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Keep your brain sharp with these online games!

All of your sites are terrific, Pam. Thank you so much.

Seldom do I have the time for subscribing to sites that deal with gaming. I love athletics but other kinds of gaming do not appeal. However, last August, I was hospitalized for a stroke and the site you have posted I have joined. The coonection here is that they posted for "why did you join?" an option: "recovery". there has been significant feedback already from medical people that the brain is "plastic" and can regenerate its cells. The other piece, which your website touches on, is that I can train my brain to connect better. I am very grateful you posted a healing tool. I will update you about that part of its efficacy.

Lots of Ideas and Suggestions about different Web 2.0 tools - Explore

A series of lesson plans written by the Baltimore Curriculum Project for grades K-5 in different subject areas

Jason Evert site for teenagers.

My husband and Sarah went and he loved Jason saying, "You find your bridesmaids in high school and your husband in college." or something to that effect. Thanks for sharing the site. Robin

Blog article on 10 internet technologies for educators

Video on How to Embed a YouTube Video into Wikispaces

Primarily a Movie Making program for Social Studies from the University of Virginia

Is the movie already made so that it can be played back? Or is the movie to be made by the student from the sources provided?When I pressed the Start button, nothing happened, no content. Am I missing something?

Some interesting tools to use from THE

Image editing software. free, can create a scrapbook, edit images, create templates, and screencapture.

Interactive excavation site

K-12 Integrated Activities from Baltimore County Public Schools - They tend to be software specific, e.g., at the Elementary School level, they use Kidspiration and Pixie quite a bit

Thanks Theo, I love a site that provides the state standards.

Some great tools to explore from Tech&Learning Magazine. I found these on another blog http://ed-tech-axis.blogspot.com/

8 tools that are worth looking at from Tech&Learning Magazine.

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St. Mark website

Completely free teacher training videos for teachers who want to learn about technology and ICT in education

Create your own story - has a database of characters etc. with prompts to help you create the story

Explore this story making tool. The prompts are helpful for reluctant reader/writers.

Experience the sites and sounds at the Western Wall in your classroom.

There is all kinds of great math resources here. What attracted me first was that middle school and secondar math is highlighted. Check it out

Hi Current Topics Members, If you teach middle school or secondary math, you might find this site a help. Check it out and decide for yourself.

Thank you Carole Redline - I'll pass it on to the math teachers at Villa Maria

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