96 Talking Pics
Use a FREE app like Chatterpix or Blabberize to add sound and make a picture talk. You could have your students do this to show understanding or you could use it to teach a concept.
206 Talking Points
Talking points is a parent communication tool that translates communications in to multiple languages.
Mrs. Beaty at Lacy says, “Allows me to communicate with parents in English or Spanish easily and quickly.”
283 TeacherMade
Teachermade is one of my favorite tools. It is one of the top 3 EdTechTools of all time IMHO. Teacher made lets you take your boring old worksheets and turn them into digital activities or create some very unboring digital activities from scratch. Mrs. A Smith at Lovelady HS had this to say about it in her recommendation, “Instant feed back. Instant corrections. Auto grades. Allows me to track their progress all at once.”
327 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.
302 TexQuest
Direct your students to dive into the TexQuest data base to find research for an assignment. thanks to Mrs. Hersch at Clark for this cool library related challenge.
187 TPT Seller
Share your materials with other teachers on the TPT website.
42 Thinglink
Create an interactive image with Thinglink to explain an item or concept to your students. (Free and paid options)
112 Trello
Have students organize ideas and collaborate together with Trello
111 Trail Blazer
Help Mr. Brown test out a new idea in your class.
63 Toontastic
Have your students create an animation using Toontastic to show their comprehension of a concept. (FREE)
4 Twitter
Create a Twitter account for your class and tweet out something positive that is happening with your students. (FREE)
“I love using twitter to network with other debate programs.” Heather Stringer at Princeton HS