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"goREACT is a free iPad and Android app from the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. This free iPad app allows students to virtually create chemical reactions. To create the reactions students simply drag elements from the periodic table to the "reaction area." The app features suggested reactions to help students get started. In all there are nearly 300 chemical reactions supported on the app. The app includes pictures and videos related to the reactions that students can virtually create on goREACT."

"My hosts asked for a list of some science apps that their middle school and high school students can use. This is part of the list that has free apps. " List of iPad apps that could be useful for Science.

Graphite site offers Reviews and Ratings for educational websites, games, and apps. Can search by Subject and Grade.

Crowd sourced (by math teachers) list of iPad Apps for math.

If you're new to Cash App, you may be wondering if you can use the app without linking a bank account. The answer is yes! You can set up and use CashApp without a bank account. However, there are some limitations to consider. For example, you can't use features like Cash Out or Direct Deposit without linking a bank account. Here's what you need to know about using CashApp without a bank account.

The Washington Post uses Timeline JS for a story on the Civil War. 

Collection of resources for GAFE training.

40 different sites to create online presentations. Might be of interest t ITRTs.

Cool lesson idea for pythagorean theorum and ratios. Includes already-made geogebra apps for the lesson so that students can manipulate the size of the TV in order to respond to teacher questions.

This is a pretty cool app that my PE teachers want to buy. It allows the user to be John Madden and analyze their athletes improvements. It even allows editing and voice overs.

"FluencyTutor for Google is a new offering from Texthelp. FluencyTutor for Google is a Chrome web app (works on Chromebook, PC, Mac) that allows teachers to share selected reading passages with their students. Students can hear the passages read aloud. The text being read aloud is highlighted to help students follow along with the reading" Might be useful for ESL and SPED classes

links to 75 different twitter forms- some interesting ideas 

"When we sit down to try thinking up new ideas, it doesn't feel like we're connecting things. It feels like a strain-like you're trying to create something out of nothing. But the truth is, ideas really do come from connections." Intereresting article that can be applied to the way teachers plan AND the experiences that students have in the classroom.