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"...explore the expanding genre of interactive multi-media visual dictionaries by looking at two very different options. The first by Merriam-Webster and QA International, the Visual Merriam-Webster; the second is Visuwords." Via Beth Dichter 
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The digital tools listed in this post are focused on vocabulary instruction, a key concern given the Common Core State Standards. Vocabulary comes into play when we look at reading, writing, speaking and listening. Students need to have a broad vocabulary, and we can support this through both direct and indirect instruction. This post provides links to online tools in the areas of:
* Reference Tools
* Word Clouds
* Games and Reviews
* Word Walls and Virtual Field Trips
The post states:
Digital tools allows students to:
* hear pronunciations;
* read words in a variety of authentic examples;
* view photos and images related to words;
* reinforce word learning through interactive games;
* play with and manipulate language;
* discover rhyming words; and
* collaborate with classmates to create virtual words walls.
Consider checking out this post and providing time for students to explore some of these tools in and outside the classroom.
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Literacy is a keystone of education. Teachers must constantly stay ahead of digital tools to all them to teach students. This list of resources is an excellent way to help stay in front!