STABLS teachers

Loads of online tools. Lot's of advertisements, though.

Frightful to look at! But I'm sure there's something worthwhile buried in it!

Great challenges that could be a place students look for ideas for Friday activities.

Some interesting activities and lessons on this site.

A cross between Learning Catalytics and the traditional eclickers. Free to use and sign up. Try it out! If you want help with this, let me know. Link to the actual sign up page: https://getkahoot.com/

This Rube Goldberg machine is so impressive, but, it is enhanced by the fact that many of us taught Stewart & Oliver. These experts are right in our own backyard and probably available for consultation and inspiration.

They could be such a resource for our students- sharing about planning and perseverance.

I love the "did you ask a good question today." This is a great resource. Thanks for sharing.

Good list of interesting blogs to check out.

Thanks Michele

Great article that explains why we should be teaching computational thinking and coding. 

Probably the most succinct explanation - and one of the most cogent metaphors - for why the computer coding initiative is so important!

Try this with students for Friday activities if they want to create an app.

Build a package that can be used to ship one pringle to a partner school.

Build a package that can be used to ship one pringle to a partner school.

Karen has made a Pinterest page of books that support our Friday activities. Take a look!

Here are some good coding activities that we could use K-4. Take a look and let me know if you would like to do this with your class.

For students interested in learning programming, coding, etc. I have a class account you can use, or you can create your own.

Create apps for all devices. Need to download program to use.

Tutorials for creating Android apps.