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Great for downloading signs / labels / peer assessment templates for the classroom, worth a look. Very suitable for K -2

Free App for iPad teaching basic sign language - Free

Fun website to create signs in that you could embed in keynotes or ppts etc Bit fluffy but could possibly serve a purpose.

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A pretty cool site for creative writing. Puts a word on the screen and allows you to write for one minute. You can email the results. 

An interesting writing tool, no sign up. When finished read others writing on the same word. "simple. you'll see one word at the top of the following screen. you have sixty seconds to write about it."

Lighthouse Learning Technologies 2010 etherpad collaborative document. Etherpad is a free, no sign up, no ads collaborative editor. One click to create your own collaborative space. Share and discuss your most powerful learning tool and how you use it. Elaborate on such things as * classroom implications * student engagement * impact on learning outcomes

A pretty cool online paint program. No need to log in or sign up!

Thats a nice one Matt, well worth looking at

this is great - my 4 y.o. daughter loves it! I am wondering where it stands against costly licensed software in terms of functionality?

Another good site to prac basic facts and also spelling. Students compete against other students. No need to sign up to play.

Great site to grab Science images to share with students. You need to sign up first, but it is free

You pass through the long security line at the United States Capitol building in Washington, DC. While the line of tourists streams forward into the Exhibition Hall, you turn right, and head to the Senate appointment desk. There, you sign in, get an ID badge, and are guided by a security officer to a large meeting room.

Great concept, very quick to put together,  however bit tricky to get working within a blog environment

Like etherpad, no sign up, just start a chat and send your students the URL. A great way to get real time feedback and questions.