I would use Nearpod for interactive lesson content and for its ability to offer virtual field trips and demonstrations if needed, which is super cool and a great way to enhance student engagement. I can also use Nearpod to conduct assessments in a differentiated way as teachers are also able to customize lessons to meet the needs of their students and track their progress in real-time.

I would use Seesaw as it encourages students to document and reflect on their learning. It is also user-friendly, engaging, and allows students to make creative projects and presentations as well. The ability for parents to stay informed about their child's progress also makes it a valuable communication tool.

I would use ClassDojo because it helps build a positive classroom community and encourages communication and involvement with families and teachers. It is also a fun and engaging way to keep parents involved and provide feedback to students. ClassDojo is an interactive tool that is promotes and strengthens a school-home connection.

I would use Epic! because it is a great tool for encouraging reading and providing students with access to thousands of books and educational content that they could use at home as well as in class. Since it does have audio books, it supports differentiated instruction and accommodates different reading levels. Additionally, teachers can track and monitor students' progress through the platform.