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This toolkit is created for mostly ELA. My classroom has quite the spectrum of learning styles and unique learning needs. These websites are engaging and useful for all types of students.

Google Classroom- share assignments, presentations, group or individual work. Easy to access and share.

Canva- creating book reports or flyers to gain interest/introduce a text

Adobe Spark- creating short video presentations to discuss a writing or reading assignment

News ELA- useful resource for creating engaging/meaningful text sets.

Seesaw- an app used to share student work with other classmates, teachers, and families.

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From what I am seeing in the classroom that I am doing my pre-practicum in, I've decided to relate my 5 technology resources to science:
1. Canva- although probably focused on ELA, this can be used for students to write about different topics in that they are learning about in science.
2. Green Screen app- This is a great app that students can use to create videos to present to the class. They can be creative and for example, create a news station reporting on something.
3. Google Classroom- Can be used for any and all classrooms to keep students and teachers connected.
4. Book Creator- Students can use what they are learning in science to create a book based on all of the information.
5. Flipgrid- Although we just recently learned about it, it seems like a great (and fun) way to get students more comfortable speaking on camera in front of people.

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I've found all these recourses extremely valuable throughout this year. Of the five, I've decided to focus my key assignment on Ten Frame Mania. While working with my intervention students, I felt this application helped to deeper their understanding of number sense. Any educators teaching in grades K-2 should give this app a try!

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This toolkit is for literacy work.  These tools can be used for writer's workshop, reading groups, and any kind of reading/writing work.

News ELA – creating text sets

SymbalooEDU – creating text sets in a very visual, less text-reliant way

FlipGrid – video discussion forum

Adobe Spark – creating short videos with photos

Canva – creating flyers or book reports

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I had based this Educator Toolkit on a Unit that we have been doing in our 1st grade classroom called People Who Make a Difference. We have been reading many biographies about fantastic people who have made a great difference in the world. Students then get a chance to interview a person that they believe have made a difference in other's lives. I think this different tools could help this project and give students more tools to research and present their ideas.

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My these is resources that can help bring more to lessons. I chose resources that are helpful to teachers who are creating lessons and students who are participating in lessons. All these resources can be used across all grades but I put it with 4-6 because I started utilizing them more as I taught 4th grade.

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My resources include many websites that I am always using the classroom and a book that I found useful during the beginning of the year when we were working on place value. These resources give students the opportunity to work through the concepts that they are struggling with.

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Resources to help support English Language Learners

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Resources to help support English Language Learners

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My resources are mix of websites, articles, and a video. Ensuring that our lesson content and objective reach all of our students is already a tricky task, especially when you have ELLs in your class. These resources give you, the teacher, an opportunity to understand how you can successfully address the needs of your ELLs.

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5 Resources to  Encourage Mathematical Investigation

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5 Resources to  Encourage Mathematical Investigation

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My resources include articles, a Ted Talk, a book and a list of questions that help students develop mathematical thinking. We need to give students the opportunity to learn and practice how to think mathematically - investigations is one way.

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5 Resources to Integrate Technology in the Classroom

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5 Resources to Integrate Technology in the Classroom

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My theme centers around the SAMR model. The reason I choose this theme is that it highlights the way to use technology integration as a tool for learning.