Innovation Badges

We want to recognize you for trying new innovative things in the classroom. You can click the button for the introduction presentation below for more information.

This page contains a list of all the Badges we currently have available. Below you will find a list of the badges and a description of each as well as links to resources to learn more about them. Click the image for each badge for more information about that tool (Those links were lost this summer when I transferred everything to this new website. I will get them back asap.). There are also forms above to apply for badges, submit new ideas, and request help.

If you have an app or technology related activity that you use and don’t see it on the list please fill out the form and I will add it to our list.

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BrainPop ELAR

Have your students complete an ELAR BrainPop activity.

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2words.tv

Use this online Character development program to develop students leaders on and off the field. “this resources that help us coach students to be better human beings” – Coach Payan at Mattei MS

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Raz-Kids

Assign ebooks and interactive activities to your students in Raz-kids. “raz-kids provides extra support for my students in reading and practicing reading concepts.” – Mrs. Walker at Mayfield

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Starfall

“This website increases literacy. There is differentiated learning as well for beginner readers through more advanced readers.” – Mrs. Gerfers at Lowe

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Google Spaces

Mrs. Webb at Godwin uses Google Spaces with her classes to discuss assignments and share files with her students during collaborative work. You can too.

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Jeopardy Labs

You can find or create a Jeopardy game at Jeopardylabs.com. Then you can be cool like Mr. Winfrey at Mattei MS.

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Rostering Portal

Use the rostering portal in Classlink to reset your students passwords when you have account access problems. This is almost always a viable and instant solution. Thanks to Mrs. Mendez at Mayfield for this idea.

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Scratch

Scratch is a coding resource brought to you by MIT. This program teaches students to code characters and create projects including paragraph programming and logical coding. Thanks to Mrs. Oliva Zamora at Clark MS for this tool.

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Desmos

Be awesome like Mrs. Webb at Godwin and Mrs. Oliva Zamora at Clark MS who have their students Students graph and manipulate equations, inequalities, and coordinates with Desmos online calculator tools. Works well with IXL.

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Scholastic Scope

Are you using Scholastic Scope? This resource does a good job of keeping students attention with relevant and engaging articles adjusted to your students reading levels. Thanks to Mrs. Mcardwell at Mattei MS for this idea. Oh and BTW MS ELAR has a subscription to this.

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Boom Cards

Boom cards is a really fun way to make engaging activities for students who are pre readers. This platform includes options for visuals and digital manipulatives. it is even fun for more advanced students. It provides a great way to assign digital task cards to students. Thanks to Mrs. Webb at Godwin for this idea.

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Teach Your Monster

Teach your monster to read is a fun app that has students practice reading, letters, letter sounds, phonics, numeracy skills and more. Thanks to Mrs. Arnold at Mayfield for this super fun looking idea.

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Vocabularyworkshop

Vocabularyworkshop.com is there to help students with vocabulary concepts. Mrs. Cardwell at Mattei MS , “It provides students an interactive way to prepare for their vocabulary quizzes each week. It also allows them to practice words at home since they cannot take the books home.”

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