Seesaw Reviews 967

As a Kindergarten teacher, Seesaw has been a valuable resource for communicating and sharing with families. My families are engaged and feel part of the classroom. I enjoy being able to quickly find activities to enhance our learning. The parents and students love it!

Seesaw allows my students with dyslexia to have greater independence and capture their thinking.

Seesaw has seriously improved my connection with families. It is so much better than email for sharing and communicating. The improvements they've made over the last few years have been so helpful.

Excellent!!!
I can create lessons and activities that are easy to use for my students.

I have been using Seesaw since 2014-ish! I have used it as a 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade teacher. It saved learning's life in 2020 and has adapted rapidly since then.

Great app for tracking learning and sharing updates with parents. Pupils develop great transferable ICT skills.

Seesaw really is the best educational app that I have ever used! It keeps the kids engaged and motivated throughout the learning process.

I use seesaw in my first grade classroom and love how easy it is for my young students to navigate. They are able to access the work I assign them with very little help from me. Seesaw is a great community.

Very inspiring app to engage students, communicate with families and most of all , have fun with learning !

Seesaw is an amazing tool for the classroom that allows even the youngest learner to independently demonstrate understanding, practice new concepts and share their learning in a digital format! We LOVE Seesaw!

This is great to let students shine to show what they know. Also a great tool to connect with families and keep them in the loop of what is going on in the classroom.

I love sharing my classroom with families and it helps us stay connected

My students can practice interpretative, interpersonal, and presentational skills using Seesaw. They love it!

Seesaw is an excellent platform for educators to help students at many academic levels. I appreciate that the site consistently listens to teachers and their suggestions on what is helpful for classroom instruction. I have used Seesaw for many years and I love the benefits it gives to our students

SeeSaw has been a useful app in my classroom. It is student and teacher friendly. It is wonderful for an independent center as well as remote learning days. Student love it too!

As an ENL teacher on the elementary level, Seesaw has been an amazing tool to use with my ELLs. Seesaw has given them the voice they didn't have and it's a joy to watch the confidence and progression grow. Also, many of the platforms on Seesaw have given my students the opportunity to work independently and on differentiated assignments.

Love being able to connect with students and parents showing their growth!

Seesaw invites students to share their learning in creative ways. With students who may not express themselves in the whole group, they may find ways to share skills more precisely. Parents enjoy viewing their child's learning, and commenting on it from work/home. Students enjoy collaborating and experimenting with the embedded tools. Sharing links to books and videos is very helpful. Also, collaborating with other specialists to engage learning with neurodivergent students has been especially powerful.

Seesaw has great resources that are engaging for students of many ages. It also helps to keep my parents engaged in our classroom.

I am so greatful for a platform like Seesaw where my students can shine! Sharing their learning on a platform that is so simple for them (and parents) to use has endless benefits. Holding students accountable during station time by having them upload a pic of their work and tell me a couple sentences about what they worked on reduces off task behavior during a time that I really need with my small group students. As a parent who was first introduced to Seesaw when my daughters were 1 and 4 ... it was so exciting when I got a notification that my child had a new post on their journal for me to view. So now I try to recreate that for the parents of my 3rd graders.