Resources
Thrively - Students take an interest survey and strengths assessment to find what areas they thrive in. Based on their interests there are other activities/journals the students can do.
Book Creator - Students can create their own book, comic book, magazine, etc
Flipgrid - Students can create videos as a product for a standard. There are editing tools for creativity.
Canva - This can be used to make interactive presentations, resumes, memes, posters, etc
Wonderopolis - Students can explore 1,000s of wonders about any subject. There are articles, self check quizzes, and activities to further the topic.
DIY Challenges - Once on the site, click projects and search the 1,000s of free projects that students can work on. You can search by topic as well such as writing, engineering, music, etc
Auto Draw - As you start drawing, the computer will start guessing what you draw and you can click the image to have it change your drawing to the computers.
Reflection Questions - When each student goes to the link or QR code, they will each get a different reflection question to reflect on what they learned for the day.
SlidesMania - Amazing templates for Google Slides. Can use them to create games, planners, flashcards, books, etc
Virtual Vacation - Students can take a virtual trip anywhere in the world. They can do walking, driving, and even flying tours. Students can also play games such as City Guesser to use context clues to guess what city they are in.
Arts & Culture - Explore over 3,000 Art and Culture museums. Students can look at various paintings and do virtual tours.
Google Keep - Note taking platform and task maker. Can use student email address.
Scratch - World’s largest coding community that allows students to create digital stories, games, and animations.
Weebly - Website designer for students and teachers.
Trello - Collaborate and manage projects with a team.