Reading & Language Arts

WeVideo & YouTube - create videos (Get the App for Google Drive)
Mural.ly or Visual.ly - can use it for infographics and paste in sources
Google Forms - for surveys of students' interests
Edublog - every student has their own blog and can write on whatever topic interests them
NoRedInk - create assignments and quizzes that are grammar-based. The questions also relate to students' interests (e.g. Justin Bieber; Modern Family)
Google Sites, LiveBinders or Pathbrite - for ePortfolios
Typing Club - for touch typing reinformcement
eBooks that are accessible via their schools' library
Blabberize or Voki - upload a picture and have it talk; use in language arts to pick a character from a book and give a report on that character
Google Lit Trips - Just what they sound like! Take a trip in literature.