Students will use Google Slides to publish a research project. This project will include links to other slides and information from the internet. Students will also search and add images from the internet and video to support their topic. This activity may take more than one class period.

Students will use Google Slides to publish a writing piece with a partner by collaboratively typing their story, adding images to their slides, and creating links for readers to navigate their published book. This activity may take more than one class period.

Students will use Google Slides to publish a writing piece by typing their story, adding images to their slides, and creating links for readers to navigate their published book.

Students will use Google Slides to publish a writing piece by typing their story, adding images to their slides, and creating links for readers to navigate their published book. This activity may take more than one class period.

Sock Puppets is an iPad app that allows students to make their own puppet shows in seconds. Students can add puppets, props, scenery, and backgrounds while incorporating their own voices to their show. The possibilities are endless.

Students will learn how to use Flipgrid to record videos. Students will watch Crash Course Kids videos related to the transfer of matter and energy within an ecosystem and use that information (as well as information from outside sources, if desired) to create a puppet show. They will use Flipgrid to record their puppet shows and be able to watch each other’s shows.

QR codes are everywhere! So what are they all about? Students will be able to create a QR code to share a digital artifact with parents, students and teachers.

Quill provides 400 free grammar and writing activities for elementary, middle school, and high school. The students take a diagnostic test on the website and then can be assigned activities to help them improve their writing.

Quizalize is an online platform where teachers can create quizzes to test students’ knowledge and see results in the teacher dashboard. Teachers can also choose from over 12,000 pre-made quizzes. This is great to use as a pre-assessment tool to see which students need intervention or enrichment. Teachers can then use it as a formative assessment to check for understanding. Students can also create their own quizzes to be used by classmates.

Quizizz has millions of pre-made quizzes for teachers to choose from or modify for your own use. You can also create your own quiz. The students can play a live game together or use homework mode for practice.The activity students will do in this task card is to learn the difference between literal and non-literal sayings in poetry.

Vooks is a streaming service that brings children's storybooks to life with animated illustrations and narrated story. Vooks provides kid-friendly, ad-free screen time, with zero risk of young ones stumbling onto inappropriate content. YOUR FIRST YEAR IS FREE.

Read Theory is an online tool that offers reading activities for all levels. It will adapt to the student’s individual lexile level. It provides a plethora of articles with skill building exercises. It provides data on each student.

ReadWorks offers free resources to keep students engaged as readers. ReadWorks has articles a day that can be assigned at any grade level. Students will never see the grade level that you assign them in reading. This helps especially when you have students that are reading below grade level.

ReadWorks is a non-profit organization that offers free resources to keep students engaged as readers. ReadWorks reading passages are high quality combined with questions that make students really dig into the passages like expert readers. Students will never see the grade level that you assign them in reading.

ReadWorks offers free resources to keep students engaged as readers. ReadWorks has a student library where students can pick and choose their favorite books and read for fun. There are thousands of passages from history to science to art.

Use Epic to guide students to learn what a biography is, and have them find information about a specific person.

Students learn about the five regions of the United States in fourth grade in Michigan. They are the Northeast, Southwest, West, Southeast, and Midwest. The students learn about the characteristics of the different states that make up these regions. Using Michigan eLibrary and the online Encyclopedia Britannica the students can research and learn about the different regions.

Remind is a communication platform that helps students succeed in the classroom and at home. It’s a great tool to use to stay connected in the school community and send real-time messages to a class or person.

Students will generate questions regarding a given topic and then research that topic using a kid-friendly search engine. Students will utilize information obtained during their search, in order to create a shared presentation.

The best way to learn something is to repeat, retell and teach something to others. Students will learn about events in history. They can be scientific or historical events. Students may read about them in a history book or even in a book of historical fiction.