Curation of Resources for Leaders

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Epic! has online books that can be read for free during the school day
Prodigy is a math game that the teacher can assign specific math practice
Multiplication.com has many math games that help students practice the math skills
ClassDojo is used by teachers for classroom management and students can login to their own accounts to view points
IXL has many math skills that students can practice
Starfall has a lot of phonics skills practice that is geared toward K-2

Curation of Resources for Leaders - https://www.blendspace.com/lessons/IN16KDb96fX-Cw/
I used Blendspace. This website is cool because they have many resources right there at your fingertips so you don't have to go and hunt them down. There is also an option to create quizzes or exit tickets within your creation. The site will monitor the responses so that you can review them. 

• Canvas
• Canvas is a very popular LMS (learning management system) which allows for many opportunities for educators. Canvas gives the student and teacher access to a multitude of tools that include discussion boards, quizzes, exams, uploading of assignments (Word documents, photos, video recordings, etc.). Canvas does offer a free trial but if you wanted to fully dive into this LMS, you would need to pay for that deeper access. 
• https://www.instructure.com/canvas

• Kahoot
• Kahoot is a web-based assessment tool, specializing in a competitive format. Teachers create a game and allow their students to input the access code for the game to join. From there, you create a name and compete in a speed / time based quiz. There are both free and paid versions for this site. 
• https://kahoot.com
  

• Prezi
• Prezi is a software that allows students ti create interactive presentations on a diverse amount of topics. This tool allows for text presentations, as well as recorded videos of themselves or their voices speaking the presentation. 
• https://prezi.com

• Padlet
• Padlet is a software that is quite similar to a bulletin board. A class can be presented with a question or topic and students can respond all in the same space for everyone to see. They can also respond to one another, as well as simply responding to the original thought by the teacher. 
• https://padlet.com

• Jamboard
• Jamboard is a tool that essentially creates a type of digital whiteboard that can be used to collaborate with others in real time. This tool works in web browsers and through their mobile app, as well as their own device (a real digital whiteboard for a classroom). This tool allows the user to create multiple pages, similar to a powerpoint, that can be added to by students in real time all at once. 
• https://jamboard.google.com

• Quizlet
• Quizlet is a free web-based tool that acts as a digital form of flashcards, as well as providing other study related options for students. Quizlet allows the user to create their own set of flashcards with whatever terms they wish, as well as adding images to help demonstrate the term you wish to use. You can also search and use pre-made sets from all across the website. This tool is free and works web browser and the mobile app. 
• https://quizlet.com

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Shakespeare Online - Hamlet digital script (http://www.shakespeare-online.com/plays/hamletscenes.html): This website contains the complete text of Hamlet along with explanatory notes and definitions, review questions, and further analyses on certain plot elements.

YouTube - Hamlet audiobook ( ): Produced by Vibe Audio, this is a dramatic reading of Shakespeare's Hamlet broken down by act and scene. 

No Fear Shakespeare - Hamlet (https://www.sparknotes.com/nofear/shakespeare/hamlet/): A side-by-side original text to modern English translation of Hamlet created by SparkNotes. 

SparkNotes - Hamlet graphic novel (https://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/hamlet/graphic-novel/): A visual aid in the form of a graphic novel depicting the events of Hamlet, along with the use of modern English text/dialogue.

Backstage - A Director's 9 Tips for (Correctly) Tackling Shakespeare (https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/tricks-tackling-shakespeare-5176/): If students choose or are required to perform a monologue or scene from Hamlet, this resource can be used to help navigate Shakespeare's use of iambic pentameter, punctuation, and alliteration. 

Script Rehearser (https://www.scriptrehearser.com): A rehearsal tool for actors. Students may either upload or type the text of their script into this app to have it played back to them to assist in memorization.