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GooseChase treasure hunt for a purpose---check in, 

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GooseChase treasure hunt for a purpose---check in, 

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Let your Librarian know ahead of time if you are centering on a book to see what resources can be gathered from different sources.

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Let your Librarian know ahead of time if you are centering on a book to see what resources can be gathered from different sources.

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Using Flubaroo and Doctopus can help with grading. If you use it with Google Classroom, you can import all students' work, attach a rubric, grade, and submit work back. You can even add voice comments. 

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Using Flubaroo and Doctopus can help with grading. If you use it with Google Classroom, you can import all students' work, attach a rubric, grade, and submit work back. You can even add voice comments. 

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I've used the voice recording features to allow below grade level readers the opportunity to self-monitor their own progress in fluency.

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I've used the voice recording features to allow below grade level readers the opportunity to self-monitor their own progress in fluency.

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Google docs and SeeSaw are great for having students collaborate on their writing.  They can work together or comment on each others writing.

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I constantly have my students peer edit each other's work using Google Docs. Make sure to have the settings set to "comment only," otherwise there may be some grumbling! 

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I constantly have my students peer edit each other's work using Google Docs. Make sure to have the settings set to "comment only," otherwise there may be some grumbling! 

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Kidblog is a great, but not a free website.

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I use a combination of Google Docs, and Google Slides for students to publish their writing

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I use a combination of Google Docs, and Google Slides for students to publish their writing

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Typing program we use in computer lab time.

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Google Slideshow, Google docs

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There are titles that require you to view a video or get a link to continue on a website before heading back to the book.

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There are titles that require you to view a video or get a link to continue on a website before heading back to the book.

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For the Creator Book Maker in you!

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Moby Max

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Tumblebooks, BookFlix

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Posting a question for the students to answer based on the book they are currently reading.

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speech to text
highlight
read

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We use QR codes to link students to articles, videos... for our social studies stations.  

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We use QR codes to link students to articles, videos... for our social studies stations.  

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So do Students!

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We use epic books for online reading.  I can assign books or units for students to read when we are starting a new unit of study.

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Wisconsin State Digital Learning Consortium

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Wisconsin State Digital Learning Consortium

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During our listening to reading time, we use QR Codes, Raz Kids, Epic, and often Storyline Online when teaching mini lessons

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Just starting to use Flipgrid as a way to create a library of book talks by 4th graders.

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Just starting to use Flipgrid as a way to create a library of book talks by 4th graders.

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RazKids, Epic, and Reading A to Z

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At my district we use Epic, Zing, and Reading A to Z for kids to read, Zing is nice because it already has comprehension quizzes created, where as in Epic you need to create your own.

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At my district we use Epic, Zing, and Reading A to Z for kids to read, Zing is nice because it already has comprehension quizzes created, where as in Epic you need to create your own.

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I use Epic Books in my 3rd Grade classroom during Daily 5 for a Listen 2 Reading area. My students are thoroughly engaged and can listen to a wide variety of genres of books done fluently!

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Students & Staff Love It!