One of the best ways for students to engage in content is to be hands on in the learning process. Spark Video is an app that kids can use to create their own instructional videos. 

Part of Adobe’s Spark platform, the program comes with ready-made templates, images, and sounds. Students can create their own narrated video, which can reinforce the learning they have done throughout the year.

Canva opens a world of creative possiblities in the classroom to help enhance the learning process. Students can create posters, presentations, and documents with the ease. 

Canva has tons of images, icons, and templates that can inspire students to work on any kind of graphic design they desire. It will allow students to channel their creativity into their classwork to help develop more thoughtful, fun assignments.

Edpuzzles allow for any video to be turned into a lesson. 

Edpuzzles are interactive, and can be as long as 15 minutes and as short as 3 minutes. Edpuzzle videos will pause for students to answer short answer or multiple choice questions based on the lesson. You can access other people premade Edpuzzles, or create your own. While students are completing the Edpuzzle, teachers can track progress and provide feedback. Students are able to read and listen to the material, and have the ability to review and rewatch any section. Edpuzzle can act as a small activity, test prep, or an assessment in and of itself.

Epic! is a website that  provides a huge library of books and videos for students to read. 

Teachers can assign books, or allow for students to pick out their own texts to reads. Books can be assigned as a class activity, or individually.  Many young students get excited about Epic! because they can read things they are interested in. There is plenty of freedom that comes with Epic! as students are given a sense of autonomy to choose their own adventure.

Flipgrid is a video discussion and sharing app. 

It allows students to record videos of themselves that they can upload and share with their classmates. Teachers can pose questions that the students respond to via video. This allows students to respond to questions that vary in levels of understanding. This increases collaboration, communication, and is a fun alternative to basic class posting/discussion boards. It allows students to work in small groups, or share with the whole class. This application will help those students who thrive of oral responses a chance to do something other than write or type an answer.

Khan Academy is a set of online tools used to help educate students across a variety of topics.

Khan Academy is it is personalized based on each student and their responses. If a student is excelling in a section of reading comprehension it will provide them more difficult, in-depth questions based on that area. The website will detect a students strength and weaknesses.

Khan Academy has premade lessons that can be used, or you can use this websites videos and activities to support your own teaching. This would be good to use in class for a quick do now lesson, it can act as its own lesson, or can be a great review tool.

Mendeley is a program designed to aid students in writing research papers. 

It lets students organize citations and notes, annotate PDFs, search for journal articles, and keep all work in one place. It helps students simplify their reference management workflow so they can focus on achieving their goals.

Mendeley is a great addition to your classroom because it offers many great features which include automatically generating bibliographies, and collaborating easily with other researchers online. Students can easily import papers from other research software and find relevant papers based on what they're reading.

Pear Deck allows teachers to make lessons interactive so every student can actively participate, whether instruction is synchronous or asynchronous.

Peardeck slides can be used for the whole class at a teacher-led pace, or students can work independently at their own pace. These slides are interactive, and ask multiple choice and short answer questions. This can also be linked directly to Google Slides to make them all the more accessible to students at anytime, even through their Google Classroom page.

Popplet is a mind-mapping and brainstorming tool for students. 

You can use this tool to guide assignments, encouraging students to create mind maps for their projects, or create a classroom-guided brainstorm to explore new ideas. This tool is also used in group projects to help students creatively come up with solutions to problems. It teaches the concept of brainstorming and has a useful option to save your ideas for later.

Renzulli Learning is an online program that allows students to be matched based on their learning styles, modes of expression, and interests. 

Students will take diagnostic activities to help develop their talent profile. It is meant to help students recognize their strengths and learning styles. The teacher can use these profiles to group together based on ability, or create effective matchers for students to work together. These resources also allow students to pursue advanced training in their strengths and areas of personal interest. The teachers will have immediate access and oversight to all the students' profiles, time spent on activities, and websites visited by the students.

Socrative is an online platform designed to enhance student and teacher digital communications. 

The idea is to take quizzing online, for remote learning and for a paper-free classroom. This also makes the feedback and marking near instant, which saves teacher time while also making progress faster for learning. Teachers can use Socrative for a class-wide quiz, or break up the class into groups. Individual quizzes are also an option, allowing teachers to work as they need for that subject. Teachers are able to create quizzes with multiple choice answers, true or false responses, or one sentence answers, all of which can be graded with feedback for each student. 

Tiki-Toki is great for developing timelines. 

Students can customize events and choose different formats to explore their ideas. They can provide as much information as they need to fully explain a topic. This tool is ideal for both classroom-led activities and solo work. There are option to work with different dates and styles to make the timeline personalized and as informative as possible. 

Through the Venngage app, students can create their own infographics to present information, data, or knowledge. 

It was developed to be a straightforward and easy way to introduce data set discovery. Venngage can assist students in the learning process by bringing statistics to life. Rather than create the presentation from scratch, Venngage comes equipped with templates to guide the process and help students create a visually appealing addition to their work. Students can use the pre existing templates or upload their own content.