Digital Tools & Templates

Establish these four types of classroom connections to build relational capacity, help students feel connected, and improve academic success.

Use polling tools to survey your students, engage them in learning, check for progress, and get immediate feedback.

Empower and motivate students by giving them voice and choice throughout the learning process.

Develop an ongoing communication system that will keep parents informed and engage them as supportive partners who can reinforce your classroom expectations.

Connect with other educators through Twitter, blogs, and podcasts to stay current with best practices and discover new tools and strategies.

Explore five digital whiteboard options to engage your students in practice, information processing, and collaboration.

Create five different types of learning spaces to provide differentiated options for your students.

Explore how you can use screen recording software in your classroom.

Use this list of resources to provide students with convenient, multimedia reference tools.

Use these digital templates and online math resources to help students practice and apply foundational math concepts.

Use these digital templates and resources to help students analyze and think critically about the literature they are reading.

Use these premade templates to have students create timelines, sequences of ideas, collages, and a visual mapping of concepts.

Use these templates to help students organize and plan for both traditional and multimedia writing.

Use these short videos of dice, spinners, cards, and rubber ducks to select random numbers and letters.

Students can use these graphic organizers to analyze concepts, solve problems, and think critically about the content they are exploring.