Ideas using Google Tools

Publishing Newsletters with Google Drawings
“My 5th grade team has set up a template in Drawings for students to edit weekly and create a newsletter to send home to families. We also load this student newsletter to our 5th grade website. This writing for publication allows students to collaborate on one document and learn to be reflective about their learning. They tend to synthesize the information as well as think ahead to new learning that will take place. The students ‘interview’ the teacher about what the week ahead has in store for them. We have just started this powerful new practice and the students can't wait for their turn to publish the 5th grade newsletter for families. We are very happy with our decision to let the students be in charge of the newsletter this year!” 
- Susan Hellard, @MrsHellardFCPS

Teacher Feedback with Google Jamboard & Keep
"Use Google Jamboard and Google Keep to give students feedback. Students add teachers to a Jam. Teachers can then use built in emojis (or other Jamboard tools such as handwriting recognition and the ability to add images) to give feedback. Teachers can then save the Jam frame as an image in Google Keep. They can annotate the image further but better yet, they can use the Keep mobile app to add transcribed audio feedback. Teachers simply add students as collaborators in the Keep note to share the feedback. Further, teachers can organize notes by created Google Keep labels for each assignment and each student."
- Tom Mullaney, @tomemullaney