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Dear LOR user,

Thank you for being a big part of this community. To better support the initiatives around open educational resources in the state of Michigan, all resources on the Michigan Virtual Learning Object Repository (LOR) are being moved to #GoOpen Michigan on September 30th, 2018. During the transition, our LOR will be moved to an archived state, not allowing new user registration or new content to be added. An email with more details was sent to registered users of the LOR in September. To make use of the great resources on the platform, we encourage you to create an account and add your own new resources to the #GoOpen Michigan platform.

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Set the stage for reading success with this delightfully interactive educational app. Kids will have a blast learning their ABC’s and building vocabulary with the adorable monsters in Endless Alphabet. Each word features an interactive puzzle with talking letters and a short animation illustrating the definition.

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This unit is an introduction to using the Google Classroom.  In it, students have lessons that utilize some of the different features in the classroom, focusing on the materials the teacher pushes out to students.  The first lesson concerns logging in and the difference between an announcement and assignment.

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Focus on healthy living. Researching the topic using materials both online and off. Students will create pamphlet and digital slide presentation the share information with other students, and teachers.  Students to investigate the topic and work on their projects. They will strengthen core skills in research, reading , writing, and speaking and listening.

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This unit is an introduction to plagiarism for elementary students.  Also included are some note taking strategies, as those help students avoid plagiarizing. It covers two 60 minute lessons. This unit is best used preceding a research project.

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Seesaw is a digital portfolio for students and a place to share content for teachers. It is an app/site that allows teachers to easily distribute and collect content and provides parents access to their own student’s work.

No Red Ink is a site that makes grammar fun and exciting for students. Its adaptive practice process is great for students at all levels allowing a teacher to further differentiate instruction.

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Write About provides a site where students can further explore the craft of writing and do some of their own writing as well.

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Sway is an innovative way to share content. With it, you can create an interactive presentation and unique way to showcase information.

Quizlet can allow you to create a set of digital flashcards. These can be great for vocabulary practice. You can use the same sets to play games, do quizzes, and even put students into teams to play games.

Digital “Bulletin Board” for student and/or teacher collaboration.

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