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Erin Sipe

Fakebook - 4 views

www.classtools.net/page

Apply Interactive

shared by Erin Sipe on 15 Apr 11 - No Cached
  • Erin Sipe on 15 Apr 11
     
    This website allows students and teachers to create imaginary Facebook pages for study purposes. Within the site you can choose from historical people such as Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill or Queen Elizabeth. Students can create a profile for their person and choose their "friends." They can also add posts and comments to their person's Fakebook page. This website can be used for book reports, character plots from novels, historical moments and many more educational purposes.
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  • Sussanah Sasman on 19 Apr 11
     
    I can't believe this resource is free! I checked out a few fakebook entries that students had submitted such as Shakespeare and the comments posted among students were very informative while being fun and often hilarious at the same time! I always do a composer research project with my 5th graders and allow students to choose how they want to present the information, such as through a skit or poster. I'm definitely going to add this site as another option for students to share their learning in a creative way!
  • Gregory Gorres on 19 Apr 11
     
    I just checked this out. It actually seems much more user friendly than myfakewall. Thanks for the resource, Erin. I'm going to use this with my classes for the next novel that we read.
  • Laura Kruschek on 20 Apr 11
     
    Very cool. Like Greg, I've seen myfakewall, but not this one. This will be a great thing for us to do in my 7th grade classes when we talk about cyberbullying and online safety. The students will love it!
Sussanah Sasman

Homework help and free tutors - 1 views

www.jiskha.com

practice review applying information collaboration resources

shared by Sussanah Sasman on 15 Apr 11 - Cached
  • Sussanah Sasman on 15 Apr 11
     
    At jiskha.com, a student can get homework help in any subject area and grade level. You can view recent questions that have been asked and either post an answer yourself or view other's answers. For the music section, there were quality, complex questions regarding composers, instruments, styles of music, music history, and more! Students can also chat with live on-line tutors. The site features a homework help reference page which includes links to dictionaries, encyclopedias, maps, almanacs, etc. I think it might be a fun assignment to have my students develop a question regarding a topic we are studying, post-it, and report back to the class with answers they received.
Laura Bussie

Creative Publishing - 1 views

teacherweb.com/...CChavez

assessment language arts nonlinguistic

shared by Laura Bussie on 07 Apr 11 - No Cached
  • Laura Bussie on 07 Apr 11
     
    This site has some really neat ideas for new and interesting ways for students to show their knowledge. It is an excellent resource for book report ideas. The site also provides links to other helpful websites. I did find the site a little strange to navigate in that the directions for creating a project are located in one place and then it directs you to another location on the site for pictures or drawings of the process, but overall it is still a good resource.
Karen Ziegler

Common Core Standards - 0 views

www.corestandards.org/the-standards

assessment resources education news

shared by Karen Ziegler on 28 Mar 11 - Cached
  • Karen Ziegler on 28 Mar 11
     
    A great place to go when trying to revise your report cards!
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