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-Imagine Learn is a platform to help English Language Learners learn English. This tool assess ELL's, places them in a proficiency category, and teaches them vocabulary, reading and spelling.
-This program can be used during small group with an ESOL para for students who are in the ESOL program. The program is lively, interactive and creative to keep the learners interested and engaged.

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-iReady is a standards based tool used to supplement and reinforce standards taught in class. iReady is interactive and gives reading and math practice through virtual simulations where students can work out problems, and show what they have learned.
-As the students score well on lessons they earn coins that they can use to play games, if they don't do their lessons or don't score well they don't earn points for games so it motivates them to keep trying.
-iReady can be used independently as school during centers (reading or math) or at home. Teachers can even pull it up themselves and project it for the class to work on together.

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Elevate learning in elementary. Seesaw. (n.d.).https://web.seesaw.me/ 

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-Seesaw is a multifunctional learning platform that allows teachers to communicate with students and parents, keep students engaged and on track with work even during weekends, holidays and when teachers are out, and encourage collaboration. According to Seesaw(n.d), Seesaw is where teachers "Easily search for engaging, cross-curricular PreK-5 lessons that align with your standards."
-With Seesaw, students can watch fun learning videos, do be given instructions to do their hands on learning activity and draw video and voice record themselves showing their answers.
-A teacher could be absent and instead spending so much time finding and printing hundreds of pages of busy work packets, they can tell the substitute to have students do their assignments on Seesaw because it is so kid friendly.

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- According to Renaissance, "Freckle is a K–12 solution that captivates every learner with differentiated adaptive

practice in math, science, social studies, and ELA"(Renaissance Learning Inc, 2021,p.1)
-Freckle can be used to assess and monitor students progress in regard to grade level standards proficiency. Students are out in color categories and their goal is to be in the "green" which is grade level proficiency.

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-BrainPop Jr. is a learning platform that provides humorous video explanations of difficult to explain concepts. After watching the learning videos there are different leveled quizzes, games and activities to enrich understanding.
-BrainPop lessons can be done as a whole group to learn and discuss topics with the class and interact with students to complete the quizzes and activities. After, you can assign the students enrichment games on their devices.

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- Splashlearn is a standards, game-based learning tool that can be used to reinforce skills taught in class. The program has both reading and math and teachers can assign different lessons to students based off their level and needs.
- The best way to implement this tool is during your reading and math learning centers time, students can be on this tool working on the same standard but one different levels or doing completely different lessons depending on their needs. The students get excited when one it and earning stars motivates them to keep trying.

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iknowit. (2022). About us: I know it: Math practice site. I Know It: About Us. https://www.iknowit.com/about-us.html 

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-Iknowit is a math practice site that can be used at home or school for remediation, assessment or homework.

"The site enables teachers and parents to differentiate assignments for students allowing them to work at their own level and pace towards mastery of concepts and skills aligned with common core."(iknowit,2022,p.2)

-A teacher could use iknowit as weekly math homework for students and each student's assignment is catered to their own personal level. It's interactive and the students won't feel like it is a bore or a chore to get their homework done since it seems like fun math games.

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-Epic is a reading website that gives students access to thousands of books and magazines.
-Epic allows students to read books on their personal reading level (F&P, AR, etc.), students can also have the books read to them. The site has a plethora of options to choose from and it build children's love for reading.
-A great way to use Epic is after a student is done with their reading test at the end of the week they can get on. Another great way to use it is if you are teaching the class about Lion's tell the students to find a National Geographic article on Lion's or an animal of their choice, read about it, take the quiz, and share what they learned to the class.

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-Flipgrid allows teachers to post videos and get video responses back from students. This tool is ideal for students who can not yet type or write but gives them the opportunity to articulate their thinking.
-Students get to be creative and think for themselves with their responses and they can see and respond to their classmates.

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-Peardeck is a tool that allows teachers to create interactive learning slides for their google slide PowerPoints for students to learn and follow along with.
-Students can follow along with the slides, answering questions as you go. For example, if you pull up a slide that says "circle all of the pictures that start with 'c'. There can be a cat, dog, cup, bear, and map. Students can look on their screen and circle the cat and cup showing the teacher immediately who understands and who does not.
-When making your pear deck presentations you can accommodate all students. If you have students who have trouble reading you can add auto and record yourself reading the questions/passage to the students for them to playback.