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5 neat ideas to try with your students

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#1 Choice for online Field Trips!

Unbelievable - what a great free tool!

Webinars you can join or view on using the Avermedia document cameras in your classroom.

" * Welcome to the Bostonian Society's "Boston Massacre Files" Interactive game about the Boston Massacre. bostonhistory.org/...bostonmassacre - Save - Preview history Revolutionary Wr social studies Boston game interactive "

Great interactive for LCM

One of the keys ways to help students develop their reading skills is to help them find something they're interested in reading about. Learning about their names, and the name of their family members and friends, could certainly fit into the "high-interest" category. And there are several websites that are designed to facilitate learning just that. After exploring these sites (or before), students can also talk with their family to learn other stories behind their names.

Very neat project using students names.

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keyword checker - Checks if the first draft of an essay uses the most important key terms

blog post on apps for using idevices in music curriculum

great ideas for black history month

Tony Vincent's Learning in Hand - Blog - Guide to Using Free Apps to Support Higher Order Thinkin... http://t.co/yz5VmGas

10 Apps for Learners Who Struggle with Reading and/or Writing | Free Resources from the Net for EVERY Learner http://t.co/0vJu58JB 10 great apps to help students with reading and writing. http://t.co/lqZXvREC

RT @rkiker: Great question by @Mrskmpeters - Does the use of Google Apps for EDU in K12 comply w/ FERPA? YES! http://t.co/0vSl3lfP #edchat

make avatars

first graders get a taste of social media

Students can use this to log on to web 2.0 tools that might not have personal email address.

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