05 Sep
Bring your classroom writing projects into the digital age with these motivating Web 2.0 resources. Hand-selected with Common Core ELA standards in mind, these tools will have your students exercising their writing skills while incorporating the use of technology into engaging projects and presentations.
Grade
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Title |
CCSS |
Description |
K-2 |
SL.K.6 SL.2.5 RF.K.4 RF.1-2.4 |
This simple online sound recorder can be used to record and immediately |
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K-2 |
SL.K-2.5 W.K-2.3 W.K-2.6 |
Students can create animated scenes and describe them verbally or in writing. |
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K-2 |
SL.K-2.5 W.K-2.3 W.K-2.6
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Students can use this digital storytelling tool to create a 3D |
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3-5 |
RL.3-5.1 RL.3-5.2 RL.3-5.3 |
Students can create and print a three-dimensional cube that summarizes |
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3-5 |
RF.3-5.4 |
Students can practice reading fluency using this online recorder and share their recordings with others for feedback. |
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3-5 |
RL.3-5.6
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This site makes pictures talk, allowing students to demonstrate a |
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6-8 |
RL.3-5.9 RI.3.9 RI.4-5.6 |
Online collaboration application centered around whiteboard with easy drawing interface for a variety of applications |
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6-8 |
RL.6-8.2 |
Students can create a mind-map to illustrate a central idea or theme. |
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6-8 |
RL.6-8.3 RL.6-8.10 |
Students can use this site to demonstrate their understanding of a text by creating fake Facebook profiles for its important characters. |
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HS |
W.9-12.8 |
This fully-automatic bibliography maker allows students to build their |
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HS |
SL.9-12.1 SL.9-12.2 |
Google Docs allows multiple students to collaborate while working on a |
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HS |
SL.9-12.1 SL.9-12.2 |
Students can use blogs for a variety of applications, such as group projects, ePortfolios, school newspapers, reflection journals, etc. |
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