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Integrating technology into the classroom is something that has been debated ever since the abilities of technology have increased and technology's presence has increased in our society. I think technology is an important part of learning for emergent bilinguals because it is so easily accessible and relatively interactive with ease of use. However, it has been proven that language acquisition is much more effective than language learning and I do not believe that language acquisition can take place through technology. With that being said, I think in this day and age, emergent bilinguals should take advantage of all of the resource that are available through technology, but they must also put the screens away and learn through conversation and hands on learning. In reference to the Prezi by Cheridy Aduviri, the "Frameworks" section makes reference to students' depth of knowledge, there is only so much depth of learning that can take place with the use of technology for emergent bilinguals and all students. It is important for learners to strive for deeper understanding and a higher level of depth of knowledge in various content areas and that cannot always include the use of technology. In order for learners to develop their knowledge to a level 4, they must think beyond what it available to them through online resources. Overall, there must be a balance when using technology for learning. When technology is used the appropriate amount, the results can be very effective for learners and more specifically emergent bilinguals.

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https://pbskids.org/whiteboard/
The website creates a space for interactive learning for students of all ages. Students can pick what subject area they want to work with and play games and practice various skills in the website.

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https://quizizz.com/
This site allows for educators to use pre-made quizzes or create their own quizzes for students in a variety of content areas. These quizzes are individually paced for students and are graded automatically for fast results for both educators and students.

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http://www.myhistro.com/
This site allows users to create interactive timelines and maps with visuals and much more. It will make learning information more enjoyable for all students and can be used as a way of demonstrating learning as a final project at the end of a unit.

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https://www.mathgames.com/
This website is a place where students can play math games at various levels. I think it is important for learners to enjoy something or else they will not learn anything. With that being said, math in particular is a subject that many students tend to have a negative association with. Allowing students to begin learning through playing games will create a less threatening environment for learning.

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Math Games, Math Worksheets and Practice Quizzes

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Math games online that practice math skills using fun interactive content. Over 1000 free skill testing apps and games - tablet and chromebook friendly.

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https://kahoot.com/
This is an interactive and fun game that can be used in the classroom with individuals or teams. This is a great way for teachers to informally assess students on their knowledge on a content area. This can be used as a study tool for a test, review, or as a way to engage learners.

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https://www.animaker.com/
This website allows for users to create animated whiteboards, infographics, typography, and more! This makes learning and presentation of information much more visually appealing and learner friendly.

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https://youngzine.org/
This is a site that students can use to learn about current events and read up on what is going on in the world and their community. It is important for educators to make sure that students are aware of what is going on outside of their own lives.

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https://www.powtoon.com/edu-home/
This site is a presentation tool for students to use to integrate the knowledge they have learned into a visual cartoon presentation. This can be used as an assessment for an individual or as a group project.

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https://www.easel.ly/
This site allows for educators and learners to present information in a more visually appealing way. This can make learning easier because it is easier to digest and understand with the visual aids, pictures, charts, and graphic organizers.

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https://www.rhymezone.com/
Rhyme Zone would be an extremely helpful and handy tool for emergent bilinguals because it helps students develop can understanding of phonics and phonemic awareness in the English language.

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https://www.storyboardthat.com/storyboard-creator
This is an interactive site that allows students to create their own stories on storyboards. This helps emergent bilinguals with the use of visuals to represent their thoughts, ideas, and writing.

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http://en.childrenslibrary.org/
The international children's digital library is a great resource for emergent bilinguals because it allows these students to find books and resources with a wide cultural range. It is important for emergent bilinguals to have access to text that is relevant and useful in their lives.

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https://www.wordhippo.com/
This site can help emergent bilinguals by allowing them to search words and find definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and much more. This can help emergent bilinguals search for words and their meanings with speed and ease.

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https://www.pixton.com/
This is another site that allows students to bring their stories and ideas to life through pictures and comics. This can be an affective tools for emergent bilinguals to engage them in their literacy work and help make the learning experience fun.

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http://www.colorincolorado.org/teaching-english-language-learners
This is a bilingual site for educators and the families of emergent bilinguals. There are various articles listing how teachers can make connection between various content instruction and many different instructional strategies that have been found to be affective when teaching emergent bilinguals.

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https://www.edutopia.org/blog/integrating-ells-general-education-classes-dorit-sasson
In the Edutopia site, I focused in the section titled, "Integrating ELL Students in General Education Classes". The section lists various strategies for teachers to use to assist emergent bilinguals in the classroom so that they can be the most successful they can be.

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http://ddeubel.edublogs.org/
This site is another website that has many resources as links from the site. There is a lot of information about how teachers can support emergent bilinguals in the classroom. This can help change the educator mindset by frequently keeping them in the loop of the best ways they can help their students.

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English Language Learning and Teaching. ESL, EFL, TEFL, TESOL, and students.

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https://www.tesol.org/
This website offers a wide variety of networks and resources for educators. I specifically looked at journals and newsletters that inform teachers of current events in the world of education. These resources can help teachers improve the way in which they teach emergent bilinguals in the classroom.

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http://jeffzwiers.org/
This site can help educators stay on top of teaching emergent bilinguals with the most updated strategies. There are many resources such as free downloads and other tools that teachers can use when instructing emergent bilinguals.

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http://www.funenglishgames.com/
This site is one that is free and easily accessible to emergent bilinguals and their families. There are various activities, videos, and games in a wide variety of topics. This site can engage emergent bilinguals in learning the English language in a fun way.

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http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/
This site can help students who are emergent bilinguals learn English and enjoy it as they learn. As we have learned, making language learning fun and engaging is the best way for emergent bilinguals to learn.

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https://esp.brainpop.com/
This website is a kid friendly website that is organized by subject and it is in Spanish. There are games, problems, and various content areas within the subjects. This can help emergent bilinguals by allowing them to

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https://www.grammaropolis.com/index.php
This site is a user friendly and visually appealing website for kids to learn grammar in a fun way. For different grammar aspects, there are books, videos, quizzes, games, and apps.

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https://eslflow.com/
This site will be helpful for emergent bilinguals because it is set up in an easy to use set up that has resources easily accessible for emergent bilinguals. The site is categorized by level and by common subjects.

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5 Useful Sites for Supporting Bilinguals:

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5 Useful Sites for Supporting Bilinguals:

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5 Useful Sites for Supporting Bilinguals: