PDSmem

Great resource for hands-on science activities.

"To watch web videos without the comments and garbage, just drag the button below to your browser's bookmarks bar. On any of the supported video pages, click the bookmark button to watch in peace."

I'm always nervous when I show a YouTube video because the comments are often, well, inappropriate. This bookmarklet cleans out the mess and leaves just the video so i can feel much more comfortable showing it in class.

Great for grammar reinforcement

working on poetry? Neat site for writing rhymes-click on word and it will give you a rhyming word. NEAT! http://t.co/xBMl83BU #PDSmem

Number modeling for Singapore Math

Smart board math games

Math games, holiday themes,language arts, fun games 

"Folks with website can easily make a feed for their website using a service like Feedburner but if they have no feed, I am now using Page2RSS to create a feed to add to my RSS subscriptions. Since I use Google Chrome for my primary browser, I installed the Page2RSS extension. For those of you using other other browsers, you can get a bookmarklet on the Page2RSS website. Of course, you can always just go to Page2RSS, paste in the URL for the feedless website, and the site gives you a feed URL to add to your subscriptions. "

I use my Google RSS a ton for professnal learning. Occasionally, I come across a site without an RSS feed. This is not a problem anymore thanks to this post from Wanda Terral.

17sec video on how to quick strip the extras off of YouTube page to show clean video to students. (delete watch?v= from URL and type in embed/)

Skills taught through songs. Must look at! (Math, Vocab words, Civil War, Idioms, etc.)

Excellent blog post on web based tools and what they are to assist you in you lesson development. 

Possible math video tutorials bank to use for supplemental math lessons

ScreenLeap...share your screen instantly. free and neat! http://t.co/QBTiZ9Xx #edtech

Share your screen instantly to any device with a browser.

I assume this shares my computer screen with anyone. Have you all tried it out? I am always a little scared to give access to my computer to an outside source.

addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division practice basic math facts. FREE!

Great site for us to find images to use for writing prompts, headlines, etc.  

Here are a series of tools that can be used to support reflection, with a brief discussion of the process, the advantages and disadvantages of each approach.

Blog post on something new to try in your classroom to give yourself a pick me up as we approach the ending of the school year.