This tool works with iOS devices and allows the user to track activity, food and sleep.

A pedometer for kids! They track their activity and can win prizes for meeting goals. Great idea.

Interactive literacy resources for kids of all ages. There are fabulous lesson plans on this site as well.

This is an excellent resource if you are interested in history or simply finding out what happened on the exact day you were born. DMarie Time capsule allows you to enter any date in history and provides you with detailed information about what happened that day!

A variety of interactive map games for kids of all ages.

Mr. Nussbaum has created an impressive resource list of educational, interactive games and websites divided by educational category.

This is a great resource for creating a community map. You can add markers to your map and include descriptions. Perfect for the young and old cartographer alike!

Impressive make-your-own paper toys! Simply print the directions from the site and you have an interesting craft project.

My sisters had the CDs of these educational games when we were growing up but now JumpStart has it's own virtual world for kids.

A great source for children's literature online. This site contains a searchable database of folktales and fairytales from all around the world.

Another excellent tool for brainstorming through the use of mind maps.

An excellent resource for creating venn diagrams.

Amazon Prime member? Now you have access to a wide selection of free e-books on Amazon. Even more reason to purchase a Kindle Fire! :) Plus, admit it...free shipping just isn't the same unless it's free AND there the next day!

An excellent resource from scholastic for the Thanksgiving holiday. With teacher registration, you are granted access to the following: *Video tours of Wampanoag dwellings, canoe construction, and daily life *Replay of webcast including interviews with interpreters from the Plimoth Plantation *Series of classroom emails from a Pilgrim girl and a Wampanoag boy *Reminder emails for virtual field trips and webcast replay Interested in integrating technology into holiday lessons? This is an excellent place to start for Thanksgiving!

This is an excellent resource for technology integration at a variety of grade levels. There are 100's of videos of classroom lessons and ideas for you to explore and it is up-to-date, launched in February 2011. This tool was designed to help principals and teachers evaluate the levels of technology integration into the classroom.

OurStory is an online timeline of your life. You can capture moments and memories for a lifetime using this online tool.

According to Scribd, "Scribd is the world's largest social reading and publishing company. " Scribd has over 75 million readers each month making it "the largest book club".

PicLit combines pictures and literature. You choose an image and then select a variety of parts of speech to describe the image.

EasyTech makes it so simple - even tech novices get on board. Need time saving ways to teach critical 21st century skills? Accoring to the site, "EasyTech makes that possible too. An award-winning, K-8 technology literacy curriculum, EasyTech helps students efficiently integrate technology skills with digital literacy, higher-order thinking and core curriculum."

This website contains a map of the US and a list of the natural disasters that can occur. When you click on the disaster, it hi-lights the states that are effected by the natural disaster.

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