e-Learning for Kids is an educational website for kids grades K-5. Lessons are organized by grade level as well as skill topics. Students can easily sort the lessons and then select the lesson they want to work on.

Students have fun creating, sharing and reading their own digital storybook created on StoryJumper.

There are many simple experiments students can do to analyze data. They can test two objects designed to solve the same problem and compare the strengths and weaknesses of how each performs. The teacher will create a spreadsheet to collect the data to share with the students.

Bullying is a hot topic in schools today. Helping students understand bullying and how to react to bullying situations is difficult. Using the website Students Against Bullying students will explore the topic of bullying.

Using Abcya!Paint, and NickJr. Free Draw, students will become digital artists as they create artifacts, using web based painting tools

How does Google design their logo? You will become the creator and code your way to a new Google Logo using Scratch.

Students have some Earth Day fun learning about recycling and sorting, while reviewing important Internet browser components and keyboard keys. The students will use the Michael Michael Recycle Game to learn these concepts.

Easel.ly is a free online tool that allows students to turn any visual information into an infographic with simple drag and drop. Students are able to communicate their learning in a creative innovative way using limited text and graphics. If this is the first time creating infographics, it may take two class periods.

Need your students to have a voice? Let them record their authentic learning digitally and share with others. Social interactions and learning is amplified when using Flipgrid.

Edpuzzle allows students to interactively engage with videos through audio notes and questioning. Teachers can use the videos already uploaded, crop, or upload their own. It automatically records students' grades, allows equation options for math, and also allows voice over. This can be used by students of all ages.

Toolkits to help you learn more about, and implement, a media literacy program for your students. (2)

Emotional ABCs is America’s most awarded skills program. This program is currently FREE for classroom teachers and school counselors.

Students will design a city for the Fidgits to protect them against flooding. Students have a budget to purchase materials with and select from a variety of housing options and community features as they design a city for the Fidgets.

Students will enjoy free interactive learning activities, games, facts, printable worksheets, quizzes, videos, and other fun resources that will keep students engaged while learning.

The primary goal of having a studio is to create an environment conducive to sound recording. Here are a few must haves and considerations.

Only 20% of podcasts last more than a year. While there are many reasons why that is the case, one reason is lack of planning.

While your podcast is best accessed through one of the podcasting platforms like Spotify or Apple Podcasts, having a dedicated website is also an important space to have.

So what if you are interested in creating video content to support your podcast or creating a stand alone vlog. These can come on a variety of forms, but for simplicity let’s just assume you are capturing video of the podcast recording. Let’s discuss some simple reminders for your room and background set up.

Intros..also known as Introduction Files…are multi purpose recordings. Typically an Intro is a short, 10-20 second, recording created to be inserted into all podcast episodes. It can also be used as a trailer or promotion to the show.