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"In my role as Maths Leader in Grades 5/6, I have many opportunities to work with groups of children in both Grade levels. Sometimes I find it hard to report back to the classroom teachers what learning took place during my lessons with their students. This year I have increasingly turned to Padlet, a collaborative, interactive Online Board, to record the teaching and learning experiences I facilitate. Here I share my lesson documentation through an embedded link to my Volume Padlet (note: Padlet needs the latest version of IE, Chrome, Firefox or Safari to view and use)"

Here we have connected all of the links for our "I Can" standards.  We hope this makes it easier to find what you need!

YouTube has a feature called Annotations which allows you to create links from one video to multiple others. You can use this feature to create a sort of interactive navigation path through a series of videos. The whole process allows for a lot of interesting possibilities; such as interactive games, story telling, training sequences, or product overviews.

Part III of a series (links are included to Part I and Part II) of articles about Twitter as an educational tool by Alan November and Brian Mull

Mind mapping. concept mapping, or brainstorming are three different names with almost the same meaning : collecting,organizing , and representing ideas, tasks, words, or other items linked to and arranged around a central key word or idea into a mind map diagram

GroupZap Collaborative whiteboard using a shared link.

A collections of links to help you with writing in 4th grade

Explanation of how to create your own video story problems for math and science.

Link originally shared by @powell4thgrade

Brain breaks listed by subject, links to PDF's

A great collection of links from JC School

Oc Blog shared this tool. It shows the home page of the sites you are recommending to others SO COOL!!!