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I love this site. It teaches sign language in easy to understand videos. I would use this as a way to help my nonverbal students. I would also use it as a tool to help all students communicate with nonverbal students. I also use it myself to improve my own sign language ability.

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Sign Language 101 - Learn Sign Language Online Free

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Sign Language 101 is the new way to learn how to sign. Video lessons are taught by Deaf ASL Experts with learning previews and free sign language lessons.

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This website makes it easy for teachers to add lesson plans, you can add the day, time and also put in recurring classes every day. You can also make sure your lesson follows standards. I use this now to keep track of classes and assignments. This will make it easy for me to keep track of each lesson plan, activity, and even fire drill.

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Planbook & Online Lesson Planner. Free for Teachers. Common Curriculum

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Save time with easy templates. Align lesson plans to Common Core & 50 state standards. Organize with unit plans. Share & collaborate with colleagues.

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Evernote is great for students to take notes on. They can even share notes with each other.  I will use this for my students to practice taking notes to learn the best ways to study. I will also use this as a way to let students share to see what others thought was important information.

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kids get on the bus arrive at farm see turkeys find ax learn what ax is for start to cry stuff turkeys undershirts get on the bus for home save turkeys

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Gerry is my favorite educator to listen to, read about, or watch. He is very funny and also always puts a positive spin on things. He makes education fun.

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I love using rubistar to make rubrics. This is the easiest and fastest way I have found to make them. It allows you to save them and make as many as you need for any subject or grade. I will use this to monitor my students' progress. I will also use it to have the students help develop rubrics for themselves.

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RubiStar is a tool to help the teacher who wants to use rubrics, but does not have the time to develop them from scratch.

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I love that ABCya uses common core standards and games to help students in reading and math. The students play games while learning and having fun.

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Educational games for grades PreK through 6 that will keep kids engaged and having fun. Topics include math, reading, typing, just-for-fun logic games... and more!

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Quizlet is a great way to make flashcards to help students prepare for tests. I will use this as a way to help prepare my students for tests. I will also let the students use this as a way to help themselves.

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Kahoot is a great way to assess students. They enjoy it and think it is just a game. Here is a quick one I made on a story we read.

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I love to use this app for students to complete lesson. I can assess their progress using games. This app works for all subjects, including reading and math!

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Seesaw creates a powerful learning loop between students, teachers, and families

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Symbolstix is my favorite way to make storyboards, PECS cards and visual schedules for students. This is a short video on how to do this.