Biblionasium is a digital sharing platform, also known as the ¨Goodreads for Kids¨. It provides a safe social network where students can review, recommend, and rate books.

Students will write birthday wishes on a Jamboard to students. They will use the sticky note to write down a birthday wish for that student. Then, the teacher can print it out for the birthday student and email it to them personally.

Bitsbox is a learning system that teaches real coding. No coding experience necessary!! This highly engaging site may be used to quickly teach students how to create an app using a modified javascript computer language in an Hour of Code style format.

Students will learn how to use blogging to make online connections with other learners while demonstrating their learning in the core content areas. Students will have an authentic audience for their writing.

Bloxels is an innovative video game development platform that allows you to create your own video games. It’s a free app that helps you and your students create games. It’s also plastic board that fits a collection of plastic pegs of multiple colors.

Book Creator is a simple and free online app that even very young students may use to make interactive multimedia-rich eBooks.

Students will listen to a podcast using Brains On! and create a graphic organizer sharing information about the podcast.

Dotstorming is a free online bulletin board similar to Padlet or Pinterest. It is used for brainstorming and voting on any topic.

In this activity, students will solve a base 10 math problem and explain their thinking using SeeSaw.

Disney’s Color and Play App allows students to color their favorite Disney characters and animate them or make them

Switch Zoo is a free interactive website that allows students to create their own animals, habitats and biomes. It provides games for students to get involved with their created animal and zoo. There are several different activities that students can interact with.

Building a blendspace is a great way for students to demonstrate their understanding of learned concepts in any content area.

It is so important that students learn about bullying at an early age. They need to learn what bullying is and how to respond to it. For children under eight, there is an app called the Allen Adventure for both iOs and Androids. The students will watch the video, play the game and complete the activities.

Students will work to collaboratively build a “slideshow” of CVVC words in Nearpod.

Students will use Canva (canva.com) to incorporate learning they have done about key people of World War II to create trading cards that include pictures, text, and other information about their key person.

Text features is an important part of the English Language Arts informational writing curriculum. Students need to know to look for captions in nonfiction text and read them for help with understanding the text.

This Turtle Diary game helps students practice addition through solving addition problems through a car racing game. This game is a great option for independent center practice, whole group instruction, or small group instruction

It is very important early on that students learn how to care for their device whether it be their mobile device, their laptop, or a desktop. Care can include many things from student hygiene to how the device is carried. This activity card will cover the bases for all ages to learn how to properly care for their device.

Kids love to build, what’s more they love to be challenged. Zoob Builderz STEM Challenge is designed for both. Students must read and create using the Zoob Builder pieces. Pieces include gears, axles, joints, wheels, and more for students to snap together.

Students will learn how to make change using the application Change Maker on Fun Brain. After making a purchase the students count their change. If it is answered correctly a deposit is made into the piggy bank. If it is answered incorrectly it is subtracted from the piggy bank.