Storybird is a tool that the teachers use to create interactive book online that can be sent through the email or in blogs and more. The purpose of this tool is to promote writing and reading skills. The teacher can create projects and give constant feedback on grades and classes. The article is just a list of 10 top educational tools that the teachers can implement in their lessons. This article ranks this tool at #7 out of numerous tools. This article also covers Khan Academy, Time4Learning, Reading Eggs, TED-Ed, and cK-12. Those are the top 5 educational tools.
Coolmath.com is a really cool website that makes math fun for people who thought it could never be. The whole company has three different websites depending on what age the users are. Coolmath.com is for users 13-100. Coolmath4Kids targets 12 and under. CoolmathGames is a website that is for brain-training for everyone. All the sites cover any type of math from simple textbook math all the way up to pre-calculus. Personally, I have heard people that have used it and benefited from the site. I wonder what youngest user can be. It states 12 and under but no minimum. I can see my class using the CoolmathGames for sure. It could really help make the connection to the lesson with games. The only challenge I could see if finding the correct game for primary grades.
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