Google Forms allows users to create and edit tests online while collaborating with other users in real-time. The collected information can be automatically entered into a spreadsheet, or with educators' grade books.

This tool is used in the classroom and virtually. The link can be copied and pasted into Google Classroom. Students can access Google Classroom in school or from home.

This tool is used to help save paper.

The test can be created in many ways that best fit our students.

Flocabulary is a library of songs, videos, and activities for K-12 online learning.

Used in the classroom to introduce a new standard or a fun way to present a new idea for a standard.

Flocabulary engages students in academically rigorous content built for both in front of class and distance learning settings.

Access standards-aligned lessons, with creativity and collaboration to prepare students for life beyond school.

EdPuzzle Introduces students to self-paced learning with interactive video lessons.

We can use videos from YouTube, Khan Academy, Crash Course, and more.

EdPuzzle can be used in the classroom and for virtual learning.

The videos provide information and pause to give students a question.

Animated movies engage via narrative, humor, and characters who speak in a voice that kids can relate to. This is encouraging self-directed learning and further exploration of the world around them. General description of the tool and functionality.

Challenging, multi-dimensional tasks and games that call upon systems thinking and cognitive skills like categorization, sequencing, and close reading — without disrupting learner engagement — are essential. Ours provides insights, facilitates feedback, and helps guide future instruction

Teachers know the best ways to meet their students’ ever-evolving needs. Brainpop supports teachers with resources like lesson ideas; differentiation strategies; game-based learning implementation tips; custom and formative assessment tools; help for English language learners; class-wide insights, training, professional development, and much more.

Students play independently during a set time frame with questions and answers displayed on their devices.

This tool can be played in the classroom with the students' Chromebooks. A link can also be downloaded to Google Classroom to use during a virtual lesson.

KAHOOT! Is used weekly during FLEX time.

Choose or create your own KAHOOT!