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activinspire
wixie
ppt
digital eeaourcez
google docw

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Make connections to previous learning! Brainpop, etc.

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-Brain Pop Jr videos to use during instruction and allow students to access them while engaged in asynchronous learning.
-Active Inspire/Google slides for presenting content. (Google Slides can be linked in schoology   for students to reference if they needed a refresher.
-Google Docs
-Wixie/Padlet

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Google docs, activinspire/ PowerPoint presentations, use Brainpop/Tumblebooks for asynchronous learning or additional practice.

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Wikie, classflow, voice thread, powerpoints, and using google docs.

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-Active Inspire
-videos-used during instruction and linked for kids to access again
-voice over books

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Bitmoji with voice thread
screencast- record better quality videos

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Provide graphic symbols with alternative text descriptions

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Background knowledge through videos!!!

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Active Inspire for presenting conent

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This is good and I have used padlet before,
Note for us to remember is that students are young and often immature and they do not always adhere to etiquette and as such they can test the limits of polite and appropriate use. You may want to monitor before posting. I did have students post "without identity cursing and inappropriate things about each other" Oh we caught who it was but damage control had to take the time... Just keep in mind!

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A good way to share content is through Classflow or Nearpod. Using different types of media to present information is helpful as well.

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Preteach vocabulary using symbols (boardmaker or symbolstix), video, or hyperlinks to definitions etc.