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Xtranormal makes your stories come to life. Create a story. Share a story. Watch a story. Xtranormal helps you create amazing interactive stories with a few clicks and a little imagination. You're instantly an animator, poet, pundit, educator or comic.

Use engaging videos on TED-Ed to create customized lessons. You can use, tweak, or completely redo any lesson featured on TED-Ed, or create lessons from scratch based on any video from YouTube.

Interactive graphic organizers! This is great because students who have difficulty writing can use these interactive writings to help creating notes and take down information. This is also a great research tool, when you have students go online to look for more  information for a research project.

Edmodo can be incorporated into classrooms through a variety of applications including Reading, Assignments, Collaboration. Current uses include posting assignments, creating polls for student responses, embedding video clips, and simply a venue for students and teachers to exchange messages on when to meet up at each others houses for "learning"

Get creative and create your own line of conversation with funny characters

children's magazines, books, etc. great site for ideas on creating your own "classroom magazine" through modeling

A free on line tool that can be used to create a word cloud based on a text .It also supports several different landuages

Sarah Kay being interviewed on Ted talks about spoken word performance poetry. "...involves creating poetry that doesn't just want to sit on paper but demands it be heard out loud or witnessed in person."

Kids love poetry, limericks, onomatopoeia, haiku. Our Kids Poems collection will expose children to a variety of poetic genres, each more fun to read than the last! These poems are especially suited for integration into teacher lesson plans. We believe they might even inspire children to create their own poetry.

Students can create their own stories online and reread them. There are resources for homework help and games to play.

This week's announcement of a new initiative called TED-Ed caused a flurry of excitement about the new videos TED is creating to spread powerful lessons beyond the classroom walls.