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Math:
Kahoot for math review
Google Slides student-created Jeopardy
Google Slides for Digital Interactive Notebooks
Google Slides for student-created review games
Osmo iPad Numbers
Google Forms quizzes
Sphero Robots for Area & Perimeter mazes
First in Math
Google Slides Choose Your Own Adventure

ELA:
Google Docs
HyperDocs
Kami for highlighting
Sphero + iMovie-students write their own plays/stories and use Sphero as the character
Lexia

SS:
Google My Maps
Google Sites
Kahoot
Green Screen + iPads for recording Newsreports

Science:
Kahoot
Google Slides for Interactive Science Study Guides

Cross-Curricular:
Cross-Curricular Breakout EDU
FlipGrid responses
Morning Coffee Surveys for feedback/check in
Nearpod
Google Drawing

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1. We do a nearpod independently in small groups for the letter of the week.
2. We use google classroom for a number of assignments (i.e. to publish work, to learn the functions of google slides, draw, and docs)
3. We use Chatterpics Kids (iPad app) to record a number of different things.  It is very helpful in motivating my EL kiddos to speak out loud.

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We are researching Famous Americans through Get Epic, note taking facts in a writing plan, and typing a report including an image. We are finding facts in books and creating Google Slides, then presenting to the class. We are taking HM Journeys LA tests through Think Central.

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We use Nearpod, google docs, slides, sheets, quizizz, journeys online assignments

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*Flipgrid--Book Review for our Book Challenge for the year--the kids LOVE this!
*Canvas as a tool to take quizzes, turn in essays using the content box or sharing a Google Doc, Commons to share quizzes, assignments across all content
*Nearpod to "lecture" on history instead of using the textbook only
*Google Classroom to push out assignments that need to have kids names on it.
*Google Sites for Ancient Civilization projects
*DO Ink for Greenscreen projects for Ancient Civilizations
*Google Forms for informative informal assessments and exit tickets
*Prodigy.com/First in Math to practice math facts and review content
*GAFE to do weekly CNN10 presentations or summaries

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Writing: using Google Docs to write 5 paragraph essays, then use Screencastify for writing conferences and revisions
Math: using google docs to create charts for recording area and perimeter measurments
Science: using Thinglink and Adobe Spark to show what they have learned about animal adaptations
ELA: using Google Slides to create vocabulary slides, Kahoot exit tickets

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We use Canvas and Google Docs daily for communication and collaboration. Kahoot to review material, Nearpod to increase content understanding.  We also take quizzes and tests in Canvas, as well as submit writing. We use ST Math in math rotations.

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Using green screen and robots and coding to create movies about a creature and it's adaptations.

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Seesaw - we use almost daily to communicate with parents, to do informal assessments, or to extend a lesson
Social Studies/Science: Nearpod - we often use this to introduce a topic in an interactive way and to create excitement for new content (e.g. field trips).
Kahoot - used to review topics in math or reading
ST Math & Lexia - supports math and reading skills

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We have students using the Google App suite to do creative writing and transfer it to Adobe Spark to read their stories aloud and bring them to life!
Also using software like Nearpod, Quizizz, Flipgrid, Google Classroom and more across a wide variety of content areas.

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5th Grade is using Kanbanchi to organize some projects.

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(Elementary Science)
Using QR CODES to access google slide presentations for their 6th grade science fair

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Google Slides, google docs, google draw, google forms

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Social Studies - We are doing our state reports on TourBuilder through the G Suite. Students choose 10 locations for their state and program a "road trip" of those special places.

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Piktochart to present state facts, Smore to present final reading project, using green screen to conduct "Gold Rush" interviews,
G-Suite, Google Classroom, Maker Space.

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Bee Bots, Do ink, Lexia, Math Apps,
Google Docs and Draw, LifeCards

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-Google Classroom for assigning specific students certain assignments and pushing out classroom materials
-Nearpod for interactive math lessons
-Get Epic for creating collections of books for research projects
-Canvas for parent communication
-Google Slides for pictures and captions in research projects
-Google Docs for writing narrative, opinion, and informative paragraphs
-Journeys Online for assessments
-Chatterpix for bring ancestor dolls to life in a 30 second overview of their culture
-Lexia for reading intervention and lessons
-First in Math for basic facts practice

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Nearpod for ipads
ipads for raz-kids
Adobe spark for video
Kahoot.it
Google Docs
Chatterpix
Show Me !

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1. Students are filming projects with green screen apps. From storyboard, script writing, filming, editing, publishing, and sharing, they are creating alternatives to paper-and-pencil assessments.
2. Students are creating Google sites to make their portfolios of the yearś work.
3. Students are using MyMaps to create photo-geo stories for ancient civilizations.
4. Students are creating their own Kahoots to review concepts.
5. Weekly student news broadcast - students plan, film, then publish.

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Science: using Google Forms as a way to gauge student choice in Science projects, students use Flipgrid, iMovie, Adobe Spark and Explain Everything to present learned targets. Student then explain the concept as simply as possible using the tools available to them.

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Nearpod - letter and word family review, thematic lessons (penguins, groundhogs day, etc.), Seesaw, draw and tell, Osmos, Epic, Overdrive read alouds

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Nearpod for review
First in Math
Google Docs
Google slides - research project

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Using Get Epic to research animals and answer questions about the animal in collaborative groups. Think Central tests.

