There is a Comic Strip Planning Sheet, a printable PDF that comic creators can use to draft and revise their work before creating and printing their final comics. When the comics are completed, they can be printed out and shared.

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Create video lessons by cutting, adding questions to, comments, and editing videos.
Use lessons other teachers have created or use your own with videos on YouTube, Discovery Ed, Khan Academy, National Geographic, Ted Talks, and more!
https://edpuzzle.com/

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Remove ads and suggested videos from YouTube URLS. Just copy and past the link!

http://viewpure.com/

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Kahoot-style game BUT you can turn the timer off and/or assign it to students to take on their own time.

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https://new.goformative.com/
Upload PDFs and add questions right in the doc. Create questions, embed video. FREE and user-friendly. Provides data as well.

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https://www.plickers.com/
Plickers is a powerfully simple tool that lets teachers collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for student devices. And it's free!

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It's kind of like if kahoot and google slides made a technology baby. Create your lesson slides in peardeck, and embed questions. Super fun and engaging!

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This is a secure way for students to have a discussion in class while watching a lesson/video. Also good for trainings.

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Free tool to create game style learning paths using online resources.

https://lessonplans.symbaloo.com/

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word cloud generators

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I have the remind app for all of my extracurricular activities and classes to connect with them and parents if needed

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You can get some for free and free trials, but there eventually is a subscription. You can print or use the same article at different reading levels.

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Great way to connect teachers, parents and students, encourage positive behaviors, values, and skills, and share pictures, videos and notes to your class community

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This resource allows you to structure your classroom management like an RPG videogame. Students all have characters you can give them experience points for good things and take away Health Points for bad things.

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Free archive of current events and news articles.

http://magazines.scholastic.com/

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If you're bored of the templates in google slides, slidescarnival has tons of different backgrounds and themes.

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You do have to pay for this, but it is great for Grammar and Shakespeare

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We use this for SAT prep

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If you have not used this for informal assessments or Friday movie voting, I recommend it.

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This is a more formal version of Kahoot that shows all students' results instead of the top 5. Really great for in-class work to show which students are getting it.

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Use your quizlet cards as a fun group review

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Really good math practice tool that engages the students. Can be used for PARCC review.

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A great way for kids to curate links, pictures and information. Also a good way to make a set of related resources or activities available for student use.

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games. randomizer. group/seating chart maker. ALL OF THE THINGS.

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This is great for ELA teachers who provide a lot of FEEDBACK on students' writing.
TextExpander lets you instantly insert snippets of text from a repository of emails, boilerplate and other content, as you type – using a quick search or abbreviation.
https://textexpander.com/
You do have to pay for it, but it isn't much and is SO worth it!

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Way to assess while playing a game on chromebooks, computers, iPads, etc. Student responses and scores can be downloaded to Google Sheets.