Thing 5 Presentation Tools

I am quite familiar, thanks to your class last year, with many of the items listed under presentation tools.  In fact, we had a lot of fun last year with screencastomatic.   I had some kids who would come in to hang out with me during lunch.  Every spring I have a celebration reading assembly.  Typically, the principal or myself or sometimes we team up and act out some books.  I decided why have all of the fun when the kids could do it using screecastomatic and then I didn't have to worry about them remembering their lines etcetera.  So they picked a few picture books that I scanned in and then the practiced, practiced practiced reading the parts and at the assembly I had the books playing on the big screen while the students acted them out.  I will probably use this tool again at this year's spring assembly. 

I messed around with tellagami before I realized that it is an iOS app which I can't use at my school.  I took a look at Sutori but didn't think it was a fit and then finally I took a closer look at Buncee.  Buncee is perfect for a kindergarten tech project that I will do around Valentine's Day.  I will have the kids make an audio/visual valentine to send home.  Here is my very scary example:

https://app.edu.buncee.com/buncee/fc125d69fbd04104990ba3970d643fad