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If you loved the Bloom's Taxonomy Blooming Butterfly Poster for Elementary Teachers or enjoyed the Bloom's Taxonomy Blooming Orange Helpful Verbs Poster, you will love the new poster of the week series by Learning Today.

"Free posters for your school, office or home! Just download and print! No registration required."

Free posters for your Classroom created by Fablevision.

Steve Jobs' legacy lives on at Apple Campus with posters and quotes

It is a known fact that if you want to commit something to memory, continuous revision is the key. You read something every time you are at your desk and within days it becomes second nature. To be able to revise quickly and often, it helps if the information is terse and to the point highlighting only the important aspects. Something like an application cheat sheet or a poster that you can print and pin to a board or keep on your desk. Here are some application cheat sheets for commonly used software that will hopefully make you more productive.

Using edu.Glogster.com Kathe L. Santillo, Instructional Technology Coach A Glog is like a poster, only better. Glogs allow you to create an online poster using photographs, images, graphics, video files and sound files. Glogs allow you to add hyperlinks to other websites. When you use a Glog, you are referred to as a "glogger." The benefits of the Glogster Edu version are:  Students can't see content from the regular Glogster site when they are making Glogs in the EDU zone.  You can embed your work in wiki pages.  All Glogs made by students on the teacher page are PRIVATE.  You can easily set up accounts for your students…just register for the EDU zone, fill in the number of student accounts or add accounts from your dashboard.  Each teacher and all his students are connected, and students can leave comments on other student Glogs.  You can see Glogs of your students on their profiles.

"Pro-literacy brainwashing: New Deal-era posters"

"FIRST...we cut a poster-sized reproduction into small squares that were labeled very carefully. Each student was given a square (actually some of them made several squares) to copy exactly onto a sticky note carefully studying and blending crayon colors and matching shapes. (Only one row was cut and distributed at a time to make it easier to keep track of.) "

Wiki, Avatar with the Wee Folks...Challenge #1 In the Cloud...Challenge #2 Take a Picknik without the ant...Challenge #3 WKL not KWL...Challenge #4 Clip It and Bind It...Challenge #5 Get Flashy with Quizlet...Challenge #6 You must have spent hours...Challenge #7 Magazines, Posters and Cards - Oh My!...Challenge #8 Interactive Tools...Challenge #9 Blah, Blah, Bladder?...Challenge #10 Wrap it up with a Glog...Challenge #11 I wish I may, I wish I might......Challenge #12 12 for 2012 Gallery

Downloadable, printable posters for your classroom I love quotes and always have them posted in my classroom. Here are three I just finished and plan to hang in my classroom."