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Name - School Site
Content area, tools, software and  activity
Stonegate
Stonegate
We are researching Famous Americans through Get Epic, note taking facts in a writing plan, and typing a report including an image. We are finding facts in books and creating Google Slides, then presenting to the class. We are taking HM Journeys LA tests through Think Central.
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Kevin Miller- Beacon Park
We have students using the Google App suite to do creative writing and transfer it to Adobe Spark to read their stories aloud and bring them to life!
Also using software like Nearpod, Quizizz, Flipgrid
Cypress Village
Cypress Village
-Google Classroom
-Nearpod
-Get Epic for research projects
-Canvas
-Google Slides
-Google Docs
-Journeys Online
-Chatterpix
-Lexia
-First in Math
 
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Google Classroom
Google docs - writing
Kahoot - review math/ELA

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Math--We use Canvas like an "anchor chart" and we link video instruction, practice, and challenge activities that we use daily. Some of the resources we use include: Go Math Online, IXL, mangahigh, Khan Academy, mobymax.com, First in Math, Thinking Blocks, Quizlet (live), commoncoresheets.com, and various tools for virtual manipulatives and other things like that, as needed.

Our next step is to begin using Google Sites in Social Studies as a kind of digital portfolio.

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Quizzes on Canvas
Google Doc
Google Classroom
Weekly Hyperdocs
Digital journals

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Social Studies: quizlet.live to build student groups for project where students are introduced to terms and develop an overview of the topic before moving to a grid to choose more in depth learning.

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-Google Drawings and Slides presentations
-Nearpod/Kahoot!

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Using google slides and research options to have students create a descriptive writing wanted poster for an invasive species.

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Language Arts - studysync blasts, grammar lessons
Mobymax - math & grammar
Kahoot - fun review for science & social studies

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Stonegate
Stonegate
We are researching Famous Americans through Get Epic, note taking facts in a writing plan, and typing a report including an image. We are finding facts in books and creating Google Slides, then presenting to the class. We are taking 
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Kevin Miller- Beacon Park
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Cypress Village
Cypress Village
-Google Classroom
-Nearpod
-Get Epic for research projects
-Canvas
-Google Slides
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Using conditionally formatted Google Sheets to input nightly math homework so students can check their work right when they are doing their homework. Saves time in the classroom and stress at home since it forces students to assess and use other strategies if they aren't getting the correct answers.

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-Nearpod for all subjects
-Google Drive- all apps, all subjects
-Screencasts making songs with Flocabulary with Social Studies
-Google Drawing to present ideas for Science, model your contraption (Rube Goldberg)
-Google Sheets for creating and tracking learning targets for Reading and Math

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-GAFE Stuff: slides, docs, maps, etc.
-Google Classroom
-Nearpod
-Clever: Typing Agent, Encyclopedia Britannica, various textbooks, First in Math
Introducing to: Quizlet, Kahoot, Quizziz, Screencastify, Flipgrid, audio recording, pixel art, Tinkercad, Adobe Spark, hyperdocs

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Math: ST Math- conceptual understanding, First in Math- basic facts, CommonCoreSheets.com for practice.

G Suite- all content areas!

Presentation tools:  Adobe Spark, ScreenCastify, iMovie, Doceri, FlipGrid

Reading Intervention: Lexia

Study Tools: Nearpod, Kahoot, Quizlet

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Students use an interactive slides as a scientist notebook about matter to organisms to read/watch current resources, create experiments, share data, and showcase thinking from beginning to end.

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3rd grade uses Padlet for students reading response homework.

Kahoot: math review

Google slides- students did spider research projects and presented them on google slides

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My class loves utilizing Quizlet & Quizlet Live to study vocabulary and states & capitals. We also use Kahoot to review before tests, Nearpod, G-Suite, and Google Classroom.

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Google  Doc
Google sheets
Google Classroom
Prodigy
Canvas
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Creating Quizizz.com activities to use as homework assignments and review activities so students can practice multiple times.

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All of G-Suite to plan, create, and share Genius Hour creations.

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Using nearpod to create interactive science lessons for the new science standards

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Canvas for student/parent communication, resources and assignments/assessment uploads from Google.

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Using purposegames.com for reviews. Great for states and capitals, other map activities, identifying parts of things in science, etc.

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1. Google Slides for individual student target trackers.
2. POD casts embedded into Canvas for listening. (NPR WOW in the world is really good).
3. Student Passion Projects self paced with directions through Canvas

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Students make an End of the year portfolio using Google Sites to showcase all they have learned.

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G Suite for creating and preparing for student led conferences. Goals are written work is hyperlinked to show process.

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Language Arts: Use Doctopus and Goobric to grade essays and other writing from rubrics
Math: Kahoot for intro to and review
Social Studies: Google My Maps, Google Docs, and Google Slides
Science: Kahoot for review, Nearpod for new concepts, Mystery Science for experiments, and Google Forms for assessments
Projects: Use Tinkercad for 3D modeling, Google Draw to create media for our projects, and Google Sites

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Kathryn makes some amazing digital Breakouts and has shared a link to Colonial Breakout

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.