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This game-based math app has thousands of  activities and fun games where students have plenty of opportunities to learn and practise new concepts. It can be used for extra support, to keep fast task finishers entertained while learning, and it provides assessment in the app for teachers to collect. When students get a question wrong, the app reviews the concepets instead of just marking it. There's also an embedded whiteboard and calculator. (Vani)

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I used this tool as part of the Gr. 7 English curriculum (grammar practice in particular), but it's a great compendium of Math and English language arts practice activities and questions for students from gr. 7-12. It's also got quite robust analytics on the backend, so it's easy for teachers to see who has/hasn't completed work, provide feedback, and identify areas for greater support. Students also receive immediate feedback and helpful explanations for incorrect answers The skills are also designed to align with Ontario provincial curriculums. It is a paid subscription service, but in many ways, worth the cost.
(Gillian)

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Digital flashcard creator - once you've created a deck of content, there are a number of great group and individual games that can be used for practice and assessment. I frequently use the Quizlet Live feature as a vocabulary warm up at the start of class, and through this class I've loved learning that the decks can be easily embedded into Canvas.
Caveat emptor: The Havergal tech audit of the tool noted that it's best used with a QuizletPlus account, should avoid using Google sign-in, and should opt out of promotional and marketing communication where possible.
(Gillian)

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I feel silly adding this one, since we are all familiar with it - certainly as a result of this course, but it wasn't on the list on the previous page
(Steve)

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This is not something I have used with high school math, but as a parent, I saw first had how engaging this was for my kids when they were younger.
(Steve)

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Book Creator has been an excellent tool for the creation of portfolios. It offers the students the opportunity to add text, visual and voice notes, as well as being able to bring in a creative element as well.
https://bookcreator.com/
(Tamlyn)

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Book Creator - Love Learning - Book Creator app

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Teachers love it. Students love it. Book Creator is the simplest, most inclusive way to create content in the classroom.

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Link: https://www.commonlit.org/en

Common Lit is a repository of short stories, larger texts, poetry, etc., for all different grade levels and lexile levels. Texts are labelled with these levels, and can be easily shared with students. They also come with assessment questions (multiple choice check-ins, mostly) and discussion questions to prompt and extend student thinking

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The CommonLit assessment questions are aligned to our ELA standards, which is extremely helpful when prepping for the state exam.

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Link: https://spinndle.com/
This is a project-based learning tool to track students' progress on inquiries and projects. Teachers can customize the steps and students can share work with the teacher for feedback and to show their progress.
(Bailey)

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Spinndle - A Digital Formative Assessment Tool

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Spinndle is a formative assessment tool for the modern K-12 educator. Share learning at every step for ongoing intervention.

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I didn't see Jamboard on the list on the previous page, but I love it and use it often. It is an online brainstorming tool, where students can post anonymous sticky notes/images/ideas/etc. to build their thinking or make contributions
Link: https://jamboard.google.com/
(Bailey)

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From the name you can tell, this is a tool for real-time formative instruction and assessments.
As instructors, you can set up assessments with the answers. After students' submission, the answers are able to show up and they can check by themselves most of the time. I am a language teacher, the most favorate part for me is to combine all kinds of questions (including listening, speaking) in one assessment and to give the oral feedback as a choice.
- Rebecca

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PhET Interactive Simulations is an online learning environment that has a collection of research-based interactive simulations for teaching and learning math, chemistry, biology, physics and other sciences. The simulations are animated, interactive, and game-like environments where students learn through exploration. They emphasize the connections between real-life phenomena and the underlying science, and help make the visual and conceptual models of expert scientists accessible to students.
- Kayla